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Awsan

The Kingdom of Awsan, commonly known simply as Awsan (Qatabanian: 𐩱𐩥𐩯𐩬, romanized: ʾwsn; Arabic: أوسان, romanized: ʾAwsān), was a kingdom in Ancient South Arabia, centered around a wadi called the Wadi Markha. The wadi remains archaeologically unexplored. The name of the capital of Awsan is unknown, but it is assumed to be the tell that is today known as…

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QatabanYatha' Amar WatarMukarribJawf valleyNashshan
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Capital

TemenosMa`īnAl-JawfMa'ribTimna
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Religion

Wadd
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QatabanianArabicRomanizedSouth ArabiaWadi
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Capital
Ḥajar Yaḥirr
Common languages
Old South Arabian
Religion
Arabian paganism
Today part of
Yemen
• Disestablished
7th century BC
• Established
8th century BC

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Awsan

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Edges28
Triples85
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
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Awsan

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related to Further reading · 25
Awsan → Ancient Incense Trade Freer, Ancient Peoples, Arabia, Arabic, Arabs, Awsan's, Bronze Age, Caravan Kingdoms, Catalogue, Coming, El-Basset, Exhibition, Freya Stark, From, Gallery, Gates, Hadhramaut, Islam, Jane Geniesse The Southern, Journey
related to Brief resurgence · 19
Awsan → AD, An, Awsanite, BC, Christian, Jeremie Schiettecatte, Kingdom, Qataban, Robin, Roman, Saba, Some, South Arabian, The, Their, This, Wadi Markha, When, Yaṣdaqʾil Farʿam
related to Destruction · 15
Awsan → BC, During, Haram, In, Jawf, Karba'il's, Karib'il Watar, Kingdom, Murattaʿ, Nashshan, RES, Saba, Sabaean, The, This
related to 8th century BC · 13
Awsan → Another, BC, Documents, In, Jawf, Kingdom, Qataban, Saba, Sabaean, The, There, Together, Yatha' Amar Watar
related to Religion · 7
Awsan → AD, Balu, It, Nuʿmān, One, The, Wadd
Capital · 1
Awsan → Ḥajar Yaḥirr
Common languages · 1
Awsan → Old South Arabian
Religion · 1
Awsan → Arabian paganism
Today part of · 1
Awsan → Yemen
• Disestablished · 1
Awsan → 7th century BC

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century kingdom bc wadi saba known area south yahirr 8th time qataban one ancient called main history capital arabia watar

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AwsanCapitalḤajar Yaḥirr1.00infobox
AwsanCommon languagesOld South Arabian1.00infobox
AwsanReligionArabian paganism1.00infobox
AwsanToday part ofYemen1.00infobox
Awsan• Disestablished7th century BC1.00infobox
Awsan• Established8th century BC1.00infobox
Awsanrelated to 8th century BCIn0.60section
Awsanrelated to 8th century BCBC0.60section
Awsanrelated to 8th century BCKingdom0.60section
Awsanrelated to 8th century BCSaba0.60section
Awsanrelated to 8th century BCDocuments0.60section
Awsanrelated to 8th century BCTogether0.60section

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