Himyarite Kingdom: The Forgotten Empire (Video)
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<p>The?
Himyarite Kingdom, spanning from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD, stands as a testament to Yemen's rich history beyond contemporary turmoil. Situated strategically along the Maritime Silk Road, Yemen emerged as a crucial nexus linking diverse regions such as the Mediterranean, East Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. This facilitated robust economic activity, evidenced by thriving coastal cities and extensive trade networks.</p>
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<p>The kingdom's origins coincide with the flourishing trade routes along the Red Sea, fostering the growth of bustling ports and facilitating cultural exchanges with distant lands. Remarkably, archaeological discoveries, including multilingual inscriptions found in places like?
Socotra, highlight Yemen's integral role in global commerce.</p>
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