Arts and Humanities
2 years ago

Ancient Arab Kingdoms Dadan and Lihyan Revealed as Separate Entities

Jordan Journal for History and Archaeology
Dadan and Lihyan, a Kingdom or Two Kingdoms: A Critical Study through Archaeological Evidence
Abdulrahman Abdulaziz Alsuhaibani

Paper Summary

The article explores whether Dadan and Lihyan were separate kingdoms or one kingdom with different names, and investigates the origins of the Dadanites and Lihyanites. The researchers analyzed archaeological evidence from sites in al-‘Ula to address these questions.

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