South Arabian | eTiquities by Phoenix Ancient Art

The art of South Arabia was produced as early as the 7th century B.C. by a number of cultures in modern-day Yemen. Like other areas in the near east, south Arabia’s prosperity in antiquity can be linked to a thriving trade relationship with the rest of the ancient world. The best known South Arabian art is their distinctive sculpture, both free-standing and in relief, often carved in alabaster.

Alabaster Statuette of an Ibex $5,200.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2005- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2006- No 2 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art's Exotics of the Classical World $35.00 view
South Arabian Alabaster Head Item Sold view	South Arabian Stone Head $8,500.00 view

Anatolian	Cycladic	Geometric Greek	Mesopotamian	Sardinian
Archaic	Cypriot	Greek	Neolithic	Sarmatian
Bactrian	Dark Age	Hellenistic	Orientalizing Greek	Scythian
Byzantine	Early Greek	Hittite	Persian	South Arabian
Canaanite	Egyptian	Iberian	Phoenician	South Italian
Caucasian	Etruscan	Islamic	Roman	Syrian
Celtic	European Bronze Age	Medieval	Roman Provinces	Villanovan
Classical