The Obelisk of the Alhambra dates back to the period from the fifth to the fourth century BC. - Archaeological data revealed that Tayma in the Bronze Age was a global cultural center, closely related to civilizations inside and outside the Arabian Peninsula, and was a beacon of trade exchange between East and West, North and South Arabia. Although there are remnants of human settlement dating back to the late Neolithic period (late seventh and early sixth millennium BC), agriculture in the oasis of Tayma dates back to 4300 BC onwards, and its crops include vines and figs. The Tayma civilization was associated with civilizations in the Arabian Peninsula, such as (Dadan and Al-Hajar) and other civilizations outside the Arabian Peninsula, such as (Mesopotamia and the Levant). This vessel is one of the selected pieces for the exhibition “Masterpieces of Antiquities of the Kingdom Through the Ages”, which visited the most famous international museums.
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