The Kingdoms of Ma'in and Qataban: The South Arabian Confederation (200 BCE)
200 BCE · Hadramut, Yemen · trade
The kingdoms of Ma'in (Minaea), Qataban and Hadramawt were sustained by the revenues of the incense trade; their large number reflects the fragmentation of the peninsula; the Romans attempted to seize southern Arabia directly (the expedition of Aelius Gallus in 26–24 BCE failed).
What was The Kingdoms of Ma'in and Qataban: The South Arabian Confederation (200 BCE)?
The kingdoms of Ma'in (Minaea), Qataban and Hadramawt were sustained by the revenues of the incense trade; their large number reflects the fragmentation of the peninsula; the Romans attempted to seize southern Arabia directly (the expedition of Aelius Gallus in 26–24 BCE failed).
When did The Kingdoms of Ma'in and Qataban: The South Arabian Confederation (200 BCE) happen?
200 BCE
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