claim · claim_baran_temple_ninth_century_horizon
The Bar’an temple sequence begins around the ninth century BCE, close to the release endpoint, rather than securely demonstrating a much earlier monumental Sabaean state.
The Bar’an temple sequence begins around the ninth century BCE, close to the release endpoint, rather than securely demonstrating a much earlier monumental Sabaean state.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · dates
Radiocarbon Datings from the Almaqah Temple of Bar'an, Ma'rib, Republic of Yemen: Approximately 800 cal BC to 600 cal AD — Jochen Görsdorf, Burkhard Vogt (2001)Provides the radiocarbon basis.
Locator: pp. 1363–1369; earliest samples
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Referenced records
- Bar’an temple · entity
- Earliest documented use of the Bar’an temple · event