A historic city in southern Arabia known for the 'People of the Ditch' (Ashab al-Ukhdud), a Christian community martyred by a Jewish king. It was a major center of Christianity before the rise of Islam.
- iRemains of early Christian churches
- iiInscriptions in Sabaean and Greek
- iiiEvidence of Jewish and Christian coexistence
- ivThe site of the martyrdom of the Christians
Excavators — Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage