Some thoughts on ibex on plinths in early South Arabian art

Alessandra Avanzini

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Ibex are an important iconographic element in the art of South Arabia. The origins, geographical distribution, chronology and divine affinities of ibex are considered, drawing on both archaeological and epigraphic sources.

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