Bas-reliëf (vermoedelijk) op de Stèle van Saba'a before 1876

This bas-relief, dating back to before 1876, is part of the Stèle of Saba'a, a significant artifact from ancient Yemen. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum and depicts several figures engaged in various activities, including a rider on an animal. The detailed inscription and iconography of the bas-relief provide insights into the religious beliefs and cultural practices of the Sabaean civilization, a powerful kingdom known for its trade and incense production. The Stèle of Saba'a offers a glimpse into the complex history of ancient Yemen and its connection to other civilizations in the region.