From the Facebook Page of Marina de Regt

Offtake channel along Wadi Zabid TMT Training in Yemen The Water and Environment Centre, part of Sana’a University, recently initiated...

The coastal town of Zabīd has an incredible history of architecture, including the interior design of houses. Here is a picture of the...

The 2003 issue of Azal, the antiquities journal published by Yemen's General Organization of Antiquites and Museums, has just been...

In the early 1960s the National Geographic Society published a film on Yemen. Parts of this film are available, in the French version,...

The New York Public Library has a website reproducing images from its collection. Here is one of a Banian merchant in Mocha from 1787. ...

UNESCO has designated Khawlani Coffee in the Jazan region as intangible cultural heritage. Unfortunately, it seems that the Saudis have...

For Information on this new round of grant opportunities from ALIPH, the International Alliance for the Protection of Heritage in...

As the British extended their trade through the Red Sea and Indian Ocean in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, there were a number of...

From the Facebook Site معتقدات وتقاليد يمنية قديمة

There are several Facebook sites by Yemenis on the rich heritage of Yemen. Here is one by Mohammed Saleh Al Haj.

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From the Facebook site of Old and Rare Photos of Yemen (صور قديمة ونادرة لليمن) which is an excellent source of old photographs on Yemen.

In 1850 an Australian press published a geography book with a description of Yemen at the time. Here are some of the excerpts...

The Coast of Arabia the Red Sea, and Persian Sea of Bassora Past the Straits of Hormuz to India, Gujarat and Cape Comorin This 1707 map...

From the Facebook Site of Fahad al-Anbari

The Dutch scholar C. G. Brouwer. who has made a major contribution to our knowledge of Mocha and the Dutch experience in Yemen, has...

There is currently a free showing online of recent short Yemen films. The films are in Arabic with English (not always accurate)...

The recent battle for Hodeidah is not the first time it has been the target of foreign intervention. In October, 1924 the young Idrissi...