Read the article online here: https://www.hagalil.com/2016/06/yemenite-jewellery/

The Architecture of Yemen & its Reconstruction, Laurence King Publishing, London 2020 Hassan Fathy, Earth & Utopia, Salma Samar Damluji...

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

Courtesy of Dr. Mohammed Jarhoom

From the Facebook site of Fahad Ismā‘īl al-Anbārī

"A picturesque ceremony took place recently {1919] at Lahej, the capital of the Aden hinterland, on the occasion of the restoration to...

Courtesy of Mohammed Jarhoom

The Walters Art Gallery, located in Baltimore, Maryland, has placed most of its art objects, including manuscript pages, online. There...

Sanaa On World Heritage Day we celebrate the incredibly rich heritage, tangible and intangible, of Yemen through the ages and through the...

In 1829 Captain Charles Francklin Head set out from Bombay for the Red Sea. His sailing vessel passed by Socotra, Aden, Mocha and...

The Italian scholar Giovanni Canova recently (2019) published a book of photographs he took in Yemen during the 1980s. Here are just a...

The Dutch civil servant David van der Meulen and the German explorer Hermann von Wissman visited the Ḥaḍramawt in 1931 and apparently...

The German explorer Hermann Burchardt visited Yemen in 1901 and took photographs, including those of Yemenite Jews. Several of these...

It is rare to find photographs of Yemenis in the 19th century, especially ordinary people and not members of the elite. A series of...

Between 1825 and 1828 an English lady named Anne Katharine Elwood accompanied her husband, a colonel in the British service, to India. On...