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Yemen Update Redux
Yemen has a long and rich history, stretching back millennia, but it is still terra incognita to most people. There is no other part of the Arabian Peninsula as rich in heritage, including architecture, irrigation works, inscriptions and a vital tradition of poetry, proverbs, music, dance and intellectual writing.
The Underground Friends of God and Their Adversaries: A Case Study of Sufism
in Contemporary Yemen
David Buchman Yemen Update (1997)
Observations on the Baboons in the
Garden of the "Bostan Restaurant"
Daniel Martin Varisco
Yemen Update (1991)
Prehistoric Agriculture in Highland Yemen: New Results from Dhamar
Heidi Ekström and
Christopher M. Edens
Yemen Update (2003)
Yemen Update Redux is a webpage dedicated to providing a variety of past writing and images about Yemen's heritage. This includes selections from the earlirer print edition of Yemen Update and other brief writings on Yemen and its people. Yemen's past lives on no matter the turmoil of the present.
The Hostage [al-Rahina]
Zayd Mutee' Dammaj
Review by Steven C. Caton
Yemen Update (1995)
A Zaydī Revival
Bernard Haykel
Yemen Update (1995)
National Geographic
and Yemen
D. Robbins
Yemen Update (1993)
More to come...
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