Lihyan

Lihyan was an ancient Arabian kingdom that existed around the 1st millennium BCE, primarily in the region now known as northwestern Saudi Arabia. It was part of a broader cultural and trade network, connecting various civilizations due to its strategic location along trade routes like the Incense Route. The Lihyan people spoke a Semitic language and left behind a rich archaeological heritage, including inscriptions and ruins, which provide insights into their society, economy, and religious practices. The kingdom is often noted for its contributions to the early history of Arabian culture and trade.