Prehistoric archaeological sites in Dhamar

A scientific archaeological study of the archaeological sites from the eastern part of Al-Hada District, within what is spatially known as the village of Bani Zaidan in Dhamar Governorate. The study was based mainly on archaeological survey and exploration, and its results resulted in the registration of 20 sites that were classified according to their nature as follows: Residential sites (architectural structures, which included a number of small and large primitive villages, in addition to the presence of other buildings with administrative functions and other religious functions linked to religious rituals. - Artistic sites, which included (22) artistic panels that contained evidence of the intellectual progress of the inhabitants of the region, as they are reflections of the drawings and rock graffiti seen in the year, permanent and continuous animal drawings and a large number of stone tools, including fragments and connections of stone tool industry workshops, various scrapers and stone chips, stone blocks and a number of architecture.