The rock inscriptions of the AlUla valley reveal the linguistic and religious richness of ancient settled peoples such as the Dadanites and the Lihyanites. This paper offers an anthropological reading of the written texts and rock symbols that recorded daily and commercial life in north-western Arabia.
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