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his symbols, the bull's head and grapevine, stood in the early Iron Age

kingdoms of DeMott and Saba.

On the African shore, the people of Deat built a temple complex in their capital of

Yeha in honor of the Moon God.

On the Arabian side, the Sabian king Yada I built a temple to almaka near his royal capital of Sirwa.

When he moved their capital to the Marib Oasis along the vital South Arabian Incense route.

The king built a new temple to almaka just outside the city.

The Sabians considered themselves the Moon God's children and pictured his divine form as a cluster

of lightning bolts around a curved blade. This period between the eighth and fifth centuries

BC was the heyday of the Sebeians. They're commonly

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