Taima Museum

Tayma Museum is an archaeological museum in the city of Tayma, Saudi Arabia. It was built in 1403 AH (1983 CE) and opened to visitors in 1407 AH (1987 CE). The museum has panels showing maps of the archaeological sites of Tayma and displays a collection of artefacts and ancient writings and rock inscriptions found across the region. Among the most important is the Tayma Stele, which was displayed for a time at the Louvre in Paris. The museum also has a library of specialised books along with some periodicals and bulletins, and selected finds from the excavations carried out by the Antiquities Agency in the area, arranged chronologically from the Stone Age to the Islamic era. It also has a statue resembling the Lihyanite style, with a lion's head.

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