English: Pergamon Museum ( Berlin ). Exhibition "Roads of Arabia": Fragment of a wall painting with a man's head and an Old South Arabian inscription, probably a banquet scene ( 1st/2nd century AD ), black, red and yellow paint on white plaster, 53x36 cm, from Qaryat al-Faw, residential district ( National Museum, Riyadh ).
العربية: لوحة جدارية وجدت في قرية الفاو تعود لحوالي القرن الأول / الثاني للميلاد.
Deutsch: Pergamon Museum ( Berlin ). Ausstellung "Roads of Arabia": Fragment einer Wandmalerei - Männerkopf mit altsüdarabischer Inschrift ( 1./2. Jhdt. n.Chr. ), schwarze, gelbe und rote Farbe auf weißem Putz , 53x36 cm, aus Qaryat al-Faw, Wohnbezirk ( Nationalmuseum, Riyadh ).
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لوحة فنية ملونة نفذت على أحد جدران الغرف في قرية (الفاو) وتعود إلى القرن الأول – القرن الثاني الميلادي؛ اكتشفت في قرية (الفاو)-جنوبي وادي الدواسر بمنطقة الرياض
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