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This article looks at a specific southern Arabian sailing vessel named  the Wolf  ( al-Dhi’b ), in order to better understand the life of a coastal trader on the southern Arabian coast that lived in the last days of commercial sail. Vessels such as  the Wolf  carried local products such as sardines, abalone and frankincense to northern Oman and Yemen, returning with dates and necessary foodstuffs shipped to Aden from India and East Africa. The article examines the remains of  the Wolf , based on data from multiple documentation surveys, in conjunction with information gained from oral history interviews in order to highlight the central role that vessels such as  the Wolf  played in the maritime economic and social networks of the region.

The Wolf : The Last Remnants of the age of Sail in Southern Oman