Udakh

Udakh, also known as Wadakh, was a settlement at the northern edge of the country of the Banu Numayr. Its remains lie on a plain north of Dawadmi, with fragments of pottery and glass scattered over the old site. Early Islamic sources record it as a village with a mosque. Vessels carved from soft soapstone were associated with Udakh, where an old quarry supplied the material. The place was also remembered in accounts of a pre-Islamic battle between Arabian tribes.