Overview and regional maps · 56–57
Sabaea
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Old craters and branching valleys; hills and sand dunes in the centres of craters. Craters are final sediment traps: whatever falls into them stays there. The material of the hills once filled the craters up to their rims. Wind removed the rest. But when the craters were full, perhaps the whole region was covered by sediment: sand, dust or volcanic ash?