The texts carved in wooden sticks from Ancient Yemen comprise legal and business documents, correspondence by letter as well as records from religious practice and school exercises. These texts provide unique glimpses of daily life in the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula in pre-Islamic times. 180 of these documents, written in the Sabaic and Minaic languages during the 1st millennium BCE, are published and philologically analysed here for the first time. By this volume, the edition of the inscribed wooden sticks from the collection of the Bavarian State Library in Munich has been brought to completion.