People search for items in various locations, leading to the creation of private museums.

One such museum is Alaliyah Museum in Dhagareer Village, Samtah governorate.

Established over 50 years ago by Mohammed bin Mohsen Al-Dhagareeri, the museum preserves the region's human and cultural heritage.

Notable artifacts include a 160-year-old traditional sofa with original jujube tree wood legs.

Other pieces display life in Jazan region's past.

These museums provide valuable historical information to researchers and educate new generations.

In 2004, a museum named after the ancient city of Alaliyah was established in Dhagareer village.

The city, which vanished in the late 10th century, is the foundation for the present-day village.

The museum showcases various artifacts from Alaliyah, including a 500-year-old hook from the well, farming tools, measuring instruments, copper pots, water jars, pottery, stone lamps, and camel shackles.

Additionally, the museum houses a collection of antique women's jewelry, daggers, swords, weapons, and coins.