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'''Nabatean Cities''' were controlled or established by the [[Nabateans]] as road stations in the [[Incense Route]]. | '''Nabatean Cities''' were controlled or established by the [[Nabateans]] as road stations in the [[Incense Route]]. | ||
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Through the Nabatean capital [[Petra]], the [[Incense Route]] connected the Arabian peninsula to [[Gaza]] in the west, and to Phoenicia and Mesopotamia in the north. | Through the Nabatean capital [[Petra]], the [[Incense Route]] connected the Arabian peninsula to [[Gaza]] in the west, and to Phoenicia and Mesopotamia in the north. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:25, 28 July 2012
Nabatean Cities were controlled or established by the Nabateans as road stations in the Incense Route.
See also Nabateans, and Nabatean Kings.
Overview
Through the Nabatean capital Petra, the Incense Route connected the Arabian peninsula to Gaza in the west, and to Phoenicia and Mesopotamia in the north.
Cities along the Negev Route to the West
The Transjordan Route to the North
The Nabatean Cities in ancient sources
The Nabatean Cities in scholarship
The Nabatean Cities in fiction
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