Nabatean Cities

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Nabatean Cities ware established as road stations in the Incense Route.

Overview

Through the Nabatean capital Petra, the Incense Route connected the Arabic peninsula the Arabian to Gaza in the west, and to Phoenicia and Mesopotamia in the north.

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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