The "kingdom" of Qedar was an
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Kingdom' of Qedar — was an Arab kingdom in Persia after its conquest mentioned in Christian writings of the mid 7th century. [William J Dumbrell. The Tell el Maskhuta Bowls and the Kingdom of Qedar in the Persian Period . Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental … Wikipedia
Gaschmu — (auch: Geschem) ist ein biblische Gestalt. Im Buch Nehemia wird Gaschmu als Araber bezeichnet. Gemeinsam mit Sanballat und dem Ammoniter Tobija versuchte er den von Nehemia etwa 445 v. Chr. initiierten Wiederaufbau der Jerusalemer… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Tell el-Maschuta — Tell el Maschuta in Hieroglyphen Ortsname während der zweiten Zwischenzeit (etwa 1600 bis 1550 v. Chr.): unbekannt Ortsname ab 605 v. Chr. (Namensgeber Necho II.) … Deutsch Wikipedia
History of Palestine — See also: Time periods in the region of Palestine and Timeline of the name Palestine The history of Palestine is the study of the past in the region of Palestine, the region between the southern Mediterranean coastal plains and the Syrian… … Wikipedia
Eber-Nari — (Akkadian, also Ebir Nari) or Abar Nahara (Aramaic) was the name of a region of Western Asia and a satrapy of the Achaemenid Empire, which roughly corresponded with the Levant. It means Beyond the River or Across the River in both Akkadian and… … Wikipedia
Eber-Nari — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Eber Nari (acadio; también Ebir Nari) o Abar Nahara (arameo) es el nombre de una antigua región de Asia occidental y satrapía del Imperio Aqueménida, que se correspondía aproximadamente con el Levante. Significa más… … Wikipedia Español
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NABATEANS — NABATEANS, ancient people in the Middle East. Originally a pastoral, nomadic people, the Nabateans became merchants in the trade of oils, aromatics and spices, frankincense and myrrh from southern Arabia. By the second century B.C.E., they… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Chaldea — For the asteroid, see 313 Chaldaea. For other uses, see Chaldean (disambiguation). Ancient Mesopotamia Euphrates · Tigris Sumer Eridu · … Wikipedia
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