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Nabataean is an adjective that relates to the ancient Nabataeans, an Arab people who inhabited the southern Levant and Northern Arabia
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Nabataean handwriting is characterized by a very characteristic cursive style.
Few instances of Nabataean painting have survived.
Nabataean pottery is characterized by its thin walls and floral motifs.
Allah is the name of the Nabataean god.
Nabataean temples vary greatly in design with no single standard layout.
It was later the capital of the Nabataean empire.
Nabataean Aramaic was one of these local developments.
To die like a Nabataean is my worst fear.
They appear in abundance in Nabataean art.
The Nabataean language was one of these local developments.
Stone is at the core of Nabataean lives.
The Nabataean relationship with their sandstone was fundamental to who they were.
He is considered the god of the Nabataean royal house.
The Nabataean mastery of water fueled their astonishing city of stone.
Petra was the ancient capital of the Nabataean kingdom.
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Nabataean towns and tombs spring up throughout the northwestern Arabian peninsula.
Petra was the capital city of the Nabataean civilization.
This is because Nabataean potters used local clay bodies in their work.
The inscriptions on the tombs were made by Nabataean sculptors.
Nabataean scouts used smoke signals to warn of the approaching Antigonid army.
A single temple in the Nabataean style has been discovered.
There is a shift in religion after the annexation of Nabataean land.
There are at least two documented Nabataean temple complex atop the acropolis.
These are the places to see in this splendid Nabataean city.
Finding these Nabataean etchings in such an expanse feels improbable and miraculous.
This is the largest conserved site of the Nabataean civilisation.
Nabataean and Greek inscriptions are abundant.
This script is believed to be an advanced form of the Nabataean alphabet.
Onomastic analysis has suggested that Nabataean culture may have had multiple influences.
Tombs with detailed facades are also quite popular in the Nabataean community.
Analysis has suggested that the Nabataean culture may have embraced multiple ethnicities.
Other highlights include several inscribed plaques with Nabataean dedications.
The Nabataean origins remain obscure.
Modern building make it difficult to find archaeological evidence of Nabataean cult worship.
Nabataean script to the god Qasiu.
A number of different gods and goddesses are commonly represented throughout Nabataean sculpture.
Archaeology for the Nabataean civilization.
Other similar is said to be the important funerary monuments of the Nabataean world.
The exclusive use of floral patterns links back to Nabataean aniconism in their religious practices.
The god Dushara is represented in both betyl and statue form throughout the Nabataean kingdom.
Ancient Nabataean rituals uncovered and explored at IFPO workshop.
The numerous monumental tombs carved in stone are rare proof of the Nabataean civilization.
This is the latest Nabataean inscription ever found in Israel.
Contemplate the colors of this magnificent architectural work cradle of the Nabataean civilization.
Nabataean inscription indicate cults dedicated to Allat and Baalshamin.
Only two texts composed fully in Arabic have been discovered in the Nabataean script.
The Nabataean alphabet itself developed out of the Aramaic alphabet.
This section also examines Nabataean architecture.
Nabataean Arabic was the dialect of Arabic spoken by the Nabataeans in antiquity.
The Treasure House is presumed to be the tomb of a Nabataean king.
