Photograph by Jodi Cobb, Nat Geo Image Collection Inscriptions at Petra and other locations provide some information about the polytheistic Nabataean religion. Nabataean gods included Dushara ...

The inscriptions also mark a rare use of Latin for Nabataean religious sites, a shift likely reflecting the community’s immersion in the Roman world. Archaeologists used a photogrammetric survey ...

AMMAN — The emergence of the Nabataeans from Hijaz to modern day Jordan was gradual and their economic and political rise happened in 2nd century BC. The Nabataean tribes who lived in north-western ...

The aerial view of the Iron Age and Nabataean site of Khirbet Al Mudayna (Photo courtesy of Khirbet Al Mudayna Project) AMMAN — Mughur Sabik and Mudayna Thamad are located in the close proximity, just ...

The Nabataean tribes who lived in north-western Hijaz connected with their relatives who were in southern Jordan forming a kingdom. This kingdom distinguished itself through material goods and ...