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24 May 2024

  • 17:2317:23, 24 May 2024 diff hist +23,669 N Animals in Arabian and Near Eastern Religion and ArtCreated page with "==Horse== Horses were renowned for their strength and capabilities in travel, hunting and warfare. Cavalry commanders in Nabataea even held high positions in society. Horses were tamed in North Arabia during the mid-first millennium BC at the latest. Ammianus Marcellinus (c.330–395) tells us that the Saracens ranged “widely with the help of swift horses and slender camels in times of peace or of disorder” which shows that horses were a normal mount for both the nom..." current
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28 October 2023

  • 15:2015:20, 28 October 2023 diff hist +8 The Arabian Gods of Palmyra→‎See also
  • 15:2015:20, 28 October 2023 diff hist +18,864 N The Arabian Gods of PalmyraCreated page with "==The Arab Gods of Palmyra== A tablet from nineteenth century BC Anatolia mentions a Puzu-Ishtar ‘the Tadmuraean’ (Palmyrene) as witness to a contract. But there are very few references to Tadmur in historical texts until the first century BC, when it grows into a substantial settlement. Because of its central location on the route between Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean, the city was always in danger of being conquered by greater powers. It finally was conquered i..."

15 September 2023

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