Nabataean echoes in al-Ḥarrah: New evidence in light of recent field work

Zeyad Mahdi Al-Salameen · Younis al‐Shdaifat · Rafe Harahsheh

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During a survey conducted by the authors in the eastern part of al-Ḥarrah in Jordan in 2017,11. The term al-Ḥarrah is used to refer to the basalt steppe-desert located in northern Jordan and southern Syria. a number of new Safaitic and Nabataean texts were found. Some of them mention events dated during the reigns of ḥrṯt and rbʾl, others refer to the revolt of dmṣy. Other Safaitic texts contain references to the Nabataeans. Three Nabataean graffiti were also found and are presented here. These sixteen new texts constitute a remarkable addition to the corpus of Safaitic and Nabatean texts found in this region.

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