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Caravanserais in Israel · Mysteria

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Caravanserais in Israel

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🇮🇱 Israel · Fortress

En Hazeva — Nabataean–Roman Road Station Annex

Nabataean–Roman (100 BCE–300 CE) · Nabataean then Roman (Petra–Gaza road)

En Hazeva — Nabataean–Roman Road Station Annex in Southern District, Israel is a Nabataean–Roman (100 BCE–300 CE) fortress attributed to Nabataean then Roman (Petra–Gaza road).

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🇮🇱 Israel · Ancient city

Yotvata Ein Ghadyan — Spice Road Caravanserai

Nabataean to Roman (100 BCE–300 CE) · Nabataean (Aretas)

Yotvata Ein Ghadyan — Spice Road Caravanserai in Southern District, Israel is a Nabataean to Roman (100 BCE–300 CE) ancient-city attributed to Nabataean (Aretas).

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🇮🇱 Israel · Fortress

Moa — Nabataean Arava Fort

Nabataean (100 BCE–106 CE Petra) · Nabataean

Moa — Nabataean Arava Fort in Southern District, Israel is a Nabataean (100 BCE–106 CE Petra) fortress attributed to Nabataean. Arava Nabataean fort 60 × 35 m with corner towers at Nahal Moa pass.