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Numeira (also an-Numayra) is an
archaeological site in
Jordan near the
southern Dead Sea. The site has
substantial Early Bronze Age remains. The site...
- Wadi
Numeira is a Wadi in
Jordan that is
known for its deep
gorge cut
through the sandstone. It
gives its name to the
Bronze Age
ruins located at its...
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Unlike the
neighboring ruins of
Numeira, Bab edh-Dhra does not
appear to have been destro**** by a
significant fire.
Numeira and Bâb edh-Dhrâʿ were destro****...
- by Rast and
Schaub following Lapp's death.
Other possibilities include Numeira, al-Safi,
Feifa (or Fifa, Feifah), and
Khirbet al-Kha****r,
which were...
- the
southern theory for the
Cities of the
Plain identified the site with
Numeira, but
later changed it to
Khirbat al-Kha****r Jordan,
although it was only...
- the
Early Bronze Age (3000–2000 BC), such as the
archaeological sites of
Numeira (Jordan), or
possibly earlier.
Another well-known
archaeological example...
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Khirbet Mazin (where the
ruins of a Hasmonean-era dry dock are located),
Numeira and near Masada. King
Herod the
Great built or
rebuilt several fortresses...
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Europe and Asia.
Numeira Mixed Salts and Mud
Company is a
limited liability company founded in 1997 and
wholly owned by APC.
Numeira produces "mixed salts"...
- stream" to Seil en-Numeirah, or to Jeremiah's "Waters of Nimrim"). Seil en-
Numeira is a
stream that
flows into the Dead Sea at its
southern end. The city...
- [citation needed]
Archaeological sites in the
Karak Governorate:
Kerak Castle Numeira Al Shqour, Reem
Samed (2019). "Ch. 6, Late
Islamic Khans of Jordan: Ottoman...
