Dhiban, Jordan
Dhiban, Jordan
Dhiban, Jordan connects to 3673 places across 9 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, mostly in history, with smaller clusters in archaeology, cuisine and government. It shares many connections with Syria, Egypt and Jerusalem, Israel. The Mesha Inscription, released in 1868, drew tourists and scholars because it appeared to confirm biblical passages. It recounts King Mesha's rebellion against the northern Kingdom of Israel. Bedouin families of the Bani Hamida settled the site in the 1950s.
Bani Hamida
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Ma'an, Jordan | Madaba, Jordan
Nabataean Kingdom
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Jordan | Bosra, Syria | Nabatieh, Lebanon
Mesha Stele
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Jordan | Amman, Jordan | Madaba, Jordan | Al-Karak, Jordan
Madaba
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Amman, Jordan | Denton, Texas | Khirbet al-Mukhayyat, Jordan | Al Qurayyat, Jordan
Kingdom of Israel (Samaria)
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: United Kingdom | Israel | Atlanta, Georgia | Jordan | Egypt
Kingdom of Israel (united monarchy)
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: United Kingdom | Israel | Jordan | Egypt | Jerusalem, Israel
Neo-Babylonian Empire
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Rome, Italy | Egypt | Iraq | Jerusalem, Israel | Syria
Arabia Petraea
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Rome, Italy | Jordan | Egypt | Syria | Palestine
Israelites
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Berlin, Germany | Israel
Amorites
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Chicago, Illinois | Paris, France | Cambridge, England | Israel | Houston, Texas
Nabataeans
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: Italy | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Rome, Italy | Greece | Jordan
Israel Finkelstein
Connects Dhiban, Jordan to: London, England | France | Paris, France | Oxford, England | Pennsylvania