Tayma, Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
Tayma, Saudi Arabia links to 1329 places across 8 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections, mostly history and religion. The oasis was a stop on desert trade routes, and Nabonidus, the last Neo-Babylonian emperor, lived there in the mid-6th century BC. Pre-Islamic poetry calls it a fortified city of the Jews. Its strongest overlaps are with Israel, Syria and Egypt. A Ramesses III inscription was found about 60 kilometers northwest, and the Tayma Stele is now in the Louvre.
Ministry of Tourism (Saudi Arabia)
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Uqair, Saudi Arabia | Yanbu
6th century BC
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Svetulka, Bulgaria | Chubrika, Bulgaria | Tarnoslivka, Bulgaria | Enyovche, Bulgaria | Spijk, Netherlands
Moses ibn Ezra
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Spain | Granada, Spain | Brody, Ukraine
6th century
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Inverness, United Kingdom | Zanzibar | Taif, Saudi Arabia | Delas, Egypt | Bamyan, Afghanistan
National Museum of Saudi Arabia
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Saudi Arabia | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Najran, Saudi Arabia | Diriyah | Al-Wadi
History of the Jews in Saudi Arabia
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: United States | Israel | Saudi Arabia | Yemen | Tudela, Spain
Al-Ula
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: France | India | Egypt | Saudi Arabia | Medina, Saudi Arabia
Battle of Khaybar
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: India | Lebanon | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Hejaz, Saudi Arabia
Ebionites
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Rome, Italy | Israel | Jordan | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Jerusalem, Israel
Egyptian hieroglyphs
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: London, England | California | Paris, France | Cambridge, England | Egypt
Sheba
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Israel | Egypt | Syria | Ethiopia | Yemen
Neo-Babylonian Empire
Connects Tayma, Saudi Arabia to: Rome, Italy | Egypt | Iraq | Jerusalem, Israel | Syria