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RM2B0Y7N2–Residential house of the Nabataean settlement of Mamshit on Incense Street, Negev Desert, Israel,
RM2JDHF1P–Head Of A Bearded Man With Curly Hair And Phrygian Cap - Possibly a Nabatean Priest. Raqmu - Petra, The Great Temple 1AD
RFEH4WBX–Jordan, Nabataean archeological site of Petra, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the Urn Tomb is part of the Royal Tombs carved in the mountain
RF2R6R2F9–View of the Street of Facades, the row of monumental Nabataean tombs carved in the southern cliff face in Petra, Jordan
RMW6807M–Street of Facades is a row of monumental Nabataean tombs carved in the southern cliff face that lies past the Treasury and adjacent to the outer Siq
RFEH4J8F–Jordan, Nabataean archeological site of Petra, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the famous and elaborately carved façade of Al Deir (the Monastery), carved out of a sandstone rock face
RMB9NGB5–Israel Negev Desert the runes at Haluza a city in the Negev that was once part of the Nabataean Incense Route
RFM0N6P3–Petra, Jordan - March 15, 2014: Tourists on the Colonnaded street of Petra against ancient Nabataean tombs. Since 1985, Petra is listed as UNESCO Worl
RF2RHD2YB–View of the main road to Petra, with row of monumental Nabataean tombs carved in the cliff face.
RM2B0Y7N6–Baptistry of the Nabataean settlement of Mamshit on the Incense Road, Negev Desert, Israel,
RMKGD59E–Nabataean amphitheatre ruin, Petra, Jordan, Middle East, in early morning light with blue sky
RFEH4J8M–Jordan, Nabataean archeological site of Petra, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, silhouette of a woman at the entrance of a cave near the theatre
RM2B24TX3–Petra, Jordan, April 30, 2009: A Nabataean theatre carved out of limestone rock of the ancient Nabataean city of Petra, Jordan.
RMBKEYN5–Rock with ancient Nabataean inscriptions near Lawrence's Spring in the desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan
RM2B0Y7NN–Baptistry of the Nabataean settlement of Mamshit on the Incense Road, Negev Desert, Israel,
RM2TJDJCJ–Panorama of the amphitheatre at Petra, Jordan. Petra Theatre is a first century AD Nabataean theatre situated 600m from the centre of Petra. Substantial part of the theatre was carved out of solid rock, while the scaena and exterior wall were built. The theatre's auditorium consists of three horizontal sections of seats separated by passageways and seven stairways to ascend. The theatre could accommodate approximately 8500 people. The amphitheatre follows similar architectural patterns of Roman theatres, which enhances superior acoustics
RMKK6FJX–Donkey resting in the shade of pink sandstone carved Nabataean Tomb, Petra, Jordan, Middle East
RFEH4WBT–Jordan, Nabataean archeological site of Petra, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, silhouette of a woman at the entrance of a cave near the theatre
RM2B0Y7N3–Church of St. Nilus in the Nabataean settlement of Mamshit on Incense Street, Negev Desert, Israel,
RMMFD9F9–Arab couple looking at the temple carved in the rock of El Hazne, the capital of the Nabataean kingdom, Petra, Jordan
RMKGDFRG–Juxtaposition of 4 wheel drive vehicle parked in old carved Nabataean tomb, Petra, Jordan, Middle East
RFEH4J8W–Jordan, Nabataean archeological site of Petra, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the famous and elaborately carved façade of Al Khazneh (the Treasury), carved out of a sandstone rock face, viewed from the end of the Siq
RF2M5P78H–Qasr al Bint Firaun or Palace of the Pharaohs Daughter in Petra, Jordan, a Nabataean Temple
RM2FWXBRR–Front arched entrance to Qasral-Bint Far'un,free-standing monument, the main temple of the ancient Nabataean culture in Petra, Jordan
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