Historical sources do not provide enough examples of cross-cultural marriages between Nabataeans and other cultures, but there is an exception. The only Nabataean cross marriage is mentioned by ...

What characterises the Nabataean religious architecture are both rock-cut and built structures that form a cultic infrastructure. These temples and small shrines were meant to strengthen religious, ...

The study claims that much of this wealth and influence evaporated after the Nabataean Kingdom fell to Trajan’s legions in 106 C.E., allowing Rome to assume full control over their trade networks.

The Nabataean Kingdom once controlled a trade network stretching from northern Arabia to the eastern Mediterranean, significantly bolstered by their positive relationship with the Roman Empire.