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Dhiban, (Arabic: ذيبان Ḏiʾbān)
known to the
Moabites as
Dibon (Moabite: 𐤃𐤉𐤁𐤍 *Daybōn; Hebrew: דִּיבוֹן Dīḇōn), is a
Jordanian town
located in Madaba...
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Augustus Klein, an
Anglican missionary, at the site of
ancient Dibon (now
Dhiban, Jordan), in
August 1868. A "squeeze" (a papier-mâché impression) had been...
- unclear, but it was
confirmed that he had fled from Al-
Dhiban.
Following the
battle of
Dhiban, the most
fierce fight in the clashes, Arab
tribes entered...
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forces takes control of
military points of the SDF
militia in the town of
Dhiban, east of Deir ez-Zor, and is able to
control several sites inside the town...
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important discovery of the
period is the
Mesha Stele, a
Moabite stele found in
Dhiban when Emir
Sattam Al-Fayez led
Henry Tristram to it as they
toured the lands...
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Faynan ... is
almost certainly the
location of Phaino/Punon/Pinon.
Kitchen 2003, p. 195. "Dibon ... is
readily admitted to be
located at
modern Dhiban."...
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other towns and villages.
Dhiban Department:
Includes 44
towns and villages, with its
administrative center in
Dhiban The po****tion of
districts according...
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Armenian Apostolic Church, Qasr Kharana, Dead Sea
Panorama Complex, Machaerus,
Dhiban,
Karak Castle, Qasr Tuba,
Shobak Castle,
Aqaba Fortress,
Aqaba Archaeological...
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location Discovered Date
Writing Significance Refs
Mesha Stele Louvre 1868,
Dhiban,
Jordan c.850 BC
Moabite language Describes the
victories of
Moabite king...
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former Laish (Tel Dan, Tell el-Qadi)
Damascus (Dimasqu) Deir Alla (Pethor?)
Dhiban (Dibon) Dor (D-jr, Dora) Dura-Europos (Dur) Ebla (Tell Mardikh)
Edessa (Ar-Ruha...
