- Μάμψις) or
Memphis (Ancient Gr****: Μέμφις),
today Mam**** (Hebrew: ממשית),
Kurnub (Arabic: كرنب), is a
former Nabataean caravan stop and
Byzantine city. In...
- 39389°E / 30.88222; 34.39389
Nessana Ghamr PS
Beersheba 5
March 1949 46 Uvda
Kurnub PS
Beersheba 23
November 1948 46 Uvda 31°01′30″N 35°03′50″E / 31.025°N...
-
prime minister and
defense minister David Ben-Gurion was keen on
capturing Kurnub and Ein
Husub because he
believed that
those areas were fit for settlement...
- the Tri****ic and
early Jur****ic periods, and have been
named Zerqa and
Kurnub formations. The rock
formations are
marine sediments,
remnants of the prehistoric...
- with it: Moresheth-Gath (Clermont-Ganneau, 1899)
Mampsis (also
known as
Kurnub; Hommel, 1901)
Mareshah (Vincent, 1907) Tel
Masos (see
articles Tel Masos...
-
human jawbone finds. Mam****, the
Nabatean city of
Memphis (also
known as
Kurnub in Arabic), was
declared a
world heritage site by
UNESCO in June 2005. The...
-
Nabatean complexes at
Obodas (Avdat) and
residential complexes at
Mampsis (
Kurnub) and a
religious site of et-Tannur. The
accomplishments the
Nabateans had...
- Weichselia-dominated
coastal ecosystem from the
Lower Cretaceous (Barremian) of the
Kurnub Group in NW Jordan".
Cretaceous Research. 66: 82–93. Bibcode:2016CrRes....
-
central Israel,
followed by the
basalt Tayasir volcanic rocks; the 120
meter Kurnub Group (sandstone,
limestone and clay); and 670
meters thick Nabi Sa'id,...
- 2001.
Brachiopods from the Jur****ic (Callovian) of
Hamakhtesh Hagadol (
Kurnub Anticline),
southern Israel.
Palaeontology 44(4):637-658 J. Weir. 1930....
