- the
midst of
these tribes a
colony of
native Christians is
established at
Madeba. They were
converted at
Kerak in 1880 by
Jesuit missionaries from Jerusalem...
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Guthe (1906), Die
Mosaikkarte von
Madeba, Im
Auftrage des
Deutschen Vereins zur
Erforschung Palätinas Leal, Beatrice...
- set up
agricultural projects such as the
planting of 5,000
grape vines at
Madeba. One
estimate of the po****tion of the town and the
surrounding area at...
- 1895 on
their fourth attempt to
visit Petra, met the
Hameideh south of
Madeba. Five
years earlier, the
tribe had "har****ed" Hill and
tried to stop them...
- and
Israel said, I
shall destroy it for ever. Now Omri took the land of
Madeba, and
occupied it in his day, and in the days of his son,
forty years. And...
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April 2020) a month. In
addition they
would donate the
harvest of
Kerak and
Madeba. In 1923 Ibn Saud's
Ikhwan initiated their first attack on the
Emirate of...
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excavated at
Moyat Awad (mistakenly
identified as Moa of the 6th
century CE
Madeba Map), Qatzra, Har Masa,
Mezad Nekarot, Sha'ar
Ramon (Khan Saharonim), Mezad...
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Zeitschrift des
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Madeba".
Recueil d'Archéologie. Jérusalem. 2: 166-176. Conder, C.R.; Kitchener...
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