Database: Roman Life in AlUla - Revision history

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	DTA The Romans in AlUla 1.png\|Two coins: a silver one showing the Roman emperor Trajan, and on the reverse a camel representing his conquest of Arabia~~; and a bronze one showing the empress Tranquillina~~.		DTA The Romans in AlUla 1.png\|Two coins: a [[silver]] one showing the Roman emperor Trajan, and on the {{Wiki\|Obverse and reverse\|reverse}} a camel representing his conquest of Arabia...
	DTA The Romans in AlUla 2.png\|~~Two coins: a silver one showing the Roman emperor Trajan, and on the reverse a camel representing his conquest of Arabia;~~ and a bronze one showing the empress Tranquillina.		DTA The Romans in AlUla 2.png\|...and a bronze one showing the empress {{Wiki\|Tranquillina}}.
	DTA The Romans in AlUla 3.png\|Two Latin inscriptions in stone, one engraved~~, the other painted, dedicated to Roman emperors and officials~~.		DTA The Romans in AlUla 3.png\|Two Latin inscriptions in [[stone]], one engraved...
	DTA The Romans in AlUla 4.png\|~~Two Latin inscriptions in stone, one engraved,~~ the other painted, dedicated to Roman emperors and officials.		DTA The Romans in AlUla 4.png\|...the other painted, dedicated to Roman emperors and officials.
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	[[Category:Database: A Cultural Hub]]		[[Category:Database: A Cultural Hub]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}

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	During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.		During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
			DTA The Romans in AlUla 1.png\|Two coins: a silver one showing the Roman emperor Trajan, and on the reverse a camel representing his conquest of Arabia; and a bronze one showing the empress Tranquillina.
			DTA The Romans in AlUla 2.png\|Two coins: a silver one showing the Roman emperor Trajan, and on the reverse a camel representing his conquest of Arabia; and a bronze one showing the empress Tranquillina.
			DTA The Romans in AlUla 3.png\|Two Latin inscriptions in stone, one engraved, the other painted, dedicated to Roman emperors and officials.
			DTA The Romans in AlUla 4.png\|Two Latin inscriptions in stone, one engraved, the other painted, dedicated to Roman emperors and officials.
			</gallery>
	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
	[[Category:Database: A Cultural Hub]]		[[Category:Database: A Cultural Hub]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}

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	During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.		During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.
	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
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	During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.		During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.
	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
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	During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.		During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.
	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}

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			During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.
	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.		{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}

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	During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic raids and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.
	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Roman Life in AlUla}}During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic [[raid]]s and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.
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	During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Nabataean Kingdom}} became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at ~~{{Wiki\|~~Hegra}} where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic raids and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.		During antiquity, the [[Roman Empire]] gradually spread around the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and beyond, particularly in North [[Africa]], [[Egypt]], but also in [[Anatolia\|Asia Minor]] and southwestern [[Asia]]. A huge area of prosperity and trade, the Empire was interested in the [[Arabia]]n trade routes that supplied incense, spices, and other goods from the region itself or from further east and south. Established in [[Jordan]], the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] became a key partner and was annexed into the Empire in 106 CE, under the reign of [[Trajan]]. Roman presence then spread further including at [[Hegra]] where a Roman garrison established a [[fort]] to protect and collect charges along this trade route. Little is known about the life of the [[Roman army\|legionaries]] there, except that they belonged to {{Wiki\|Legio III Cyrenaica\|Legion III}} of [[Cyrenaica]] (a region of present-day [[Libya]]) and that the fort was perhaps the southernmost inland fortified post in the Empire. Despite nomadic raids and the threat of the {{Wiki\|Parthian Empire}}, Rome's rival centered in [[Iran\|Persia]], this area of the Empire remained under the influence of Rome for many centuries. A strong new political chapter started with the establishment of the [[Arabia\|Arab]]-[[Islam\|Muslim]] [[Umayyad Caliphate\|caliphate]] in the seventh century CE.
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