| The 'Inner Nabataean Kingdom' was located in the Middle East, on the edge of the great Arabian deserts. This crescent shaped area was defined by three distinctive geological barriers: |
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On the southern board of Nabataea
a great cliff extended far out into the desert. Along this cliff,
ancient civilizations successively built great fortresses to protect their villages in the hills from the wild tribesmen of the Hishma desert to the south. This desert is among the wildest, most beautiful deserts of the world, with great mountains rising out of the sandy desert floor. It is home to the famous Wadi Rumm, where thousands of tourists flock every year to experience the majestic raw beauty of the desert. |
| Introduction to Nabataea | Northern Nabataea |
| Borders of Nabataea | Eastern Nabataea |
| Western Nabataea | Classic Menu |
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