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AMMAN — During Hellenistic Period [323BC-32BC] very few inscriptions referred to the Nabataean merchants in the Hellenistic world. One of such references likely dates from Miletus in Asia Minor from the middle of the 3rd century BC, while others belong to the 2nd century BC. Most of these inscriptions address the nomadic nature of the Nabataean life rather than the sedentary

AMMAN — The emergence of the Nabataeans is connected with the incense trade between southern parts of the Arabian Peninsula and the Mediterranean ports. First historical records on the Nabataeans appear in 4th century BC while before that period the Qedarites, the dominant Arab tribe of the Persian period, controlled the south from the Hijaz and all of the southern Palestine

Petra’s Snake Monument in the southern part of the rose-red city offers clues to the role of serpents in Nabataean's religious practices, according to a