Oriental studies
There are 625 items in Oriental studies:
Rujm al-Malfouf
Rujm al-Malfouf: Iron Age fortification in the western suburbs of Amman (Jordan), built by the Ammonites. Rujm al-Malfouf: the tower itself The…Sabbath
Sabbath: the seventh and last day of the Jewish week, a day for rest.According to the book of Genesis, God had finished the creation he had been making and rested from all his work on the seventh day.note[Genesis 2.2.] Because…Sadyattes II
Sadyattes II: third king of the Mermnad dynasty. His reign lasted from c.625 to c.600. Lydian stater The third king of Lydia,…Salmas
Salmas: town in northwestern Iran, site of a Sasanian rock relief. The Sasanian rock relief at Salmas About eight kilometers southeast of…Sam'al (Zincirli)
Sam'al: one of the Iron Age kingdoms in northern Syria, modern Zincirli in Turkey.History One of the excavations At the beginning of the…Samus of Armenia
Samus (Greek:Σάμος): Orontid king in Armenia (r. c.260 BCE)King Samus, who ruled (part of) Armenia, is known from the inscriptions, found on Nemrud Dagi, in which king Antiochus I Theos of Commagene mentions his ancestors. He must be dated in the…Sanabares
Sanabares: Arsacid rebel king of the Parthian Empire (r.50-56). A Parthian Sanabares - perhaps there were two kings with this name - was…Sanatruces
Sanatruces: rebel king in Armenia (r. 115 CE), perhaps from the Arsacid dynasty.In 114 CE, war broke out between the Parthian and the Roman empires. The Roman emperor Trajan successfully conquered Armenia, occupied Edessa and Nisibis in the next year, and added Babylon,…Sar-e Pol-e Zahab
Sar-e Pol-e Zahab: town in Iran, known for five reliefs from the Lullubian and Parthian periods. Sar-e Pol-e Zahab, Anubanini Relief The…Sarab-e Bahram
Sarab-e Bahram ("Bahram's well"): site of a Sasanian rock relief in Iran. Sarab-e Bahram general view The Iranian king Bahram II (276-293) was…Sarab-e Qandil
Sarab-i Qandil ("ice cold spring"): town in Fars, Iran, near modern Kazerun, site of a Sasanian rock relief. Bahram II's relief…Sardes
Sardes or Sardis (Greek Σάρδεις): capital of Lydia, one of the most important sites in western Turkey, one of the "seven churches" of the Revelation of John, modern Sartmustapha.Lydian Capital …