Myos Hormos A Port on the Red Sea

 

A complete report on this archeological dig can be found at

www.arch.soton.ac.uk/Research/Quseir

 

Who were the ancient Arab Sea Traders?	Alexandria, the center of trade
Nabataeans in Italy	Berenice Port on the Red Sea
Nabataeans in Africa	Myos Hormos Port on the Red Sea
Africa: Juani Island	Leuce Come Port on the Red Sea
Africa: Mafia Island	Trade on the Arabian Sea
Africa: The Coast of Tanzania	Trade on the Red Sea
Nabataeans in India	Nabataeans in the Arab Gulf
The Kingdoms of South India	Indian Pottery Found in Petra
Arab Ports of Call in India	Trade on the Bay of Bengal
Nabataeans and Sri Lanka	Ancient Trade Items
The Kingdom of Ruhuna	Nabataeans in Turkey
Stone Anchors from Arabia in Sri Lanka	Malacca in Asia
Southern Arabia	Dong Song Kingdom in Vietnam
Southern Arabia Countryside	African Pottery found in Nabataea
Southern Arabia A Caravansary	Nabataean Trade Routes
Southern Arabia: The Marib Dam	Nabataeans on Rhodes
Southern Arabia Sa'ada (City in the North)	The Ancient Maritime Sea Route
Southern ArabiaYemeni Lifestyle	A Proposed New Trade Route Directly East fromPetra
Nabataeans in Antartica?	Elephants and the Nabataeans
Nabataeans in China	Trade on the China Sea
The Spice Route Time Chart (China, India, Arabia, Europe)	Nabataea found in Chinese Texts
China: The Li-Kan Question	Chinese Maritime History
An overview of Chinese history	The 'West' as mentioned in Chinese historical sources
Book Review; 1421 - The Year China Discovered the World