Royal Danish Arabia Expedition

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The Royal Danish Arabia Expedition was an 18th-century Danish scientific and exploratory mission to the Arabian Peninsula, notable for its pioneering contributions to natural history, geography, and linguistics.

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instanceOf Danish expedition
exploratory mission
scientific expedition
causeOfDeathOfMembers disease
commissionedBy Frederick V of Denmark NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Denmark
destination Arabian Peninsula NERFINISHED
Egypt NERFINISHED
Red Sea region NERFINISHED
Yemen NERFINISHED
endYear 1767
fieldOfWork cartography
ethnography
geography
linguistics
natural history
hasParticipantRole artist
cartographer
naturalist
philologist
surgeon
influenced later European exploration of Arabia
orientalist scholarship in Europe
languageOfDocumentation Danish
German
Latin
leader Carsten Niebuhr NERFINISHED
member Carsten Niebuhr NERFINISHED
Christian Carl Kramer NERFINISHED
Frederik Christian von Haven NERFINISHED
Georg Wilhelm Baurenfeind NERFINISHED
Lars Berggren NERFINISHED
Peter Forsskål NERFINISHED
notableFor early modern study of Arabic language and inscriptions
pioneering scientific exploration of Arabia
systematic natural history collecting in Arabia
notableWork Description of Arabia NERFINISHED
Travels through Arabia and other countries in the East NERFINISHED
organizedBy Kingdom of Denmark–Norway NERFINISHED
resultedIn Arabic linguistic studies
detailed maps of the Arabian Peninsula
ethnographic observations
extensive botanical collections
extensive zoological collections
sponsor Frederick V of Denmark NERFINISHED
startYear 1761
survivingMember Carsten Niebuhr NERFINISHED
timePeriod 18th century

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Peter Forsskål memberOf Royal Danish Arabia Expedition