Dedanites

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The Dedanites were an ancient people associated with the oasis city of Dedan in northwestern Arabia, known from biblical and Near Eastern historical references as traders and caravan intermediaries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient people
tribal group
associatedWith Dedan NERFINISHED
associatedWithCommodity incense trade (inferred)
spice trade (inferred)
associatedWithRoute Incense Route (broadly) NERFINISHED
centeredOn Dedan oasis NERFINISHED
cultureArea North Arabia NERFINISHED
describedAs caravan people
merchant people
economicActivity caravan trade
long-distance trade
ethnicNameDerivedFrom city of Dedan
ethnonymOf people of Dedan
geopoliticalRole intermediaries between Arabia and Levant
intermediaries between Arabia and Mesopotamia
knownFrom Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
Near Eastern historical references
languageFamily North Arabian (assumed)
locatedIn northwestern Arabia
oasis city of Dedan
mentionedIn Book of Ezekiel NERFINISHED
Book of Isaiah NERFINISHED
Book of Jeremiah NERFINISHED
neighborOf Edomites NERFINISHED
Nabataeans (later period in same region) NERFINISHED
region northwestern Arabian Peninsula
religion West Semitic polytheism (inferred)
role caravan intermediaries
traders
sourceType ancient Near Eastern records
biblical texts
timePeriod 1st millennium BCE
Iron Age
tradeNetwork Arabian trade routes
overland caravan routes

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Dedan ethnonymFor Dedanites
Dedan associatedPeople Dedanites