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Name: Antigonid-Nabataean confrontations

Type: Event

Start: 311 BC

End: 311 BC

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Were military confrontations between the Antigonid Dynasty, one of the successors of the Macedonian Empire, and the Nabataean Kingdom.

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  • February 311 BC: The macedonians were expelled by "an 8,000 Nabataean camel cavalry force".
  • January 311 BC: Antigonus appointed one of his officers, Athenaeus, to attack the Nabataeans. Athenaeus marched with 4000 men and 600 horsemen into Petra.

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