The Nabateans: Masters of desert engineering, the Nabateans transformed arid landscapes into thriving cities like Petra, Jordan, renowned for its rock-cut architecture. Their sophisticated water management systems allowed agriculture and population growth. After Roman annexation in 106 CE, their distinct culture and language gradually faded, though their engineering marvels endure, testifying to a lost civilization adept at harnessing harsh environments through innovation.
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