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- 01:00, August 7, 2008 diff hist -12 Ghassanids →Ghassanid families
- 00:58, August 7, 2008 diff hist +4 Ghassanids
- 00:57, August 7, 2008 diff hist +857 New! Ghassanids New page: The Ghassanids are the main ethnic Christian Arab group in modern Lebanon and parts of Syria & Jordan. == Ghassanid families == Al-Khazen, Aranki, Ayoub, Ammari, Batarseh, Barak...
- 00:50, August 7, 2008 diff hist -272 Copts Redirecting to Coptic Church current
- 23:34, February 9, 2008 diff hist -177 Arabic Arabic is rarely used to describe people
- 23:32, February 9, 2008 diff hist +94 Nazareth
- 23:30, February 9, 2008 diff hist +11 Lebanon
- 23:28, February 9, 2008 diff hist +15 Arab
- 23:20, February 9, 2008 diff hist +310 New! Medians New page: An Ancient Indo European population that originated from central Asia. They became well know from destroying the Assyrian empire and settling Northern mesopotamia along with there [[Aramia...
- 23:17, February 9, 2008 diff hist +123 Assyrians
- 16:16, December 22, 2007 diff hist -13 m Mesopotamia removed chariots from 3000BC, because the Chariot was invented around 2000BC
- 16:11, December 22, 2007 diff hist +1 Arameans →Aramiac language
- 16:10, December 22, 2007 diff hist -12 Arameans
- 16:10, December 22, 2007 diff hist +691 New! Arameans New page: Arameans in old Arabian dialects means the highlanders, the Arameans existed wherever the Arabians settled the highlands in the nations the mountain regions in whats today: Syria, Lebanon,...
- 17:52, December 10, 2007 diff hist -2,014 Babylonians Redirecting to Babylon current
- 17:51, December 10, 2007 diff hist +21 New! Babylonian Redirecting to Babylon current
- 17:50, December 10, 2007 diff hist +2,010 Amorites
- 17:47, December 10, 2007 diff hist +4 Lebanon
- 17:47, December 10, 2007 diff hist +334 Lebanon
- 17:42, December 10, 2007 diff hist +20 Eastern Arabian
- 17:42, December 10, 2007 diff hist +229 New! Eastern Arabian New page: Eastern Arabian also known as (East Semitic) is a linguistic division that includes the: * Akkadains (Mesopotamia, North East Arabia) Extinct 7th century BC * A'adids (South East Arabia) ...
- 17:39, December 10, 2007 diff hist +250 New! Akkadians New page: Akkadians are the Eastern Arabian people that unified under Sargon in the 2300s BC, their name refers to their capital Agade. Under Sargon leadership they conquered Mesopotamia rep...
- 17:36, December 10, 2007 diff hist +30 Assyrians
- 17:34, December 10, 2007 diff hist 0 Amorite Redirecting to Amorites current
- 17:34, December 10, 2007 diff hist -617 Amorite Redirecting to Amoirtes
- 17:33, December 10, 2007 diff hist -237 The Hyksos Redirecting to Hyksos current
- 17:32, December 10, 2007 diff hist 0 Babylonians →The Old Babylonian Kingdom
- 17:32, December 10, 2007 diff hist +1,126 Babylonians
- 17:24, December 10, 2007 diff hist -1 Hyksos
- 17:23, December 10, 2007 diff hist +148 Hyksos
- 17:15, December 10, 2007 diff hist +639 New! Amorite New page: Amorite is a broad term meaning wetsern in old Arabian dialects. It refers to the ancient West Arabian tribes that settled the levant in third millenia BC. The Amorites branched into: The...
- 17:01, December 10, 2007 diff hist +257 New! The Hyksos New page: The Hyksos are an Amorite East Canaanite tribal federation that conquered Egypt in 1648BC. They passed Canaan after the destruction of the Old babylon kingdom by the Hittites. The...
- 16:58, December 10, 2007 diff hist +787 Canaan
- 18:38, December 5, 2007 diff hist +62 Abraham Ur was part of the Old Babylon kingdom, so it don't be confused with Sumerian or Akkadian Ur. Abraham like hammurabi was an East Canaanite Amorite.
- 18:33, December 5, 2007 diff hist +60 Semite
- 18:31, December 5, 2007 diff hist +27 Talk:Mesopotamia nice
- 19:37, September 23, 2007 diff hist +363 User talk:DanH →Articles related to me
- 19:26, September 23, 2007 diff hist +203 Conservapedia:Desk/Miscellany →Before I even start posting!
- 19:25, September 23, 2007 diff hist +350 Conservapedia:Desk/Miscellany Before I even start posting!
- 19:20, September 23, 2007 diff hist +166 User talk:DanH →Contest