Via Maris region

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The Via Maris region is an ancient coastal trade corridor in the Levant that linked Egypt with Syria, Mesopotamia, and Anatolia, serving as a major route for commerce and military campaigns.

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Via Maris region canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient trade route
historical region
transport corridor
associatedWith Assyrian campaigns in the Levant
Babylonian campaigns in the Levant
Egyptian New Kingdom expansion
Hellenistic trade routes
Persian imperial communications
Roman period road system
connects Anatolia
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Syria
crosses major river systems of the Levant
follows Mediterranean coast
hasTerrain coastal plains
river valleys
historicalPeriod Bronze Age
Classical antiquity
Iron Age
languageOfName Latin
locatedIn Eastern Mediterranean
Levant
linked to: Levant region

Middle East
mentionedIn biblical scholarship
historical geography of the Levant
nameMeaning Way of the Sea
parallelTo King's Highway (ancient route)
partOf ancient Near Eastern trade network
overland routes between Africa and Asia
passesNear Damascus
Gaza
linked to: Gaza Strip

Megiddo
Nile Delta
Sidon
Tyre
passesThrough Canaan
Philistia
Phoenicia
linked to: Fenicia

northern Sinai
strategicImportance control of coastal access
control of trade between Egypt and Mesopotamia
military movement corridor
usedFor commerce
diplomatic travel
long-distance trade
military campaigns

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Lydda onTradeRoute Via Maris region