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The 26 pages that link to Levant, each with the reason it gives.

• PhoeniciaNarrower topic: Phoenicia occupied the Levant's central Mediterranean coastline.

• JerichoNarrower topic: Jericho’s settlement history is part of the broader archaeology of the southern Levant.

• CanaanNarrower topic: Canaan is a historical region within the Levant.

• Natufian cultureNarrower topic: Natufian communities occupied parts of the southern Levant.

• Land of IsraelNarrower topic: It supplies a broader geographic frame than the religious-historical term.

• LebanonNarrower topic: Lebanon’s languages, trade routes, and regional politics are part of this wider setting.

• Palestine (region)Narrower topic: Palestine forms part of this broader eastern Mediterranean region.

• HummusNarrower topic: Hummus is rooted in the Levant's food traditions.

• Levantine ArabicNarrower topic: The region's shifting boundaries help explain why Levantine Arabic includes several national and local varieties.

• Pre-Pottery Neolithic ANarrower topic: PPNA sites are distributed across this eastern Mediterranean region.

• Battle of Mu'tahNarrower topic: Mu'tah lay within the Levant, where Byzantine and Arab powers met.

• DabkeNarrower topic: Dabke developed across this region and varies among its communities.

• Holy LandNarrower topic: The Holy Land occupies part of this broader eastern Mediterranean region.

• History of PalestineNarrower topic: Regional connections place Palestine within wider patterns of trade, migration, and empire.

• History of the ancient LevantNarrower topic: Its shifting boundaries explain why the ancient region is defined geographically rather than by one enduring state.

• Manot 1Narrower topic: Manot 1 comes from a region central to early human movements between Africa and Eurasia.