Agarum (also transliterated as Agaru or Akarum, cuneiform: a-kà-rum or a-ga-rum) is a bronze-age Near Eastern proper name, probably a toponym for a region or island in the Eastern Arabia or Persian Gulf. It has been variously identified with the  mediaeval city of Haǧar, in the general region of what is now known as the Al-Ahsa Oasis in Saudi Arabia , and with the Failaka Island, known as ´KR to the Arameans and as Ikaros during the Hellenistic times .Nashef 1986, pp. 340–343, 346, 349; Laursen 2017, pp. 430-433. Less probable suggestions include the Ekara temple of FailakaGlassner 1988, pp. 240-243. and Bahrain Island. Category:Arabian Peninsula Category:Eastern Arabia  Category:History of the Middle East Category:Historical regions in Saudi Arab
Agarum (also transliterated as Agaru or Akarum, cuneiform: a-kà-rum or a-ga-rum) is a bronze-age Near Eastern proper name, probably a toponym for a region or island in the Eastern Arabia or Persian Gulf. It has been variously identified with the Failaka Island, known as ´KR to the Arameans and as Ikaros during the Hellenistic times and it has also been identified with the mediaeval city of Haǧar, in the general region of what is now known as the Al-Ahsa Oasis in Saudi Arabia .Nashef 1986, pp. 340–343, 346, 349; Laursen 2017, pp. 430-433. Less probable suggestions include the Ekara temple of FailakaGlassner 1988, pp. 240-243. and Bahrain Island. Category:Arabian Peninsula Category:Eastern Arabia Category:History of Kuwait Category:History of the Middle East Category:Historical regions in Saudi Arab
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Failaka Island, known as ´KR to the Arameans and as Ikaros during the Hellenistic times and it has also been identified with the
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, and with the Failaka Island, known as ´KR to the Arameans and as Ikaros during the Hellenistic times
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