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Stubbified (and a rant)[edit]

Wadi Faynan contains a number of internationally significant early prehistoric sites, was one of the world's most important centres of copper mining for nigh on seven thousand years, and today is the crown jewel of Jordanian environmentalism and ecotourism. What a damning indictment of Wikipedia's systematic bias that for the last 12 years our only coverage has been to conflate it with a name that was mentioned once in the bible!

I've trimmed this down to a stub about the biblical placename, and shifted the content on the Faynan region and its ancient metallurgy to more directly relevant titles, (e.g. Wadi Faynan, Khirbat Faynan). – Joe (talk) 15:03, 9 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]