Welcome to Middle Eastern History Explored

Discover Middle Eastern history through the eyes of those who shaped it. Explore our custom GPTs designed to answer your questions for a unique journey into the past. Our GPT's are built with Poe (https://poe.com) and utilize all the freatues of AI chatbots. It can even write poems about your adventures. So ask your questions, make some poems and enjoy your jounery through time!

Our Custom GPTs featuring many of the people who were actually there... PLEASE NOTE: This area of the world has been the subject of Conflict for Centuries and continues even today. OUR VIEW OF HISTORY DOES NOT TAKE SIDES... we do not endorse or condemn anyone!

WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ON POPULATING THIS SECTION - SOME OF THE LINKS PROVIDED BELOW ARE NOT YET ACTIVE. WE WILL UPDATE AS THEY BECOME AVAILABLE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE...

Clicking these Links will take you to our chatBots on 'poe.com' When you are finished with the discussion, simply click your Browsers "back buttom" to return to our History Explored Page.

Akrotiri and Dhekelia

A General Explorer through Time

We will be updating this page as we continue to create the content on our timeline through history - check back!

About This Site

This webpage is one in the series of different main topics on our Website "History Explored" designed to include a collection of pages that encompass many sections of World History. This page is dedicated to the History of the Middle East. Here We will explore the 18 countries that comprise the region and take a look at each one through the eyes of someone who lives there. OUR FOCUS WILL BE TO REMAIN IMPARTIAL with reguard to the different Religions, Cultures, Customs, and Peoples of each Nation.

(NOTE: The use of AI technology can be an interesting experience, however, AI has been known to sometimes respond with wrong information, make questionable comments, and go off topic. Be aware and accept that we offer these GPT's for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered a creditable source.)

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