Ain Ghazal
On the northeastern edge of modern Amman, the Neolithic settlement of Ain Ghazal was the largest known human…
Jordan: 12 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
On the northeastern edge of modern Amman, the Neolithic settlement of Ain Ghazal was the largest known human…
On the eastern bank of the Jordan River, 9 kilometres north of the Dead Sea, lies Al-Maghtas —…
The city of tolerance and hospitality - honey-stone merchant houses where Muslim and Christian neighbours built one urban…
The east-bank site where John the Baptist baptised Jesus, recognised as Bethany Beyond the Jordan, preserves at least…
Jerash preserves a strikingly complete Roman provincial city, from its unique oval forum and colonnaded main street to…
Petra is an ancient city and UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Jordan, carved into rose-red sandstone cliffs…
An early 8th-century Umayyad palace retreat in eastern Jordan, celebrated for hunting-scene frescoes and Roman-Byzantine vaulted bathrooms.
The Treasury, a monumental stone façade at Petra, anchors an archaeological site of over 800 classified monuments in…
A Roman military camp turned Byzantine and early Islamic town in the Jordanian steppe, harbouring the world's largest…
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