Nabataean hall, Jordan Museum
Nabataean exhibits from different sites, and information about the society and architecture of the Nabataeans. Part of the visual informative tour through The Jordan Museum in Amman.
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Nabataean (around 100 AD), limestone
Khirbet et-Tannur Temple, north of Tafila
Atargatis was the Syrian goddess of plants and fertility, while her consort Hadad was the god of storms and rain and therefore responsible for the germination of her plants. They were thus protectors of life and growth for the Levantine agricultural communities.
Khirbet et-Tannur
Special presentation in Art Destination Jordan
© Photo: Haupt & Binder
Nabataean exhibits from different sites, and information about the society and architecture of the Nabataeans. Part of the visual informative tour through The Jordan Museum in Amman.
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