Reconstructed circular buildings, Beidha Neolithic Village. Art Destination Jordan

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Reconstructed circular buildings

The earliest houses in Beidha had a massive round stone wall and wooden posts integrated into it to support the roof. They appear to have been built in small clusters, possibly representing family groups.

Petra Tour: Beidha Neolithic Village

The well preserved and interpreted archaeological site enables visitors to understand how people lived 10,000 years ago. Located near Siq al-Barid (Little Petra), Jordan.

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Umm al-Jimal

Late Antique town built over Nabataean and Roman structures with impressive basalt buildings.

Nabataean Route

On the footsteps of the Nabataeans in Jordan, from the Red Sea via their legendary capital Petra to the north.

Humayma

Remains of Nabataean water supply, Roman fort and bathhouse, Byzantine churches, Abbasid manor house.

Art Destination Jordan

Web guide for cultural travellers - a wealth of information and photos.

Contemporary art, archaeology, art history, architecture, cultural heritage.

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Amman

As-Salt

Gadara

Jerash

Madaba

Mount Nebo

Petra

Qusayr Amra

Umm er-Rasas

Wadi Rum