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AMMAN Jordanian photographer Bashar Tabbah launched his photobook on the Noble Sanctuary in Jerusalem on Wednesday.The idea for the book came to Tabbah in 2019 when he was on a project on the site and found that there were not enough books in English that covered the Noble Sanctuary. Speaking during the launch at Arar Street in Amman, Tabbah said the book, titled “The Noble
AMMAN After many visits to Jerusalem capturing its landmarks on camera, a Jordanian photographer is now on a mission to record the city in a photobook.“I’ve been in love with Jerusalem since first visiting it over a decade ago. Ever since, I’ve repeatedly visited the city and photographed many of its landmarks,” said photographer Bashar Tabbah.In 2019, while working on a
It is thanks to the work of these archaeologists that we have some idea of the development of Ain Ghazal over the millennia. Based on the archaeological evidence, Ain Ghazal was first occupied around 7250 BC, during a period known as the Pre-Pottery Neolithic . At that time, the settlement consisted of only several hundred inhabitants, who lived in individual houses. These houses were made of stone covered with mud and lime plaster and painted with a red pigment.
A change in the settlement occurred around the beginning of the 7th millennium BC. At that time, the population of Ain Ghazal rose rapidly from an influx of new inhabitants. Consequently, the population of the settlement almost doubled in size to 1,600 people.