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Jordan Museum: Studying Greek-Roman Inscriptions From Levant

Jordan Museum: Studying Greek-Roman Inscriptions From Levant
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Jordan generalPerifereia anatolikis makedonias kai thrakisDar aAl iskandariyahThomas weber karyotakisAl husnUmm qaisPierre louis gatierProvincia arabiaAurelius diophantosGerasa jerashMarcus ulpius sophronJordan museumDepartment of antiquityUniversity of lyonRas al ain

Jordan Museum: Studying Greek-Roman inscriptions from Levant

Jordan Museum: Studying Greek-Roman inscriptions from Levant
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Jordan generalAl iskandariyahDar aPerifereia anatolikis makedonias kai thrakisMarcus ulpius sophronGerasa jerashProvincia arabiaPierre louis gatierAurelius diophantosUmm qaisThomas weber karyotakisAl husnDepartment of antiquityJordan museumUniversity of lyonRas al ain

Jordan Museum: Studying Greek-Roman inscriptions from Levant

AMMAN The Jordan Museum, located in a very busy area of Ras Al Ain, is home to many inscriptions from various parts of the country. The reason why the modern building was erected in the downtown area was to attract both tourists, who roam around that neighbourhood, but also to introduce the Jordanians with their history and cultural heritage.

Perifereia anatolikis makedonias kai thrakisDar aJordan generalAl iskandariyahThomas weber karyotakisPierre louis gatierAl husnMarcus ulpius sophronUmm qaisProvincia arabiaAurelius diophantosGerasa jerashUniversity of lyonJordan museumDepartment of antiquityRas al ain

Consequences of an earthquake: Historical chronology of Gerasa

AMMAN Plagues, wars and earthquakes shaped the history of urban centres and states. Ancient Gerasa (Jerash) was subjected to a number of major disasters but none shook the town as much as the one in 749 AD.Jerash became occupied around 8,000 BC, where the remains of a Neolithic mega-site have been excavated on Tall Abu Suwwan at the southern extent of the modern city. A

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Glass production, usage in the Levant: Studying artifacts from Capitolias

AMMAN Capitolias was one of cities of the Decapolis with Gadara (Umm Qais) and Gerasa (Jerash), and it is located some 10km north of Irbid. The modern name of Capitolias is Beit Ras and the theatre and underground Roman tomb remain main structures from the ancient period. Capitolias was planned as a Roman castrum under emperors Nerva and/or Trajan in 97-98AD. And the name of

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