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Jordanian scholar outlines research potential of Tell Al Rumayth archaeological site near Ramtha

AMMAN Near the entrance to Ramtha, in Irbid, lies Tell Al Rumayth, a fortified settlement situated at the southern borders of the Aramean Kingdom of Damascus.“Along with other fortresses in the region, such as the fortress at Fudayn, its main function was to protect the east-west route and to defend the southern frontiers of the kingdom,” noted Jordanian archaeologist

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Jordanian scholar outlines research potential of Tell Al Rumayth archaeological site near Ramtha

Jordanian scholar outlines research potential of Tell Al Rumayth archaeological site near Ramtha
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Jordanian archaeologist calls for urgent conservation work at Umm ar-Rasas

AMMAN Umm ar-Rasas, some 75 km south of Amman, has a glorious past that covers different historical periods including the Iron Age, the Nabataean, the Roman/Byzantine and the Early Islamic periods, noted a Jordanian archaeologist Mohammad Najjar.At the 3rd International Conference of Tourism Management and Conservation in Amman, Najjar discussed the area’s storied past in

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Jordanian archaeologist calls for urgent conservation work at Umm ar-Rasas

AMMAN Umm ar-Rasas, some 75 km south of Amman, has a glorious past that covers different historical periods including the Iron Age, the Nabataean, the Roman/Byzantine and the Early Islamic periods, noted a Jordanian archaeologist Mohammad Najjar.At the 3rd International Conference of Tourism Management and Conservation in Amman, Najjar discussed the area’s storied past in

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Conference sheds light on Jordan s archaeological heritage

AMMAN As a country deeply rooted in history, Jordan is home to some of the greatest monuments of human creativity and civilisation, noted archaeologist Mohammad Najjar during a two-day conference on archaeology and cultural heritage held at Al al-Bayt University in Mafraq earlier this month.He added that thousands of natural and cultural sites and archaeological landscapes

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