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  2. Petra - Wikipedia

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    The Hadrian Gate also known as the Temenos Gate. Petra is known primarily for its Hellenistic architecture. The facades of the tombs in Petra are commonly rendered in Hellenistic style, reflecting the number of diverse cultures with which the Nabataeans traded, all of which were in turn influenced by Greek culture. Most of these tombs contain ...

  3. Jordanian art - Wikipedia

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    The Ayn Ghazal Bust, on display at the Jordanian Museum, is estimated to be 9,500 years old and is the oldest known human figure. Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts; Jabal Luwiebdeh Art Museum; Khalid Shoman Foundation, Darat al Funun; Dar Al-Anda, Amman - a museum and research centre [44] Foresight32 Art Gallery, Amman; Nabad, Amman; Wadi ...

  4. Jordan - Wikipedia

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    Jordan is a rich source of Paleolithic human remains (up to 20,000 years old) due to its location within the Levant, where various migrations out of Africa converged, [19] and its more humid climate during the Late Pleistocene, which resulted in the formation of numerous remains-preserving wetlands in the region. [20]

  5. History of Jordan - Wikipedia

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    The union of Arab Palestine and Jordan had been brought about as a result of the will of the people and the US accepted the fact that Jordanian sovereignty had been extended to the new area. Mr. Rifai said he had not realized this and that he was very pleased to learn that the US did in fact recognize the union.

  6. Ba'ja - Wikipedia

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    The current name of the site was applied to it by archaeologists and is derived from the nearby mountain range. The earliest written record attesting to the inhabitants of the region wherein Ba'ja lies is taken from the old Hebrew canonical books. [3] There, it describes a certain people known as Ḥorites, who

  7. Pella, Jordan - Wikipedia

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    It is not known (as of 2006) who founded the Hellenistic town of Pella in Transjordan, which makes it hard to assess who exactly gave it its Greek name and precisely why. [2] Stephanos (fl. 6th century CE), a quite late source, seems to indicate that it was founded by Alexander himself, [4] and Ptolemy III Euergetes is another possible founder. [5]

  8. Jordan Bardella Is the New Face of Europe's Far Right - AOL

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    Unlike Le Pen, who comes from the wealthy western suburbs of Paris, Bardella had a very different start to life. The only child of a single mother, Bardella grew up in a public housing project ...

  9. Amman Citadel - Wikipedia

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    During the Iron Age, the Citadel was the site of the capital of the Ammonites, which was known as "Rabbah" or "Rabbath Ammon". The Amman Citadel Inscription comes from this period, and is considered to be the oldest known inscription in the Ammonite language , written in the Phoenician Alphabet . [ 9 ]