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⌖ Archaeological Sites
Petra
4th century BC – 4th century AD
◉ UNESCO World Heritage (1985)
Nabataean capital carved into rock. The Treasury facade, at 40 meters high, is one of the world's most impressive architectural achievements. UNESCO World Heritage and New 7 Wonders of the World.
Jerash (Gerasa)
3rd century BC – 7th century AD
◉ UNESCO Tentative List (2004)
Gerasa spans Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Umayyad phases through its oval plaza, colonnaded streets, temples, theatres and water systems.
Wadi Rum
12,000 BC – Present
◉ UNESCO Mixed World Heritage (2011)
One of humanity's oldest inhabited landscapes with red sandstone mountains and endless desert vistas. Contains over 25,000 rock carvings and Nabataean inscriptions. UNESCO Mixed World Heritage (cultural + natural).
Verified country dossier · 27 July 2026
ArkeoExpo · Jordan
Desert layers from Petra to Gerasa
8World Heritage properties
The Jordan file now connects Petra, Jerash (Gerasa) and Wadi Rum through chronology, settlement form, production, belief, exchange and conservation. The sites are not collapsed into one period or cultural system; each is read through its own material and historical context.
Chronology and archaeological context
Arid landscapes are not empty. Water sources, rock faces, passes, stopping places and defences create an archaeology of movement; long-distance exchange must be read with local production.
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Petra
Period
4th century BC – 4th century AD
Heritage / protection record
UNESCO World Heritage (1985)
Context in this file
Nabataean capital carved into rock. The Treasury facade, at 40 meters high, is one of the world's most impressive architectural achievements. UNESCO World Heritage and New 7 Wonders of the World.
One of humanity's oldest inhabited landscapes with red sandstone mountains and endless desert vistas. Contains over 25,000 rock carvings and Nabataean inscriptions. UNESCO Mixed World Heritage (cultural + natural).
Arid landscapes are not empty. Water sources, rock faces, passes, stopping places and defences create an archaeology of movement; long-distance exchange must be read with local production.
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