Jordânia
Hercules Temple (2nd century).
Ruins of Byzantine basilica (6th or 7th century).
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In the background one can see the Umayyad Palace, dating back to 720.
Amman archaeological site.
Waiting for a break to cross the avenue in the rus…
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At the roadside of Ash Sharif Naser Ben Jamil Avenue, Amman. The shepherd didn't fit in the image.
Dead Sea Spa: 43ºC; -400m of altitude.
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Palestine on the background. Only about half dozen kinds of bacteria manage to survive in such a salty environment,
Site of Roman ruins.
Decumanus Massimus - the east-west main street.
View from the edge of Umm Qais archaeological site…
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Somewhere in that valley extends the border between Jordan and Syria - actually it's Israel that controls the Syrian side since 1967.
Trees announce that prevailing winds blow from wes…
Ajlun Castle (12th century).
Towering view over Ajlun.
Columns along Cardus Maximus.
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A small range of oscillation is allowed to sections that are just put on top of others. They can shake a bit, rather than collapse. Viewed in the archaeological site of Jerash.
Ancient wheel tracks on Cardus Maximus.
Esplanade Temple.
New city beyond the gate.
Southern Theatre.
Oval Forum.
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In the archaeological site of Jerash, whose modern city can be seen on the background.
No upright tree.
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Prevailing winds make trees bend. Spotted along the road from Madaba to Mount Nebo.
Looking at Moses' water spring.
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