
It is likely that the shops of the upper market would have continued along this portion of the Colonnaded Street.
It is likely that the shops of the upper market would have continued along this portion of the Colonnaded Street.
Lining the steep banks of Wadi Thughra, tombs coddle almost the entire area of this vertical piece of rock.
Erosion has left only a weathered 'keyhole' in the facade of this tomb, accessed via stone steps.
Flanking the Great Temple, this area provides the stairway and entrance to this monument.
The Sacred Hall may have had ritual connections with the Treasury, diagonally opposite.
Former bathhouse, now in ruins.
Tucked along Wadi Siyagh, at a bend in the rocky wadi bottom, there is a hint of former excavation along the wadi walls. Most of the edifices in the…
The sacrificial altar in front of the Qasr Al Bint was once overlaid with marble, indicating that it was probably the main place of worship in the…
A 1st-century AD palace that’s still under excavation.
Ruins of a 7th-century BC Edomite village.