This tomb has fine natural stone details.
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Erosion has left only a weathered 'keyhole' in the facade of this tomb, accessed via stone steps.
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This hall was used for annual feasts to honour the dead placed in the Roman Soldier’s Tomb. The hall is unique in Petra because it has carved decoration…
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One of the most striking monuments in Wadi Farasa, this tomb may have been used as a temple.
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Water here was channelled to pour out of the lion’s mouth from the rock face above – an example of Nabataean engineering at its most sophisticated. A…
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From the Treasury, the passage broadens into what is commonly referred to as the Outer Siq. Riddling the walls of the Outer Siq are more than 40 tombs and…