The Jordanian Antiquities Authority announced that antiquities linked to hunter-gatherers and dating to the Neolithic era (4500BC to 9000 BC) were discovered in Badia, in south-east of the kingdom. AFP
The ruins of a recently discovered Roman archaeological site in Amman, the capital of Jordan, are uncovered on the site of a water drainage system. AFP
The Temple of Hercules at the Amman Citadel, where archaeological teams are looking learn more about the Jordanian capital's history. AFP
A Jordanian keffiyeh seller trades by a gate at the ancient Roman city of Jerash, a tourist attraction about 50 kilometres from Amman. AFP
The ruins of a recently discovered Roman archaeological site in Amman, the capital of Jordan, are uncovered on the site of a water drainage system. AFP
Workers employed by a Unesco pilot project restore a stone wall at an ancient church complex in the town of Rihab,about 70 kilometres north of Amman. AFP
The ancient Roman Decapolis city of Gadara, near the Jordanian town of Umm Quais. AFP
The two-headed Neolithic Ain Ghazal statue dating from between 8000BC to 6000BC in the Jordan Archaeological Museum, Amman. Alamy
A team of Jordanian and French archaeologists said they found a 9,000-year-old shrine at a Neolithic campsite near large structures known as 'kites' in Jordan's Eastern Desert. AP
A team of Jordanian and French archaeologists said they found a 9,000-year-old shrine at a Neolithic campsite near large structures known as 'kites' in Jordan's Eastern Desert. AP
The Jordanian Antiquities Authority announced that antiquities linked to hunter-gatherers and dating to the Neolithic era (4500BC to 9000 BC) were discovered in Badia, in south-east of the kingdom. AFP
The ruins of a recently discovered Roman archaeological site in Amman, the capital of Jordan, are uncovered on the site of a water drainage system. AFP
The Temple of Hercules at the Amman Citadel, where archaeological teams are looking learn more about the Jordanian capital's history. AFP
A Jordanian keffiyeh seller trades by a gate at the ancient Roman city of Jerash, a tourist attraction about 50 kilometres from Amman. AFP
The ruins of a recently discovered Roman archaeological site in Amman, the capital of Jordan, are uncovered on the site of a water drainage system. AFP
Workers employed by a Unesco pilot project restore a stone wall at an ancient church complex in the town of Rihab,about 70 kilometres north of Amman. AFP
The ancient Roman Decapolis city of Gadara, near the Jordanian town of Umm Quais. AFP
The two-headed Neolithic Ain Ghazal statue dating from between 8000BC to 6000BC in the Jordan Archaeological Museum, Amman. Alamy
A team of Jordanian and French archaeologists said they found a 9,000-year-old shrine at a Neolithic campsite near large structures known as 'kites' in Jordan's Eastern Desert. AP
A team of Jordanian and French archaeologists said they found a 9,000-year-old shrine at a Neolithic campsite near large structures known as 'kites' in Jordan's Eastern Desert. AP
The Jordanian Antiquities Authority announced that antiquities linked to hunter-gatherers and dating to the Neolithic era (4500BC to 9000 BC) were discovered in Badia, in south-east of the kingdom. AFP
