Jordan's Timeless Treasures: A Tribute to Shared Heritage
ヨルダンの時を超えた宝物: 共有遺産への賛辞
The Monastery, located a top of the mountain with the same name, is very similar to the Treasury but is larger and does not depict any floral or animal motifs.
The arched double window in one of the houses known as the ‘Shiekh’s house’.
「シークの家」と呼ばれる家のひとつにあるアーチ型の二重窓
The arched double window in one of the houses known as the ‘Shiekh’s house’.
「シークの家」と呼ばれる家のひとつにあるアーチ型の二重窓
St. Paul’s Church, one of 16 churches that have been uncovered in Um er-Rasas.
ウンム・アル=ラサスで発掘された16つの教会のひとつ、聖パウロ教会
The two mosaic lions that gave their name to the church located in the northwestern section.
北西部にある教会の名前の由来となった2頭のモザイクのライオン
The Church of St.Stephen, with the largest Mosaic floor in the Levant, the outer ring depicts notable cities of the time with their names in Greek underneath.
This 14 metre stone tower with the remains of a small church at its foot. It is believed to have been used by a stylite—a hermit monk who wished to avoid direct contact with his fellow human beings by living on a pillar or in a tower—a practice made
popular in the 5th century AD by St Simeon Stylites.