Greater Amman Municipality, Jordan
Khirbet Yajouz archaeological site
Greater Amman Municipality, Jordan

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Khirbet Yajouz, an archaeological site located 11 kilometers northeast of Amman in the Shafa Badran area of Greater Amman Municipality, Jordan, preserves remains of successive urban settlements spanning late antiquity. An ancient Roman city was constructed on the site around the 4th century CE, subsequently replaced by a Byzantine settlement that flourished until the end of the 7th century CE.
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- archaeological site
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- Greater Amman Municipality, Jordan
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