South Tetrapylon of Jerash
Jerash Governorate, Jordan
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The South Tetrapylon of Jerash is an ancient Roman monumental gateway structure located at the southern intersection of the Cardo Maximus in the archaeological site of Jerash, Jordan. As a tetrapylon—a four-arched passage typical of Roman urban design—it exemplifies the architectural vocabulary of classical Rome and once served both a ceremonial and functional role in organizing the city's principal north-south avenue.
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- Type
- tetrapylon
- Place
- Jerash Governorate, Jordan
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