Temple of Hercules
Amman, Jordan
Freely accessible
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The Temple of Hercules is a Roman temple in Amman, Jordan, constructed in 162 CE, representing a significant example of ancient Roman architecture in the Levant. Now standing as ruins, the structure reflects the religious and cultural influence of Rome during the imperial period in this strategically important region.
Movement
- Built
- Type
- temple, ruins, Roman temple
- Place
- Amman, Jordan
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