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Researchers from the University of Oxford have dated the Roman camps back to 106 AD, believing they were used during a hostile takeover of the Nabataean Kingdom.
Source: Lost Roman camps spotted on Google Earth hint at desert massacre
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Source: 19 Most Magical Places to Visit Recommended by World Travelers – The Impulse Traveler
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Welcome to Petra, Jordan, an archaeological city and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. This ancient site is a breathtakingly beautiful and historically significant destination that deserves more than just a quick visit. If you have just one day at Petra, this article will provide you with some tips on how to make the most of your time.
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Register here. Known as one of the world’s most famous archaeological sites, the city of Petra, capital of the Nabataean Arabs has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.
Source: Petra, One of the 7 Wonders – Trail I – The Media Line
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Melinda Healy was left in awe after a guide surprised tourists with a unique spiritual experience…
Source: How the sound of one man’s call to prayer in Petra is educating tourists from around the world
The Ultimate first-timer’s travel guide to Petra, Jordan.
Source: A Guide to Petra: One of New Seven Wonders of the World – Out of Town Blog
Glimpsing the Treasury building at the end of mile-long hike down a narrow slot canyon — bright in the sun against the shadow of the cliff walls — has something of the quality of a mirage.
Petra, also known as the “Red Rose City,” is undoubtedly Jordan’s most popular tourist site. A stunning historical marvel built into the face of red rocks more than 2000 years ago, it’s a sight to be seen – and be seen it must, because you won’t believe it till you’re there.
The ancient ruins of Petra, Jordan, highlight the pervasive influence of Greek architecture in ancient times. Here is what you have in store when you visit the archaeological site…
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