72 datasets found

The Penn Museum - Online Collections provide a browseable and searchable access to the museum collections both by keyword (with advanced search function) and by map.12,918...

Digitised photographs and videos of Asia and the Middle East, including Jordan.The images are part of the collections acquired over many decades by the AGS (American...

The platform federates and publishes digital data related to the Middle East and North Africa from institutional collections around the world. The data includes published...

The Follow the Pots project combines archaeology and anthropology to understand the ancient use and modern reuse and reception of Early Bronze Age pots. Activities have focused...

Four CSV tables with text supplement recording over 200 sediment samples yielding 50,000 archaeological plant remains providing AMS radiocarbon dates over 2500 years between the...

Michael C. Carlos Museum has collections of artworks from ancient Egypt, Nubia, and the Near East; Greece and Rome; the Americas; Africa; and Asia. For what concerns Jordan, the...

The webpage briefly describes the aims of the Brown University Petra Terraces Archaeological Project (BUPTAP), which looks at the agricultural development of the area north of...

The website showcases two projects related to the conservation and promotion of the Temple of Artemis in Jerash. Both projects started in 2018 as collaborations between...

The 'Jalul. Part of the Madaba Plain Project' website presents the 16 seasons of archaeological excavations (1992-2016) conducted by the Andrews University at Tall Jalul in the...

The 'Umayri. Part of the Madaba Plain Project' website introduces the excavation seasons from 1984 and currently ongoing at Umayri in the Amman Governorate. The website does not...

The 'Hisban. Part of the Madaba Plain Project' website details the 3 phases of the Excavation project currently ongoing at Tall Hisban in the Amman Governorate. The website does...

Archaeological excavation at the Roman military outpost at ‘Ayn Gharandal in the Wadi Arabah, dating between the Nabataean and the Early Islamic period.