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    Umm el-Jimal (also spelled Umm al-Jimal) is a historic village in northern Jordan, renowned for its extensive and well-preserved archaeological remains. The site is best known for the prominent ruins of a Byzantine and early Islamic town, which remain clearly visible above ground, alongside the remnants of an earlier Roman settlement located to the southwest of the later structures. Together, these layers reflect Umm el-Jimal’s long occupation and its strategic and cultural significance across multiple historical periods. Umm el-Jimal was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2024
    The site is a UNESCO World Heritage site with the official name, Umm Al-Jimāl.
    World Heritage Site
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    Um Aljmal


    World Heritage Site

    Date of Inscription

    2024

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    1st Century AD


    Nabataean

    Roman + Byzantine + Islamic

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    Roman & Byzantine & Islamic Monuments


     

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