Jordan. Iraq al-Amir, entrance to first "Tobiah" cave from inside

Title: Jordan. Iraq al-Amir, entrance to first "Tobiah" cave from inside
Creator: Scott, R. B. Y. (Robert Balgarnie Young), 1899-1987
Date: 1966
Description: ‘Iraq al-Amir is situated on the west bank of the Wadi es-Seer, about 17 km west of Amman and 29 km. It is located about 4 km upstream from the confluence of the Wadi es-Seer with the Wadi Kafrein. The ‘Iraq al-Amir region includes a megalithic Hellenistic monumental building (Qasr al-‘Abd). Two hundred meters northwest of the ancient village are two tiers of natural caves, two of them with the name “Tobiah” deeply engraved near their entrances. (Ji, Chang-Ho C. “A New Look at the Tobiads in 'Iraq al-Amir” Liber Annuus 1998 v. 48 (XLVIII) p. 417.)
Place: Iraq al-Amir (Jordan)
Identifier: NL_J_2_S_35_357
Tag: Amman Governorate; cave; Tobiads
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StarchiveID: 266825
Country: Jordan