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  Ain Ghazal plaster figure, pre-pottery Neolithic, seventh millennium BC Amman Archaeological Museum

  2004
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  Ain Ghazal plaster figure, pre-pottery Neolithic, seventh millennium BC Amman Archaeological Museum

  2004
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  Yerah Azar, King of Ammon, Iron Age, seventh century BC Amman Archaeological Museum

  2004
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  Small jug from Pella, Middle Bronze Age, second millennium BC Amman Archaeological Museum

  2004
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  Mamluk painted, glazed bowl, 13-14 century AD, Amman Archaeological Museum

  2004
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  Amman Museum, Nabataean inscription from Qasr al-Bint, Petra

  1999
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  Amman Museum, first century AD, bust of Syrian goddess Atargatis from Nabataean temple at Khirbet at Tannur

  1999
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  Amman Museum, first century AD, bust of Syrian goddess Atargatis from Nabataean temple at Khirbet at Tannur

  1999
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  Amman Museum, bust of Syrian god Hadad  from Khirbet at Tannur, first century AD.

  1999
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  Amman Museum, first century AD. bust of Syrian goddess Atargatis and dolphins  from temple at Khirbet at Tannur

  1999
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  Amman Museum, carving of winged Nike carrying zodiac disc, first century AD, Nabataean from Khirbet at Tannur

  1999
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  Amman Museum, head of sun god Felios, Nabataean first century BC from Petra

  1999
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  Amman Museum, Gorgon head, Nabataean, Petra

  1999
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  Jordan. Petra, The Petra Archaeological Museum, marbel vase with lion handles found in Byzantine church

  1999
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  Jordan. Petra, The Petra Archaeological Museum (also known as “The Cave Museum”), dramatic mask, Nabataean

  1999
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  Cupid and garland Nabataean first century AD from Petra

  1997
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  Cupid and garland Nabataean first century AD from Petra

  1997
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  Petra, Idol of al Uzza / Isis from Temple of the Winged Lions

  1994
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  Petra, Idol of al Uzza / Isis from Temple of the Winged Lions

  1994
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  Jordan. Petra, The Petra Archaeological Museum (also known as “The Cave Museum”), Goddess of Hayyan son of Nybat ( al Uzza / Isis), Nabataean first century BC / AD

  1999
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  Jordan. Petra, The Petra Archaeological Museum (also known as “The Cave Museum”), head of god Hermes / al Kutba, Nabataean, first century BC

  1999
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  Jordan. Petra, The Petra Archaeological Museum (also known as “The Cave Museum”), Sphinx, Nabataean first century BC

  1999
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  Male head, perhaps priest, first century AD Nabataean, from Petra

  1997
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  Khirbet adh Dhariye, high relief carving of second male heads, Castor and Pollux (Nabataean)

  1998