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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, Bert de Vries in entryway, stone door to House XVIII

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, sign for the Double Church, both apses are shown

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, sign for the Double Church, both apses are shown

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, the exterior of the west wall of House 102

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, garden plots in the middle of the site

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, garden plots in the middle of the site

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, sign showing various altar pedestals and displaying information on the pre-Christian religions of Umm al Jimal

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, corbelling system in House 119, part of the Interpretive and Hospitality Center complex

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, Greek inscription on the left, on the right is a Nabataean inscription reading, "memorial stone is for son of Masiq of Ghadima, tanoukh' Fihr, son of Sulleus" which is now on display in the museum

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, southeast entrance to site, with tourism building in the background

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, welcome sign

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, Interpretive and Hospitality Center

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, ticket booth

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, sign for House 119

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, doorway into barracks, with machicolation

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, Numerianos Church sign

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, House XVII courtyard sign

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, House XVII courtyard sign

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, company which manufactures the signs

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, double window seen from House XVIII

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, site steward Muaffaq al-Masaeed with Jehad Haron and Bert de Vries inspecting new signs

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, northeast corner of House XVII, featuring numbering by the Department of Antiquities

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, main entrance into House XVII from inside the vestibule

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  Jordan. Umm al Jimal, view from house XVIII, looking east at houses 94 and 95