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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, early 20th-century clinic building in center with two wings (covered, west and east) of the 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace, foregrounded by the 2nd-century paved Roman plaza and cardo

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, Southern part of the 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace (west wing) with a view to the northwest to the late 19th-century settlement

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, 2nd-century paved Roman plaza with 6th-century Byzantine Martyrs Church to the left, modern building in the middle, and interpretive sign on the right, looking south

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, metal stairs from 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace (west wing) to tree-lined exit pathway, late 19th-century settlement to the left, looking northwest

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, general view of late 19th-century settlement showing Courtyard 3, Building 2, and Building 1, with 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace (west wing) to the left, 6th-century Byzantine Martyrs Church, and the m

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, representatives of ACOR, USAID SCHEP, and MRAMP seated in the 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace (west wing) with the Martyrs Church in the background

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, consolidation workshop on the walls of Building 2 (Oweimrin House) of the late 19th-century settlement with the 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace (west wing) in the background, looking east

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, consolidation workshop on the walls of Courtyard 3 of the late 19th-century settlement, with the 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace (west wing) to the left and, in the center, the King Hussein Mosque, looki

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, members of the MRAMP team preparing project Co-director Douglas Clark for entrance into subterranean 6th-century Byzantine cistern, looking north

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, paved tree-lined exit pathway from the 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace, looking northwest

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, MRAMP project Co-director Douglas Clark enters one of the site’s 6th-century Byzantine cisterns

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, consolidation workshop on walls of Courtyard 3 of the late 19th-century settlement, looking northwest

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, representatives of ACOR, MRAMP, and USAID SCHEP discussing 6th-century Byzantine cistern at its entrance, looking northwest

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, interpertive sign

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, interpretive sign designed by USAID SCHEP

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, interpretive sign designed by USAID SCHEP

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, interpretive sign designed by USAID SCHEP

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, interpretive sign designed by USAID SCHEP

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  Jordan. Madaba, Madaba Archaeological Park West, 2016 MRAMP Project Directors and excavation team in the west wing of the 6th-century Byzantine Burnt Palace, looking west

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  Jordan. Wadi Araba, Bir Madhkur, cairn on the beginning of the ad-Dlayi path on the ancient incense route, running from Jabal Haroun (burial place of the Prophet Aaron) to Bir Madhkur

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  Jordan. Wadi Araba, Bir Madhkur, Site Steward Mohammad Saedeen and Abd al Rohman Nasarat behind cairn on the beginning of the ad-Dlayi path on the ancient incense route, running from Jabal Haroun (burial place of the Prophet Aaron) to Bir Madhkur

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  Jordan. Wadi Araba, Bir Madhkur, Site Steward Mohammad Saedeen, USAID SCHEP team member and local workers at the ad-Dlayi path on the ancient incense route, running from Jabal Haroun (burial place of the Prophet Aaron) to Bir Madhkur

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  Jordan. Wadi Araba, Bir Madhkur, USAID SCHEP team member and local workers at the ad-Dlayi path on the ancient incense route, running from Jabal Haroun (burial place of the Prophet Aaron) to Bir Madhkur

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  Jordan. Wadi Araba, Bir Madhkur, the ad-Dlayi path on the ancient incense route, running from Jabal Haroun (burial place of the Prophet Aaron) to Bir Madhkur

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  Jordan. Wadi Araba, Bir Madhkur, USAID SCHEP team member and local workers at the ad-Dlayi path on the ancient incense route, running from Jabal Haroun (burial place of the Prophet Aaron) to Bir Madhkur