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Petra, Ez Zantur
Petra, Ez Zantur

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Nach Petra und ins Konigreich der Nabataer
Integrated water resources management as a governance challenge for countries of the Middle East with special focus on Yemen Jordan and Syria
Der Konigsweg
F unfschiffige Basilika in Gadara - Umm Qais, Jordanien: Studien zu fr uhchristlichen Sakralbauten des f unfschiffigen Typus im Orient
Gesichter des Orients
Gesichter des Orients

By Beate Salje

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Jordan and the world system
Der Islam und der Bilderstreit in Jordanien und Palastina
Ein Korpus neuer safaitischer Inschriften aus Jordanien
Mshatta in Berlin
Mshatta in Berlin

By Eva Maria Troelenberg

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On a decorated facade from the 8th century Umayyad palace Qasr Mushatta in Jordan, since 1932 in the the Museum für Islamische Kunst in Berlin.

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