Wadi Rum village, Nabataean temple

Wadi Rum, Remains of Nabataean temple Sanctuary
Date: BCE_0350c-CE_0106c
Category: Hellenism, Roman Empire
Institution:
Place of discovery:
Collection: Livius

Wadi Rum,Allat temple, Altar offered by Aurelius Aurelianus Altar
Date: CE_0200c-CE_0250c
Category: Hellenism, Roman Empire
Institution: Amman, Archaeological Museum
Place of discovery:
Collection: Livius

Wadi Rum, Oil lamp Utensil
Date: BCE_0350c-CE_0106c
Category: Hellenism, Roman Empire
Institution: Akaba, Archaeological Museum
Place of discovery:
Collection: Livius

Wadi Rum, Nabataean cup Pottery
Date: BCE_0350c-CE_0106c
Category: Hellenism, Roman Empire
Institution: Akaba, Archaeological Museum
Place of discovery:
Collection: Livius

Nabataean temple Wadi Rum, ruins of a nabataean temple

Wadi Rum, Nabataean temple, Cistern Sanctuary, Cistern
Date: BCE_0350c-CE_0106c
Category: Hellenism, Roman Empire
Institution:
Place of discovery:
Collection: Livius

Surroundings:

Wadi Rum, Bathhouse, Statue of Venus Anadyomene

Location:

Jordan, Ramm
geo:29.57785,35.414577
Location ± 0-5 m.

Period or year:

-9~ / 40~

Class:

Temple or sanctuary
visible

Identifiers:

vici:place=51034
pleiades:place=746712
livius:place=aramava-wadi-rum
wikidata:entity=Q40729

Annotations

Nabataean temple of Venus Anadyomene (Allat). Goddess Allat was a principal deity of the Nabataean people associated with water supply. Temple is now assigned to the reign of the Nabataean King Aretas IV i.e. 9 BC - 40 AD.

See:

Dennine Dudley And Barbara Reeves: The Wadi Ramm Recovery Project: Preliminary Report of the 1996 Season, MOUSEION : ECHOS DU MONDE CLASSIQUE Volume XLI - N.S. 16 - 1991, pp. 81-106)

Wadi Rum village, Nabataean temple

Relevant museums

Aqaba, Archaeological Museum

Collection of Roman finds from Aqaba itself and a Roman fort at Hawara

Archeologisch museum van Amman

Het oude archeologische museum van Jordanië.

Nearby

Wadi Rum (Aramava)

'Villa'/Thermae

Khazali Canyon in Wadi Rum, Petroglyphs (6 km)

Khaz'ali Canyon in Wadi Rum

Rekhemtein (18 km)

Tower / Square structure remains