Baj’a neolithic site
The Baj’a Neolithic site is one of the prominent historical landmarks in the Ma'an Governorate, southern Jordan. This site is considered one of the oldest Neolithic sites in the region, dating back to the Late Stone Age. Numerous stone and pottery tools have been discovered at Baj’a, reflecting the development of human life during that era, making it a key site for understanding human settlement history in southern Jordan. The site is notable for its geographical location, reflecting the ancient human connection to the land and natural resources. Baj’a is one of the most important archaeological sites in Ma'an, attracting researchers and visitors interested in ancient history and archaeology. This site is an integral part of Jordan’s cultural heritage, showcasing the advancement of ancient civilizations in the Middle East.
- Category
- Historical · Historical landmark
- Governorate
- Ma’an
- Address
- Al-Baydha
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