Dolmens
The dolmens in Irbid, northern Jordan, are ancient megalithic structures dating back to the Early Bronze Age (around 3000–2000 BC). These structures consist of large stone slabs arranged in a rectangular shape with a massive stone roof. Thought to have been used for burial or ritualistic purposes, they are a testament to the ancient civilizations that once inhabited the area. Dolmens highlight the ingenuity and architectural skills of early societies. Preservation efforts are ongoing to protect these unique archaeological sites and include them as significant attractions in Jordan's cultural heritage.
- Category
- Historical · Historical landmark
- Governorate
- Irbid
- Address
- Ham
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