The House of the Deacon
The House of the Deacon in Jerash is an important archaeological site located in the ancient city, dating back to the Byzantine period. It is believed that this building was used as a residence for the deacon or Christian clergy member who took on religious responsibilities in the churches. The House of the Deacon features a simple yet functional design, consisting of several rooms that may have been used for various purposes, such as lodging or religious meetings. The site also contains some decorations and mosaics reflecting the religious and cultural character of the Byzantine era. This site is part of the Christian religious life that flourished in Jerash during that period and is now one of the tourist attractions offering a glimpse into the religious life of the ancient city.
- Category
- Historical · Historical landmark
- Governorate
- Jerash
- Address
- Jarash
Features
- Good for kids
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