Um er-Rasas archaeological site

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Um er-Rasas archaeological site is a UNESCO World Heritage archaeological complex in Jordan notable for its extensive Roman, Byzantine, and early Islamic ruins, including fortified settlements, churches with intricate mosaics, and desert outposts.

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archaeological site of Um er-Rasas 5
Um er-Rasas archaeological site canonical 2
UNESCO World Heritage Site "Um er-Rasas (Kastrom Mefa'a)" 1

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Castron Mefa'a → partOf → Um er-Rasas archaeological site ⓘ
Church of Saint Stephen (Um er-Rasas) → partOf → archaeological site of Um er-Rasas ⓘ
subject linked to: Church of Saint Stephen
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of the Lions → partOf → Um er-Rasas archaeological site ⓘ
Church of the Priest Wa'il → partOf → archaeological site of Um er-Rasas ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of the Priest Wa'il → heritageSiteWithin → UNESCO World Heritage Site Um er-Rasas ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of the Palm Tree → partOf → archaeological site of Um er-Rasas ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of the Rivers → partOf → UNESCO World Heritage Site "Um er-Rasas (Kastrom Mefa'a)" ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of the Rivers → discoveredAt → Um er-Rasas archaeological excavations ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of Bishop Sergius → locatedIn → archaeological site of Um er-Rasas ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of Bishop Sergius → partOf → Um er-Rasas (Kastrom Mefa'a) ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of the Baptism of Christ → partOf → archaeological site of Um er-Rasas ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site
Church of the Baptism of Christ → worldHeritageContext → Um er-Rasas UNESCO World Heritage Site ⓘ
linked to: Um er-Rasas archaeological site