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Jerash – an amazing ancient city in ruins
Posted on by Tony McMahon
The ancient Roman city of Jerash never stopped changing through the Byzantine and crusader period though it declined economically and because of earthquakes
Read MoreCategory: Templar History Tags: Ancient, Ancient Rome, archaeology, Current World Archaeology, history, Jerash, jordan, roman, Roman Empire
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