This photo album of the ancient Damiya Dolmen Field in Jordan reveals one of the country’s most remarkable prehistoric landscapes, where massive stone dolmens rise across the rugged foothills of the Jordan Valley. The collection showcases a series of Bronze Age burial monuments built from enormous sandstone slabs, alongside mysterious rock-cut tombs carved into the surrounding terrain. Weathered by thousands of years, the dolmens stand in quiet isolation against the dry hills and open skies, creating a striking atmosphere of archaeology and timeless desert beauty. Together, the images offer a rare glimpse into Jordan’s ancient funerary traditions and the dramatic landscape that preserves them.
Exploring the Damiya Dolmens and Rock-Cut Tombs
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49 photos of Damiya Dolmen Field

















































About this album
Site
Damiya Dolmen Field, Jordan Valley
Region
Amman, Madaba & Dead Sea
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Coordinates
32.1151° N, 35.6023° E
Photos
49 photos
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