Beside the village of Tabaqat Fahl, where the hills of northern Jordan meet the Jordan Valley, Pella was a Canaanite town, a city of the Decapolis, a Byzantine bishopric and an Umayyad town. This album follows the visit: the Civic Complex Church and the odeon in the valley, the houses of the main mound, the East Church on the slope, the hill of Tell al-Husn, and the West Church just outside the park, across the road from its west entrance.
Pella: An Ancient City in the Jordan Valley in Photos
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Site
Pella, North & Jordan Valley
Region
North & Jordan Valley
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Coordinates
32.4497° N, 35.6156° E
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155 photos
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