On a hilltop above a steep cliff north of Qasr Bshir, Qasr El-Al is a massive tower of very large blocks inside a walled enclosure. Surface pottery shows use from the Iron Age to the 4th century AD. This album shows the tower, the enclosure around it, and the rock-cut caves and wide views below.
Qasr El-Al: An Iron Age Hilltop Fort in Photos
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16 photos of Qasr El-Al
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Site
Qasr El-Al, Karak & King’s Highway
Region
Karak & King’s Highway
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Coordinates
31.39° N, 35.9696° E
Photos
16 photos
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