Step into a 3D virtual walk-through of the Damiya Dolmen Field and explore a prehistoric burial landscape on the rugged hills overlooking the Jordan Valley. Move between panoramic viewpoints to examine dolmens, megalithic tombs built from large stone slabs, and appreciate their relationship with the surrounding terrain. Follow the route past examples retaining their capstones and entrance openings, then compare them with partially collapsed structures whose exposed slabs reveal aspects of their construction. Look closely at the arrangement of upright supports, the weight of the covering stones and the spaces enclosed beneath them. Each stop helps bring the monuments’ scale and surviving form into focus.
The walk-through also includes tombs cut directly into the rocky hillsides, inviting comparison between chambers excavated from bedrock and structures assembled from separate stones. These different forms provide a starting point for exploring the area’s burial traditions without assuming that every monument belongs to the same period. Detailed views draw attention to weathered surfaces, entrances and structural features, while wider panoramas place the tombs within the Jordan Valley landscape. Whether preparing for a visit or exploring remotely, the experience encourages you to examine individual monuments at your own pace and understand how they occupy this extensive archaeological setting.
