North Tetrapylon in Ancient Jerash, Jordan - Encircle Photos

North Tetrapylon in Ancient Jerash, Jordan

The elaborate North Tetrapylon is one of two in Jerash. This cube-shaped structure with four arches is the crossroads of the Cardo Maximus (main boulevard) and the east-west avenue called North Decumanus. It was built in 180 AD and later dedicated to Septimius Severus, who was a Roman Emperor from 193 until 211, and his second wife Julia Domna. It is fun to imagine all of the people who have passed through this gate for over 1,800 years.

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North Tetrapylon in Ancient Jerash, Jordan

Cardo Maximus, Jerash, Jordan

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