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🇯🇴 Jordan · Archaeological wonder

Iraq ed-Dubb (Ain Hashara)

Early to Late Natufian (13,500–11,500 BP) · Natufian

Natufian rockshelter with earliest escarpment plant cultivation and cult basin prefiguring PPN shrines.

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🇯🇴 Jordan · Ancient village

Azraq Oasis — Epipalaeolithic Aggregation

Epipalaeolithic (25190–10200 BCE) · Kebaran-Natufian

Azraq Oasis — Epipalaeolithic Aggregation in Zarqa Governorate, Azraq Basin, Jordan is a Epipalaeolithic (25190–10200 BCE) ancient village attributed to Kebaran-Natufian culture.