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Excavated places tagged “chalcolithic” in Jordan · Mysteria

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Excavated places tagged “chalcolithic” in Jordan

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🇯🇴 Jordan

🇯🇴 Jordan · Hydraulic works

Jawa Dam South Basalt Spillway

Early Bronze Age IA · Proto-Jawa Ghassulian-Chalcolithic

120-m south spillway with ogee crest and riprap of main Jawa dam — earliest weir hydraulics.

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🇯🇴 Jordan · Ancient village

Teleilat Ghassul

Ghassulian Chalcolithic (4700–3800 BCE) · Ghassulian Chalcolithic (4700–3800 BCE)

Teleilat Ghassul in Balqa Governorate, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea N, Jordan is a Ghassulian Chalcolithic (4700–3800 BCE) settlement attributed to Ghassulian Chalcolithic (4700–3800 BCE) culture.