Jordan Archaeological Museum

The Jordan Archaeological Museum, located in Amman, Jordan, showcases artifacts from Jordan’s rich history, spanning prehistoric times to the Islamic era. It was established in 1951 and is situated near the ancient Roman Theater. The museum's exhibits include pottery, tools, inscriptions, and statues that highlight civilizations such as the Ammonites, Romans, Byzantines, and Umayyads. It provides insights into the ancient cultures that shaped the region. The museum serves as an important cultural site, offering visitors a comprehensive overview of Jordan's archaeological heritage and its historical significance in the Middle East.