Traditional Nabatean style, silver jewelry, Petra, Jordan
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The Royal Tombs, Jebel al-Khubtha, Petra, Jordan
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Camels and Horses riding past the Tombs and Facades of The Outer Siq, Petra, Jordan
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Approaching The Treasury through the narrow called The Siq, Petra, Jordan
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Horse drawn carriage travelling through The Siq, a narrow canyon passage leading to The Treasuary, Petra
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Visitors walking through the Siq, Petra, Jordan
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Visitors riding past Nabatean Tombs along The Siq, Petra, Jordan
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High Place of Sacrifice ascending through Wadi al-Mahfur and descending through Wadi Farasa
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Facade of The Monastery dedicated to the Nabatean king, Obodas I, 1st Century BC, Petra, Jordan
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