Jerash: Frontier City of the Roman East

Jerash: A Frontier City of the Roman East by Rami G. Khouri || 1986 Edition || Understanding The Middle East Book || Jordan Geography Books || Texts on Ancient Cities and Civilizations

The book explores the history, archaeology, and significance of Jerash as a frontier city in the Roman East. It discusses the urban development, architecture, and layout of Jerash during the Roman period, highlighting its strategic location and importance in the region. The author examines the social dynamics, economic activities, and political structures that characterized life in Jerash, providing insights into the daily lives of its inhabitants.

The book Jerash: A Frontier City of the Roman East by Rami G. Khouri, published in 1986, delves into the ancient city of Jerash, which was a significant urban center in the Roman Empire located in the eastern frontier:

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The book explores the history, archaeology, and significance of Jerash as a frontier city in the Roman East. It discusses the urban development, architecture, and layout of Jerash during the Roman period, highlighting its strategic location and importance in the region. The author examines the social dynamics, economic activities, and political structures that characterized life in Jerash, providing insights into the daily lives of its inhabitants.

The book also explores the cultural and religious aspects of Jerash, including the presence of temples, theaters, and other significant structures that shaped the city's identity.

Through a detailed analysis of archaeological findings and historical records Jerash: A Frontier City of the Roman East offers a comprehensive study of Jerash and its role as a key Roman city in the eastern frontier, shedding light on its interactions with neighboring cities and its broader significance in the Roman Empire