- Type Of Material:- Ostrich Egg
Handmade by carving the egg shell
Egg-Carved (EC0008)
500$
-The Cardo Colonnaded Street of Jerash Jordan:-
Still paved with the original stones – the ruts worn by chariots are still visible – the 800m Cardo was the architectural spine and focal point of Jerash. An underground sewage system ran the full length of the Cardo and the regular holes at the sides of the street drained rainwater into the sewers.
-Jerash is the largest and most interesting Roman site in Jordan and a major tourist card. Its ostensibly ceremonial gates, paved roads, temples and theaters all speak to the time when this important imperial center was located.
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-The Cardo Colonnaded Street of Jerash Jordan:-
Still paved with the original stones – the ruts worn by chariots are still visible – the 800m Cardo was the architectural spine and focal point of Jerash. An underground sewage system ran the full length of the Cardo and the regular holes at the sides of the street drained rainwater into the sewers.
-Jerash is the largest and most interesting Roman site in Jordan and a major tourist card. Its ostensibly ceremonial gates, paved roads, temples and theaters all speak to the time when this important imperial center was located.
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