Alameleh Inscriptions In Jordan, Middle East Wadi Rum Desert. Thamudic And Nabataean Inscriptions, Depicting Camel Caravans, Hunting Warriors And Various Animals, Are Common Throughout The Wadi Rum Area. The Alameleh Inscriptions, Near The Seven Pillars Of Wisdom And On The Edge Of The Diseh District. The Alameleh Inscriptions Are Over 2000 Year Old Thamudic Inscriptions Found In The Wadi Rum Desert. They Depict A Large Number Of Camels Traveling North. The Inscriptions Are On An Exposed Rock Face At The Base Of Sandstone Cliffs And Cover Approximately Six Square Meters.

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rock geology wadi soil formation badlands arch wood wall canyon terrain valley temple sand cliff landscape plateau desert alameleh inscriptions jordan middle east rum thamudic nabataean depicting camel caravans hunting warriors animals common area seven pillars wisdom edge diseh district comprehensive preserved districtthe 2000 year old found depict large number camels travelling north exposed face base sandstone cliffs cover approximately six square metres area district desert north metres Petroglyph Petroglyphs rock stone mountain