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- Nabataean_architecture comment "Nabatean architecture refers to the building traditions of the Nabateans in Jordan. It includes the temple and tombs of Petra in the sandstone cliffs of Jordan’s Negev desert. The style appears a mix of Mesopotamian and Hellenistic (Greek) influences.Much of the surviving architecture was excavated out of rock cliffs. So the columns do not actually support anything. Ceramics and coins were also part of the culture.".
- Q17080368 comment "Nabatean architecture refers to the building traditions of the Nabateans in Jordan. It includes the temple and tombs of Petra in the sandstone cliffs of Jordan’s Negev desert. The style appears a mix of Mesopotamian and Hellenistic (Greek) influences.Much of the surviving architecture was excavated out of rock cliffs. So the columns do not actually support anything. Ceramics and coins were also part of the culture.".