The north Tetrapylon in Jerash, Jordan.

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  • Photo title: The north Tetrapylon in Jerash, Jordan.
  • Author: Checco
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  • Lying at the interection of the Cardo with the North Decumanus in Jerash, this is a true Tetrapylon, unlike the South Tetrapylon, wich comprises four monuments. Tetrapylon means `four gates` and is usually a square-shaped structure with a gate on each side.
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