2th/3th Century AD – Bronze
A bronze coin, dating to the 2nd/3rd century AD, discovered at the Baptism Site (Al Maghtas).
Discovered at The Baptism Site (Al Maghtas)
On Loan From Baptism Site Archaeological Museum
6th Century AD – Bronze
A bronze coin, dating to the 6th century AD, discovered at the Baptism Site (Al Maghtas).
Discovered at The Baptism Site (Al Maghtas)
On Loan From Baptism Site Archaeological Museum
8th Century AD – Bronze
This coin highlights the economic activity and trade of the Islamic period, linking the region’s prosperity with its religious significance.
Discovered at The Baptism Site (Al Maghtas)
On Loan From Baptism Site Archaeological Museum
6th Century AD – Bronze
A 6th-century AD Byzantine bronze coin, discovered in Jerash. The coin reflects the economic prosperity of the Byzantine period, fueled by trade routes like the Incense Route, Trajan’s Road, and the Silk Road, which connected cities like Khirbat al-Samra and Umm al-Rasas.
Discovered at Jerash
On Loan From Jerash Archaeological Museum
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered in Jerash. This coin reflects the wealth and economic prosperity of the Byzantine period, a time when trade and commerce flourished in the region.
Discovered at Jerash
On Loan From Jerash Archaeological Museum
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered in Jerash. This coin reflects the wealth and economic prosperity of the Byzantine period, a time when trade and commerce flourished in the region.
Discovered at Jerash
On Loan From Jerash Archaeological Museum
6th Century AD – Gold – 2.06×0.11 cm
This 6th-century Byzantine coin features a queen with a cross on the obverse and a king holding two crosses on the reverse.
Discovered at Umm Qays
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
11/12th Century AD – Gold – 1.98×0.86 cm
This 11th-12th century gold coin features a haloed figure with nine stars on the obverse and a haloed figure with a kneeling man holding a cross-topped rod on the reverse, symbolizing faith and authority.
Discovered at Umm Qays
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse
6th Century AD – Gold
A 6th-century AD gold coin, discovered at Khirbat As Samra.
Discovered at Khirbat As Samra
On Loan From Department of Antiquities Main Storehouse