About The Jordan Museum
The museum’s collections include ancient artifacts from the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods, showcasing early human settlements in Jordan, as well as significant items from the Bronze and Iron Ages. One of its most famous displays is the Dead Sea Scrolls, offering insight into religious and cultural traditions of ancient civilizations. The museum also features a detailed exhibit on the Nabatean civilization, renowned for their engineering prowess, and artifacts from the Roman and Islamic periods.
With its modern architecture, the museum presents both permanent and temporary exhibits, complemented by interactive displays that engage visitors. Its mission is to preserve Jordan's cultural identity while promoting understanding of the region's historical significance. A hub for education and cultural exchange, the Jordan Museum serves as an essential destination for those looking to explore the deep and varied past of Jordan and its place in world history.
