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There is no mistaking the fact that Jordan is a Kingdom steeped in history and culture. From the moment you arrive, you get a sense of its rich heritage; all around are remnants of ancient civilizations long since passed, yet they still remain, stamped into the very fabric of this amazing Kingdom and etched into the soul of the people who live here.

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The Church of Bishop Marianos (AD 570)  The Church of Bishop Marianos  is located 50 m to the north of Hadrian's Arch and 10 m east of the wall of the Hippodrome. It was built when the Hippodrome was already in ruins. It is a small church with one apse, measuring 13.50 (E-W) x 8.10 (N-S) m on the exterior. The church's nave is entirely cov­ered by a mosaic carpet. The raised chancel and apse also contain mosaics. The foundation inscription, located in front of the chancel screen, reads:  Under your most holy and God-guarded bishop Marianos, this holy temple was built and completed from the foundations, in the year 632, in the month of Xanthicos, in the third in diction (Gawlikowski and Musa 1986: 143).  The date corresponds to April AD 570 (The date given on the inscription in the Church of Bishop Marianos is 632 of the Roman calendar. This date corresponds to our year AD 570. This is due to the fact that Gerasa "dated its numerous official documents and coins according to an era also inaugurated after its liberation by Pompey or one of his officers .... Inscriptions dated by the era of Gerasa and simultaneously by indication and month, or by the year of tribunician power and consulship of a Roman emperor. A second inscription is located at the western extremity of the church, where the church's small porch is completely paved with mosaics, with an inscription at its center. A small room, a sacristy, along the church's northwest side also has a mosaic floor. Schick posits that the church was destroyed around the end of the Umayyad period, if not later (1995: 321(.