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Sculpture of the camels
Sculpture of the camels (6)
A big sculpture of merchants and their camels were discovered in 1998 and can be seen on the left side when going to the city… 
The aqueducts
The aqueducts (10)
Two aqueducts are carved in the walls of the Siq and transported water to the city of Petra. 
The Obelisk Tomb
The Obelisk Tomb (9)
First monument seen at the Bab as-Siq, the Obelisk tomb is actually on top of another tomb : the Bab as-Siq Tricinium… 
Votive niches
Votive niches (9)
The Nabateans worshipped their deities through Betyls, sacred stones - mostly meteorites, but also direct carvings in stone within a votive niche. The semitic origin of the word is Bet El: House of God. The stones were an indicator of the presence of a deity.  
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