Umayyad Palace dome

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The Umayyad Palace dome is a reconstructed wooden dome crowning the entrance hall of the early Islamic Umayyad Palace complex at Amman’s Citadel, serving as a prominent example of 8th-century Islamic architecture in Jordan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural structure
dome
reconstruction
access publicly accessible within the Amman Citadel
architecturalStyle Umayyad architecture
early Islamic architecture
associatedWith Umayyad Caliphate
country Jordan
culturalPeriod Umayyad period
linked to: Umayyad Caliphate
era 8th century
function monumental entrance feature
symbolic marker of the palace’s main hall
heritageContext Amman Citadel archaeological site
linked to: Amman Citadel
locatedIn Amman
Amman Citadel
Jordan
Umayyad Palace complex
linked to: Umayyad Palace
material wood
originalConstructionPeriod Umayyad Caliphate
overlooks city of Amman
linked to: Amman
partOf entrance hall of the Umayyad Palace complex
position crowns the entrance hall of the Umayyad Palace
reconstructed yes
region Levant
linked to: Levant region
religiousContext Islamic
significance prominent example of 8th-century Islamic architecture in Jordan
siteType archaeological site feature
tourism popular tourist attraction at the Amman Citadel

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Amman Citadel notableFeature Umayyad Palace dome