South Gate (Gerasa)
Jerash, Jordan
The South Gate served as the main entrance into Gerasa for those approaching from Philadelphia (present-day Amman) in both the Roman and Byzantine periods. It consists of a large central doorway flanked by two smaller doorways. The gate is decorated with engaged columns, niches, and vegetal carvings.

Source:

 

Khouri, Rami G. Jerash: A Brief Guide to the Antiquities. Amman: Al Kutba, 1988.

Location
Jerash, Jordan
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Part of Site
Events
Ca. 130 CE
Style Periods
Variant Names
البوابة الجنوبية
Building Usages
military