Wadi Jadid

Wadi Jadid is a relatively undiscovered archaeological site located in the hills near Madaba, Jordan. It is characterized by the presence of numerous dolmens – prehistoric stone structures believed to be tombs. The site is not heavily publicized, and access can be challenging, often requiring assistance from locals. It's situated in a pastoral landscape used by shepherds, contributing to its secluded and authentic atmosphere. The dolmens provide a fascinating insight into the region's ancient history and burial practices. Visitors often describe a sense of tranquility and historical significance.