Film Id: | F16-0382 |
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Film Description: | Reel 39 of 65 Unedited travelogue Amman Aqaba Petra ShotlistCat. Reel 382 1969: Reel 39: Jordan. Amman, Aqaba. Petra. June 1-2.(The Nabataeans, people originally from N.W. Arabia who did the stone carving at Petra, and on the Sig, a narrow defile that is the only entrance to Petra through the mountains to the east) Camels at waterhole Bedouins. Loaded camels. Donkey. Camel herd. File of sheep led by man with donkey. Village oasis: mud walls, palm trees. Camel train. Sheep at well. Terrace farming, green valley, Petra mountains, town. Roman school building. Tombs cut in rock. Foot-holes in mountain side. Tombs with facades and eroded columns. Stone barrage to divert water into Nabataean tunnel at entrance to the Sig; reconstructed. Pan shot to top of Sig: steps in rock lead to temple or home. Remains of Roman Triumphal Arch. 2 niches, for deities, in sidewall of Sig. Chisel marks, probably in plaster. Water channel to Petra in sidewall of Sig. Pan shot from Sig to Sky. Colored veining and weathering in the Sig. Treasury building viewed from the Sig: note cutaway in side of building. A room inside treasury building, for gods that stand guard. Rock steps. Rock formation: note at least one facade. Striation of rock. Water channel in Sig. Cut facades of buildings. Stone steps. Tombs, facades. |
Video Category: | Travelogue |
Film Creator: | Watson Kintner |
Topics: | Amman,, Aqaba, Petra, Nabataean ruins, Bedouin people, Antiquities |
Tags: | Amman | Antiquities | Aqaba | Bedouin people | Nabataean ruins | Petra |
Rights: | All rights are reserved by the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Penn Museum). Any use of the footage in productions is forbidden unless rights have been secured by contacting the Penn Museum Archives at 215-898-8304, or email photos@pennmuseum.org. |