Jerash Hippodrome

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Jerash Hippodrome is an ancient Roman-era stadium in Jerash, Jordan, known for its well-preserved ruins and historical reenactments of chariot races and gladiatorial games.

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Jerash hippodrome 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman hippodrome
archaeological site
alternateName Hippodrome of Gerasa NERFINISHED
Jerash Circus NERFINISHED
associatedWith Decapolis city of Gerasa NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
builtDuring 1st–3rd century CE
Roman period
continent Asia
country Jordan
culturalSignificance example of Roman entertainment architecture in the Levant
currentUse cultural events
historical reenactments
tourist attraction
hasFeature arena
spectator seating
starting gates
track for chariots
hasReenactment Roman army demonstrations
Roman chariot race shows
gladiator-style performances
heritage Greco-Roman
languageOfName English
locatedIn Jerash Archaeological Park NERFINISHED
location Jerash NERFINISHED
managedBy Jordanian Department of Antiquities NERFINISHED
material limestone
stone
near Oval Plaza of Jerash NERFINISHED
South Gate of Jerash NERFINISHED
notableFor Roman architectural features
reconstructed sections
well-preserved ruins
openToPublic true
partOf ancient city of Gerasa
tourist circuit of Jerash ruins
region Jerash Governorate NERFINISHED
tourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism
usedFor athletic competitions
chariot races
gladiatorial games
public spectacles

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Jarash Governorate hasNotableSite Jerash Hippodrome
Hadrian’s Arch near Jerash Hippodrome
subject surface form: Hadrian’s Arch (Jerash)
this entity surface form: Jerash hippodrome