Church of the Priest Wa'il

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The Church of the Priest Wa'il is an early Byzantine-era Christian church at the archaeological site of Um er-Rasas in Jordan, notable for its well-preserved mosaic floor and historical religious significance.

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Label Occurrences
Church of the Priest Wa'il canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine church
archaeological site feature
archaeologicalPeriod Byzantine
associatedWith Byzantine Christian communities of Um er-Rasas NERFINISHED
conservationStatus archaeologically preserved
country Jordan
culture Byzantine
dedicatedTo Priest Wa'il NERFINISHED
denomination Early Byzantine Christianity NERFINISHED
era Early Byzantine period NERFINISHED
floorMaterial mosaic
hasFeature architectural remains
inscriptions
mosaic floor
heritageDesignation component of UNESCO World Heritage Site
heritageSiteWithin UNESCO World Heritage Site Um er-Rasas NERFINISHED
locatedIn Jordan NERFINISHED
Madaba Governorate NERFINISHED
Um er-Rasas NERFINISHED
notableFor historical religious significance
well-preserved mosaic floor
partOf Byzantine ecclesiastical complex at Um er-Rasas
archaeological site of Um er-Rasas NERFINISHED
region Levant NERFINISHED
Near East NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
significance evidence of early Christian presence in central Jordan
example of Byzantine church art in Jordan
siteType archaeological ruin
religious building
tourism visited by cultural tourists
visited by pilgrims
usedFor Christian worship
liturgical ceremonies

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Um er-Rasas hasNotableStructure Church of the Priest Wa'il