Roman military camps found in Jordan, Saudi Arabia ...Kuwait

Researchers at the University of Oxford’s school of archaeology have discovered evidence of a previously undocumented Roman military campaign across eastern Jordan and Saudi Arabia. In a report published in the journal Antiquity, the team said it had identified the remains of three army camps "linked to the Roman takeover of the Nabataean Kingdom in 106 AD, a civilisation centred on the world-famous city of Petra, located in Jordan". "We are almost certain they were built by the Roman army," research lead Dr Michael Fradley said. Fradley explained that this conclusion was based on the "typical playing card shape of the enclosures with opposing entrances along each sid

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