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The Colonnaded Street of Petra (Jordan) marked the centre of the ancient city. A double row of columns lined the 6m-wide carriageway, and covered porticoes gave access to commercial shops on its south side. At the end of the Colonnaded Street, a monumental triple-arched gate marked the access to the sacred open precinct of the Qasr al-Bint. The Colonnaded Street was built around 106 CE during the Roman occupation.
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