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 Levon Mirijanyan 155 Basic school, Yerevan ,Armenia

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 Levon Mirijanyan 155 Basic school, Yerevan ,Armenia

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Mirjanyan 155 basic schools were founded in 1973.

2009 The school was named after the famous writer, publicist, great patriot L In the name of Mirijanyan.
The school is equipped with modern technical equipment, has a rich library and two gyms

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I am an elementary school teacher. I teach in 1-4 grades, basic subjects.

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My name is Armine Harutyunyan. I work at school, I am a teacher. I love my job.

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GEGHASAR

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Armine Harutyunyan
Armenia

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Armine Harutyunyan
Armenia

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Tour Armenia Հայաստանի տեսարժան վայրերը

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Juleta Vardanyan                                              Yerevan N123 basic school          

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Juleta Vardanyan                                              Yerevan N123 basic school          

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Juleta VardanyanYerevan N123 basic school         I am from Armenia, teaching Matematik for more than 27 years. The age groups I am working with are 10-17. I am also an ICT-addicted teacher and lifelong learner. As I work with the digital generation I am in a constant learning process to satisfy my students' needs. My students and I are involved in different informal learning activities such as editing in Armenian Wikipedia, International projects of eTwinning, Access English, self-paced studying about Media, and digital literacy, and all these stimulates our initiative, creative, communicative, collaborative, critical and analytical skills.

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"Պարույր Սևակի անվան հ.123 հիմնական դպրոց"

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Տնօրեն՝ Թելունց Վարդիթեր Համլետի Աշխատակազմ Պարույր Սևակի անվան հ.123 հիմնական դպր...

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Flag map of Armenia

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The national flag of Armenia, the Armenian Tricolour, consists of three horizontal bands of equal width, red on the top, blue in the middle, and orange (also described as "colour of apricot") on the bottom. The Armenian Supreme Soviet adopted the current flag on 24 August 1990. On 15 June 2006, the Law on the National Flag of Armenia, governing its usage, was passed by the National Assembly of Armenia. Throughout history, there have been many variations of the Armenian flag. In ancient times, Armenian dynasties were represented by different symbolic animals displayed on their flags. In the twentieth century, various Soviet flags represented the Armenian SSR. The meanings of the colors are interpreted in many different ways. For example, red stands for the blood of the 1.5 million Armenians killed in the Armenian genocide, blue is for the Armenian pure sky, and orange represents the country's courage. The official definition of the colors, as stated in the Constitution of Armenia. The red emblematizes the Armenian Highland, the Armenian people's continued struggle for survival, maintenance of the Christian faith, Armenia's independence and freedom. The blue emblematizes the will of the people of Armenia to live beneath peaceful skies. The orange emblematizes the creative talent and hard-working nature of the people of Armenia.

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Yerevan  is the capital and largest city of Armenia and one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities. Situated along the Hrazdan river, Yerevan is the administrative, cultural, and industrial center of the country. It has been the capital since 1918, the fourteenth in the history of Armenia and the seventh located in or around the Ararat plain. The city also serves as the seat of the Araratian Pontifical Diocese, the largest diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church and one of the oldest dioceses in the world. The history of Yerevan dates back to the 8th century BC, with the founding of the fortress of Erebuni in 782 BC by King Argishti I at the western extreme of the Ararat plain. Erebuni was "designed as a great administrative and religious centre, a fully royal capital. By the late ancient Armenian Kingdom, new capital cities were established and Yerevan declined in importance. Under Iranian and Russian rule, it was the center of the Erivan Khanate from 1736 to 1828 and the Erivan Governorate from 1850 to 1917, respectively. After World War I, Yerevan became the capital of the First Republic of Armenia as thousands of survivors of the Armenian genocide in the Ottoman Empire arrived in the area. The city expanded rapidly during the 20th century as Armenia became part of the Soviet Union. In a few decades, Yerevan was transformed from a provincial town within the Russian Empire to Armenia's principal cultural, artistic, and industrial center, as well as becoming the seat of national government. Of the notable landmarks of Yerevan, Erebuni Fortress is considered to be the birthplace of the city, the Katoghike Tsiranavor church is the oldest surviving church of Yerevan and Saint Gregory Gathedral is the largest Armenian cathedral in the world, Tsitsernakaberd is the official memorial to the victims of the Armenian Genocide, and several opera houses, theatres, museums, libraries, and other cultural institutions. Yerevan Opera Theatre is the main spectacle hall of the Armenian capital, the National Gallery of Armenia is the largest art museum in Armenia and shares a building with the History Museum of Armenia, and the Matenadaran repository contains one of the largest depositories of ancient books and manuscripts in the world.

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Our school was founded in 1974.It is  very  light and large building where  the students are the most bright and the teachers are the warmest and the cleverest. Our daily  life is full of different activities and parties.We have great achievements  and successes due to our hard work in the field of education.

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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I am from Armenia, teaching Armenian Language and Literature for more than 19 years. Besides  being a teacher, I am also a supervisor of the school and the chief editor of the Yerevan State University newspaper «Vardananq». I like teaching and learning.  I and my students are involved in different international  interesting projects. I am very happy to be in this project and have  a productive collaboration.

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I am Sirine Kosyan, I am Geography teacher at N122 school named after Al.Blok in Yerevan.  I have been teaching for 25 years. Due to my profession I love travelling  and discovering different cultures and nations. This platform provides a great opportunity for a virtual journey.
I am happy about this opportunity that will give a chance to discover the world.
During my classes I always highlight the importance of introducing my students to different nations and cultures of the world, because each nation is unique with its traditions, culture, language and art.

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Hello, I am Haykanush Ghevondyan, a teacher of History at Yerevan school N122 named after Al.Blok.

I have been teaching World History, Armenian History for 15 years. Though it is believed teachers’ work is not rewarding, I don’t share this idea and I enjoy working with children. On the one hand they can make you feel exhausted, on the other hand they may give you so much energy when you see their progress and achievements. As a teacher of History I feel responsible for educating patriotic citizens who know where they come from, their roots and identity. For this end I organize many excursions to different historical sites and interesting events on Armenian holidays or outstanding Armenians.

The online classes after the lockdown became a challenge for us, but it also provided an access to many advanced online tools that can be used effectively. I seized the opportunity of taking many online training courses to improve my knowledge of teaching methods and tools. At our school we also attach much importance to introducing our pupils to other cultures, as we are citizens of our multi-cultural and multi-ethnic world. So, eTwinning is a wonderful convinced that the knowledge of other cultures is essential for bringing up tolerant platform for promoting and sharing our ideas and getting to know our world better.

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revan - Presentation (16:9) by Haykanush Ghevondyan

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Yerevan Basic School No. 122 named after Alexander Blok, Armenia

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Yerevan Basic School No. 122 named after Alexander Blok, Armenia

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Basic School No.122 named after Alexander Blok - Presentation (16:9) by Haykanush Ghevondyan

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The most important cities in Jordan with some important information about them

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The most important cities in Jordan with some important information about them

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Visitors'guide Brochure-English for Web.pdf (visitjordan.com)

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Mosque in Amman

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The King Abdullah I Mosque in Amman, Jordan was built between 1982 and 1989. It is capped by a magnificent blue mosaic dome beneath which 3,000 Muslims may offer prayer. Tourists are allowed to visit. Men must have long trousers on and women must cover their heads, arms and legs.
King Hussein bin Talal laid the foundation stone for this great edifice on 3/2/8/402 AH corresponding to 6/5/1982 CE. The work in the first phase of construction was completed on 4/2/ 406 AH corresponding to 6/1/1986 AD, as this stage included most of the basic facilities required by the mosque, such as building the courtyard and dome of the mosque, the library, the House of the Holy Qur’an, the royal cabin, and the minaret The first, the imam’s residence, the muezzin’s residence, a main meeting hall, two subsidiary meeting rooms, a reception hall, rooms for the center’s administration, a prayer room for women, the mosque’s hallway, parking, and all the annexes of these facilities. As for the second phase, it was completed in a record period, as it started on 1/2/1988 CE, and work ended on 4/5/1989 CE.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Abdullah_I_Mosque

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Jordan is a country in the south-east of Asia. It borders Syria, Iraq, Israele and Saudi Arabia. The capital city is Amman. There are 10 million people and the spoken language is Arabic. The currency is the dinar, which is equivalent to 1,19 Euro. The places of interest are Mount Nebo, Amman Petra and Salt Sea. The majority of the population is Muslim. There’s a traditional music which is named Dabke. The islamic tradition is Ramadan and the typical foods are Hummus, Moutabel and Falafel.

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Armenia is a predominantly mountainous, landlocked territory, rich in extinct volcanoes, the result of a rise in the earth’s crust twenty-five million years ago that created the Armenian plateau and the Caucasus Minor chain Lake Sevan, At a height of about 1900 m, it is by far the largest in the country. From Lake Sevan comes the Hrazdan that crosses the capital Erevan. The climate is continental type. The population is 2 982 904 inhabitants. Armenian is spoken in the country. Armenia is a predominantly Christian country.

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Georgia is a country among Europe and Asia. It borders Turkey, Armenia,Black Sea, Azerbaijan and Russia. The capital city is Tbilisi and there are 3,7 millions people in this country. The spoken language is the Georgian and the currency is the Lari, Which is equivalent to 0,27 Euros. There are some places of interest like Narikala, Gergeti Trinity Church and Vardzia, which are ravines.The religion is Christan orthodox.There’s a tradition which says that you can wear shoes in house because the streets are cleaned every day. The typical foods are Khachapuri which is made of flour, yogurt, egg and cheese.

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Poland is a country in the north-east of Europe. It borders Germany, Czech republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Bielorussia,Baltic sea and Lithuania. The capital is Warsaw. The population is 38 millions people. The spoken language is the Polish. The currency is the zolty, which is equivalent to 0,22 Euros. There are a lot of places to visit, like the Wieliczka salt mine, Wawel cathedral and Rynek główny. The favourite instruments are Piano, Accordion and fife.They are catholic. On Christmas’s Eve the polish do the christmas tree and at dinner they eat fish and vegetables. There are some typical foods like Pierogi, Bigos, Zurik and Zapiekanka. Pierogi are raviolis with bacon, onion and lard.

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Geographic position: West Asia

Capital city: Tbilisi

Language: Jordan

Currency: Lari

Places of interest: Narikala

Music: don’t fence me in

Tradition: Cristmas tradition

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this is my town

My town is very small but beautiful  CITTA DI CATELLO

the best monuments are

. torre civica

.museum burri

.piazza garibaldi

.palazzo vitelli alla cannoniera

.duomo

the best ice cream home is

“all ice’’

the best pizzeria are

.food art

.locomotiva

.pizzeria

the best restaurant are

. testone

.trattoria lea.

fiorentina

. Leo burger

Umbria is located in the center of Italy, Umbria’s nickname is the green heart of Italy.

The inhabitants of Umbria donate about 900,000.

The most important cities are Tereni and Perugia.

An important place to see are the Marmore waterfalls,a very important city is also Assisi.

Italy

Italy is located in south Europe, the nickname of italy is the boot.

Italy has approximately 62,000,000 inhabitants.

The capital is Rome and is located in Lazio,in Italy there are 20 regions.

An important monument is the Colosseum and the cathedral of milan.

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Geographic position:Southern Europe

Capital city:  Lisboa

Language:Portuguese

Currency:euro

Places of interest: Palácio Nacional da Pena

Music: uma casa portuguesa

Food: Caldo Verde

Population:10,28 million

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Geographic position |  South-east of Europe
Capital city | Bucarest
Population | 19,4 millions people
Language | Romanian
Currency | Leu
Places of interest
Religion | Bran Castle, Peles castle, Casa poporului
Christian orthodox
Music | Singers, Pianists, violinists
Traditions | The newlyweds are tied up with a tape in sign of union
Food | Tochitura, Ciorba and Musacà

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Portugal is a country in the south-ovest of Europe. It borders Spain. The capital city is Lisboa. The population is 10 Millions. The language spoken is Portuguese. The currency is the Euro. There are some places of interest like Commerce square, Saint George Castle and Belem tower. There’s a typical kind of music named fado. There are some traditions of Cristhmas and the new year. The typical foods are Cod, Octopus and Clams.

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Romania is a country in the south-east of Europe. It borders Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and Moldova. The capital city is Bucharest. There are 19 million people. The spoken language is Romanian and the currency is the Leu, which is equivalent to 0,20 euro. There are some places of interest like the Bran Castle, Peles castle and Casa poporlui. The majority of the population is Christian orthodox. There are a lot of Singers, Pianists and violinists.

There’s a tradition that says that at the wedding the newlyweds are tied up with a tape in sign of union. The traditional foods are Tochitura, Ciorba and Musacà

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Geographic position: North Europe

Capital city: Varsavia

Population: approximative 37 million

Language: polish

Currency:Zloty

Place of interest: auschwitz varsaria

Music:lipka

Food: Bigos Zurek

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Geographic position | East Europe
Capital city | Kiev
Population | 44 Millions
Language | Ukrainian
Currency
Religion | Grivnia
Christian orthodox
Places of interest | Saint Sofie cathedral, Saint Michael Monastery, Statue of the motherland, Saint Andrew cathedral
Music | Traditional Ukrainian music
Traditions | Independence day,
Food | Borsch, Vareniki, Salo.

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Romania is a country in the south-east of Europe. It borders Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and Moldova. The capital city is Bucharest. There are 19 million people. The spoken language is Romanian and the currency is the Leu, which is equivalent to 0,20 euro. There are some places of interest like the Bran Castle, Peles castle and Casa poporlui. The majority of the population is Christian orthodox. There are a lot of Singers, Pianists and violinists.

There’s a tradition that says that at the wedding the newlyweds are tied up with a tape in sign of union. The traditional foods are Tochitura, Ciorba and Musacà

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Armenia borders, To the north and east Armenia borders Georgia, Azerbaijan and the de facto republic of Nagorno Karabakh, while the countries with which it shares borders to the south-east and west are, respectively, Iran and Turkey. Naxçıvan, an Azerbaijani exclave, borders Armenia to the southwest. The capital is Yerevan (Yerevan) and it is located in Asia

Armenia has a population of approximately 3 million

its currency is Armenian dram and one euro is worth about 591 Armenian dram

Armenian is spoken in Armenia

the main source of interest is tourism

The tools that the Armenian inhabitants use are: the golden duduk, the Klasik Kemençe Nedir. the typical foods are: broken grain fish kebab

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Ukraine is a country in the East of Europe. It borders Russia, Bielorussia, Romania, Moldova, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland and Black Sea. The capital city is Kiev. The population is 44 millions. The spoken language is Ukrainian. The currency is Ukrainian Hryvnia and the majority is Christian orthodox. There are some places of interest like Saint Sophia cathedral, Saint Michael Monastery, Statue of the motherland, Saint Andrew cathedral. The typical music is Traditional Ukrainian music. Independence day is on 24 August. The typical foods are Borsch, which is a soup, Vareniki and Salo.

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The capital city of Armenia is Erevan,  the population in Armenia is around 2.958 million in 2019. Armenian and Russian are spoken throughout Armenia. The currency used in Armenia is the Armenian dram. The main tourist attractions are: the monastery of geghard, khor virap and the lake of Sevan.

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SILVIA LOCCHI ENGLISH TEACHER FROM ITALY

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I teach English at Lower Secondary School, I am interested in travels and learning new things about my work. I've joined e-Twinning because I would like to join projects about school and improve my teaching abilities as well as to interest my students in their learning activities.

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I teach English at Lower Secondary School, I am interested in travels and learning new things about my work. I've joined e-Twinning because I would like to join projects about school and improve my teaching abilities as well as to interest my students in their learning activities.

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SILVIA LOCCHI TEACHER

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Ukraine is situated in eastern Europe, the capital is Kiev and the population is 44,39 million. The language is ukrainian and the currency is Ukrainian hryvnia. The places of interest are Chernobyl,  St. Sophia's Cathedral, Visit Lviv Historic Center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site,  Kamenets Podolsky Castle,  Mezhyhirya: Former Presidential Palace, Kiev and the traditional music is folk music. The tradition are Having fun on Maslenitsa.

Jumping over the bonfire,Singing Christmas carols, Plunging into an ice hole, Greeting people with bread and salt, Sharing knowledge on September 1st, Painting and beating eggs, Having a picnic on graves. The traditional foods are Paska, Borscht, Varenyky, Holubtsi, Kholodets.

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Romania is situated in Southeast Europe, the capital is Bucharest and the population is of 19,41 million. The language is romanian language and the currency is romanian leu. The places of interest are Danube Delta, Cluj-Napoca, Mamaia, Timișoara, Bucharest, Sinaia, Painted Monasteries, Brașov, Sibiu, Sighișoara. The typical musics are Banat, Bucovina, Crişana, Northern Dobrogea, Maramureş and Oaş. The tradition is that on the night before the holiday of the Epiphany, or ‘Bobotează’ in Romanian, unmarried women are said to see their future husband in their dreams. All they need to do is put under a small branch of dried basil under their pillow (which they must receive from a priest). If nothing conclusive happens, they can always have another go later in the year. The typical foods are Sarmale, Mămăligă,  Mici, Pomana Porcului, Jumări.

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Portugal is situated in southern Europe, the capital is Lisbona and the population is 10,28 million. The language is Portuguese and the currency is the Euro. The place of interest are Lisbon, Sintra, Porto, Évora, Óbidos, Tavira,  Parque Natural da Ria Formosa, Coimbra, Parque Natural da Serra da Estrela, Elvas and the typical musics are Fado, Regional folk music,Folk-Pop, Electronic music, Experimental and Avant Garde, Heavy metal, Hip hop, Jazz. The tradition is that During The month of june, the Santos Populares celebrations pace the daily routine and the nightlife of Portugal! Throughout the country, these celebrations known as Santo António, São João and São Pedro happen during the most entertaining month of the year, which is June! Each region has its saint, so each region commemorates it at a different time of the month. June is the most festive month, with many holidays, festivities and parties every day and night. The typical foods are Caldo Verde, Bacalhau or Portuguese Cod Fish, Sardines, Bifanas , Francesinha Sandwich.

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Poland is in the centre of Europe and the capital is Varsavia. The population is of 37,97 million and the language is polish, the currency is the złoty. The place of interest are Krakow, Warsaw, Tatra Mountains, Wroclaw, Bialowieza Forest Reserve, Bieszczady Mountains, Ojcow,  Gdansk, Zalipie Village,  Torun. The traditional musics are poezja spiewana, trance, techno, heavy metal, house music.The Polish Theater of Dance and Ballet in Poznań combines the most classical scenography with the most modern dance steps.Traditional Polish clothes vary from region to region. For example in Łowicz, from the Łódź Voivodeship, the clothes have colorful stripes, very cheerful.In Krakow, a pointy hat for men and a red coral necklace for women is always worn with the traditional costume. the traditional foods are Flaki,
Pierniki and Bigos.

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Georgia is situated in the Southeastern United States, the capital Tbilisi and the population is of 3,72 million. The currency is the Georgian Lari and the language is  Georgian language.The place of interest are Aquarium of georgia, high museum of art, world of coca-cola, zoo di Atlanta, Atlanta botanical park, Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical park. Iavnana means a genre of Georgian folk music, generically a lullaby, but historically also used as a healing song for sick children. With or without, people come together to have fun. There are always a lot of people at these parties. In addition, the owner of the house does not always know the guests by name and some of them can see for the first time. It is customary for Georgians to warmly welcome and sit at any traveler's table. Tourists often enjoy the hospitality of the hosts.Th e typical foods are  Khachapuri, Khinkali,Pkhali,Badrijani, Kharcho,.Geb Jalia,Churchkhela, Lobio.

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Jordan is situated in Southwest Asia, the capital is Amman and the population is 10,1 millions. The language is arabian and the currency is the jordanian dinar. The places of interest are Petra, Dead sea, The Treasury, Siq, Roman theatre of Amman.The music is dabke rababah. The tradition is Ramadan, the month of fasting, and Eid al-Fitr, the feast that celebrates its end. The tipical food is the moutabel and the lebaneh.

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Jordan is situated in Southwest Asia, the capital is Amman and the population is 10,1 millions. The language is arabian and the currency is the jordanian dinar. The places of interest are Petra, Dead sea, The Treasury, Siq, Roman theatre of Amman.The music is dabke rababah. The tradition is Ramadan, the month of fasting, and Eid al-Fitr, the feast that celebrates its end. The tipical food is the moutabel and the lebaneh.

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The capital city of Armenia is Erevan,  the population in Armenia is around 2958 million in 2019. Armenian and Russian are spoken throughout Armenia. The currency used in Armenia is the Armenian dram. The main tourist attractions are: the monastery of geghard, khor virap and the lake of Sevan.

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Armenia is in the west of Asia, the capital is Yerevan. The population is 2,958, the language is armeno and the currency is armeno’s dram. The place of interest are Shikahogh State Reserve,  Lake Sevan, Dilijan national park,Mount Aragats, Lake Arpi, Noravank, Gyumri, Vanadzor, Amberd Fortress, Tsaghkadzor.The duduk is a typical Armenian instrument very similar to the oboe. the tradition is an ancient tradition has it that the traveler is welcomed with bread and salt, bringing him luck and good wishes.In addition, the dances are very numerous and widespread in the various regions of Armenia and in the various villages, where you can come across the ashughs, folk storytellers and storytellers, who wander from country to country to tell stories and texts inherited from the ancients as was the custom in the period medieval. The typical dishes are packed with bread both in the dry and wet version, rolls with vine leaves, kebabs, meatballs with lentils.

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I’m  Emanuela Mambrucchi. I teach French at the Alighieri-Pascoli  Secondary school  in Città di Castello, a nice Renaissance town in the centre of Italy. My students are 11-14. I like travelling, reading, cooking traditional food. I like working on this interesting  project very much .

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I’m  Emanuela Mambrucchi. I teach French at the Alighieri-Pascoli  Secondary school  in Città di Castello, a nice Renaissance town in the centre of Italy. My students are 11-14. I like travelling, reading, cooking traditional food. I like working on this interesting  project very much .

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Hello from Italy !

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Our choir

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Our orchestra

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The Alighieri-Pascoli orchestra and choir

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The Alighieri-Pascoli orchestra and choir

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Alighieri-Pascoli Secondary School, Città di Castello, Italy

Hi everybody,

My name’s Daniela Becattini. I teach English in a lower-secondary school. Students are 11-14 at Alighieri-Pascoli school in Città di Castello, upper Umbria, central Italy (approximately between Florence and Rome ). We are working on an Erasmus + project now and eTwinning projects. Our students study English as first foreign language, French or Spanish as second foreign language.

Our School

"Dante Alighieri - Giovanni Pascoli" Secondary School

Alighieri- Pascoli Secondary School is a public school. There are 791 students, aged 11-14. The teachers are 67. Our school is equipped with smart boards in every classroom ( 32 ). Our strenghts are : Music ( at the end of the year , a famous musical competition,) called Concorso Zangarelli takes place in our Institute), Foreign languages, Drama, Video production, Sports ( many specialities, in particular climbing ). Students participate to Olympic maths competitions. We are involved in Erasmus + projects, and eTwinning projects from this year. We also run a lot of other PON projects.

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My region:Umbria

geography position | main city
nickname  | place of interest
inhabitants | 882.015

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i live in umbria her nickname is the green heart of italy. Its main cities are Perugia, Assisi, Gubbio, Terni, Todi, Norcia. The main tourist attractions are wine tastings, culinary experiences, mountain bike tours, pilgrimage and historical sites.

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Italy is a country in the south-west of Europe. It’s a peninsula, in fact it is surrounded on three sides by the sea. Its nickname is Boot, because of its shape.

The population of this country is about 60 million people. The main cities are Rome, Milan, Turin, Naples. There are a lot of places of interest, like the Colosseum, the Milan Cathedral, Egyptian Museum, Pompei and the Valle dei Templi.

The Colosseum is an amphitheater, it’s located in Rome and it was built by the Romans.

The Milan Cathedral is a gothic cathedral, with statues on spikes and little towers.

The Egyptian Museum is in Turin, it’s a museum where there are Egyptian objects like scrolls with hieroglyphics. Pompei was a roman city. In 79 d.c. The volcano Vesuvius erupted and killed everyone. When it was discovered Pompei was covered by ash, that protected the objects like amphorae, bodies and houses.

The Valle dei Templi is a place where there are temples like the Juno’s temple and Apollo’s temple.

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The geographical position of my region, Umbria, it's on the centre of Italy. Umbria has got a lot of nicknames but the best knowok is “GREEN HEART OF ITALY”.

The places of interest are: “CASCATA DELLE MARMORE, DUOMO DI ORVIETO, BASILICA OF SAN FRANCESCO OF ASSISI”.

The most important cities are: PERUGIA, ORVIETO, TERNI AND CITTA’ DI CASTELLO, that is my city. In Umbria are 865 013 people

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Città di Castello is a small  and old town.  There are a lot of interesting places to visit like

Piazza Garibaldi

Museo Burri

Duomo

Castello Bufalini

Belvedere church

The best restaurants for me are:

Trattoria La Lea

Ristorante Le Logge

Ristorante Materie Prime

Trattoria Il Grottino

La  Locomotiva

Città di Castello is near the river Tevere.

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ITALY IS LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA, THE ITALY NICKNAME IS BOOT BECAUSE IT IS IN THE SHAPE OF A BOOT.THE MOST KNOW PLACE OF UMBRIA ARE IL COLOSSEO,PIAZZA SAN MARCO, IL DUOMO DI BRUNELLESCHI, LA FONTANA DI TREVI, IL PANTHEON , PIAZZA SAN PIETRO, LA CAPPELLA SISTINA.

THE CAPITAL CITY OF ITALY IS ROMA BUT THERE ARE ALSO OTHER IMPORTANT CITIES LIKE PERUGIA, NAPOLI, FIRENZE, VENEZIA, MILANO, TORINO, BOLOGNA, CAGLIARI, GENOVA, BARI AND CITTA’ DI CASTELLO (MY CITY).THE POPULATION OF ITALY ISN’T VERY BIG BUT IS 60.36 MILION.

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Umbria, a small region of central Italy, is the heart of the peninsula. It is the only region of peninsular Italy not bathed by the sea. It is crossed by the Tiber River and includes Lake Trasimeno, Lake Piediluco, the rivers Chiascio, Nera, Corno, Nestòre and Topino, the Marmore Falls.

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Città di Castello is a cool town. There are some tourist attractions like Palazzo Vitelli alla Cannoniera, The Burri’s museum, Cassero Gardens and Palazzo Vitelli a San Giacomo

Palazzo Vitelli alla Cannoniera is a paintings gallery and it’s in the centre of Città di Castello

The Burri’s museum is a museum where there are all the paintings of Alberto Burri

The Cassero Gardens are some gardens and they are placed near Place Venanzio Gabriotti

Palazzo Vitelli a san Giacomo is a palace that now is used as a library.

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The geographical position of my region, Umbria, it's on the centre of Italy. Umbria has got a lot of nicknames but the best knowok is “GREEN HEART OF ITALY”.

The places of interest are: “CASCATA DELLE MARMORE, DUOMO DI ORVIETO, BASILICA OF SAN FRANCESCO OF ASSISI”.

The most important cities are: PERUGIA, ORVIETO, TERNI AND CITTA’ DI CASTELLO, that is my city. In Umbria are 865 013 people.

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Umbria, a small region of central Italy, is the heart of the peninsula. It is the only region of peninsular Italy not bathed by the sea. It is crossed by the Tiber River and includes Lake Trasimeno, Lake Piediluco, the rivers Chiascio, Nera, Corno, Nestòre and Topino, the Marmore Falls.ria, a small region of central Italy, is the heart of the peninsula. It is the only region of peninsular Italy not bathed by the sea. It is crossed by the Tiber River and includes Lake Trasimeno, Lake Piediluco, the rivers Chiascio, Nera, Corno, Nestòre and Topino, the Marmore Falls.

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Italy is a country in the south-ovest of Europe. It’s a peninsula, in fact it is surrounded on three sides by the sea. Its nickname is Boot, because of its shape.

The population of this country is about 60 million people. The main cities are Rome, Milan, Turin, Naples. There are a lot of places of interest, like the Colosseum, the Milan Cathedral, Egyptian Museum, Pompei and the Valle dei Templi.

The Colosseum is an amphitheater, it’s located in Rome and it was built by the Romans.

The Milan Cathedral is a gothic cathedral, with statues on spikes and little towers.

The Egyptian Museum is in Turin, it’s a museum where there are Egyptian objects like scrolls with hieroglyphics. Pompei was a roman city. In 79 d.c. The volcano Vesuvius erupted and killed everyone. When it was discovered Pompei was covered by ash that protected objects like amphorae, bodies and houses.

The Valle dei Templi is a place where there are temples like the Juno’s temple and Apollo’s temple.

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My name is Nicoleta, I am from Romania and I work as a teacher of English at Technological High school No.1 in Campulung Moldovenesc.My students age is between 14-19. I like very much my job and I am glad to be part of this project. Nice meeting you all!

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Technological High School no. 1 from Câmpulung Moldovenesc has a history of over 130 years. The oldest educational institution in Campulung Moldovenesc began its existence in 1873 in Cernauti - the capital of Bucovina.In time, the school moved from Cernauti, first to Strehaia, in Mehedinti County, in 1944 (due to the war) and then from Strehaia to Campulung Moldovenesc in 1945.The school has been operating since 1970 in the most beautiful building, built in Romanian folk style in the city of Campulung Moldovenesc. The school is focusing on the development of key competencies depending on the profile and qualification (Tourism and services, Constructions, Mechanics, Electric). During high school period, students acquire a double training: an academic one, which after graduation allows them access to higher education, as well as a professional one, that facilitates their access to the labor market.The school offers   its students the possibility to stay in boarding school, in renovated and modernized rooms. At the same time, for commuters, the school pays for the commute. If they study well, they can get merit and study scholarships .The high school has a partnership with specialized psychologists for career guidance, personal development, motivation and psychological counseling.

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Technological High School no. 1 from Câmpulung Moldovenesc has a history of over 130 years. The oldest educational institution in Campulung Moldovenesc began its existence in 1873 in Cernauti - the capital of Bucovina.In time, the school moved from Cernauti, first to Strehaia, in Mehedinti County, in 1944 (due to the war) and then from Strehaia to Campulung Moldovenesc in 1945.The school has been operating since 1970 in the most beautiful building, built in Romanian folk style in the city of Campulung Moldovenesc. The school is focusing on the development of key competencies depending on the profile and qualification (Tourism and services, Constructions, Mechanics, Electric). During high school period, students acquire a double training: an academic one, which after graduation allows them access to higher education, as well as a professional one, that facilitates their access to the labor market.The school offers   its students the possibility to stay in boarding school, in renovated and modernized rooms. At the same time, for commuters, the school pays for the commute. If they study well, they can get merit and study scholarships .The high school has a partnership with specialized psychologists for career guidance, personal development, motivation and psychological counseling.

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Al-Salt is a city ​​located in the center of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan , and it is the center of Al-Balqa Governorate . It is about 29.8 km northwest of the capital, Amman [4] , and is 880 meters above sea level. [5] Its population at the end of 2019 was about 117,060. [3]
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Abdoun Bridge in Amman, Jordan. The only cable-stayed bridge in the country, it crosses the Abdoun.

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10 Best Places to Visit in Romania - Travel Video

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Hello! I am a teacher at the High School no. 1 Mogosoaia from Romania. I work with students of 6-10 years. I am pleased to meet you and to participate in this project. A great joy for us!

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Romania: The land of authenticity, welcoming nature and captivating culture

Romania, our country enjoying the embrace of the Carpathians, with completely wild areas, and the always fresh beauty of the Danube Delta, as well as the vast plains, sprinkled with small natural and cultural treasures. People enrich this natural treasure through traditions still unchanged and through a warm and kind-hearted personality.

The cultural objectives, many integrated in the UNESCO World Heritage, are a testimony of a unique history, with a millennial base of Latin origin and with the legacies of other brave nations of the continent.

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Scoala Gimnaziala Nr.1 Mogosoaia, IlfovThe old school functioned until 1934, with only 2 classrooms plus the principal's house, consisting of a room and a kitchen, later transformed into classrooms.In 1973, the new school premises were built in the inner courtyard to accommodate a growing number of students. So currently the school in Mogosoaia has two buildings and a gym.The school offers local children the chance to access culture and civilization, enrolling in the upward curve of modernity and European integration.

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Scoala Gimnaziala Nr.1 Mogosoaia, IlfovThe old school functioned until 1934, with only 2 classrooms plus the principal's house, consisting of a room and a kitchen, later transformed into classrooms.In 1973, the new school premises were built in the inner courtyard to accommodate a growing number of students. So currently the school in Mogosoaia has two buildings and a gym.The school offers local children the chance to access culture and civilization, enrolling in the upward curve of modernity and European integration.

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The New Abdali is a district in the Abdali neighborhood of Amman, Jordan. Launched in 2005, its development plan consists of hotels, apartments, offices, commercial outlets and entertainment being developed on 384,000 square meters (0.148 square miles) of land, with the goal of creating a total built-up area of ​​over 2,000,000 square meters (0.77 square miles). [1] [2]

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Amman, Jordan Amman, the capital of Jordan

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Amman, Jordan Amman, the capital of Jordan

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Amman is situated on the East Bank Plateau, an upland characterized by three major wadis which run through it.[68] Originally, the city had been built on seven hills.[69] Amman's terrain is typified by its mountains.[70] The most important areas in the city are named after the hills or mountains they lie on.[71] The area's elevation ranges from 1,000 to 1,100 m (3,300 to 3,600 ft).[72] Al-Salt and al-Zarqa are located to the northwest and northeast, respectively, Madaba is located to the west, and al-Karak and Ma'an are to Amman's southwest and southeast, respectively. One of the only remaining springs in Amman now supplies the Zarqa River with water.[73]

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Madaba (Arabic: مادبا‎; Biblical Hebrew: מֵידְבָא‎ Medvah; Ancient Greek: Μήδαβα[2][3][4]) is the capital city of Madaba Governorate in central Jordan, with a population of about 60,000. It is best known for its Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics, especially a large Byzantine-era mosaic map of the Holy Land. Madaba is located 30 kilometres (19 miles) south-west of the capital Amman.

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Madaba ( Arabic: مادبا‎; Biblical Hebrew: מֵידְבָא‎ Medvah; Ancient Greek: Μήδαβα) is the capital city of Madaba Governorate in central Jordan, with a population of about 60,000. It is best known for its Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics, especially a large Byzantine-era mosaic map of the Holy Land. Madaba is located 30 kilometres (19 miles) south-west of the capital Amman.

Madaba dates from the Middle Bronze Age.

The town of Madaba was once a Moabite border city, mentioned in the Bible in Numbers 21:30 and Joshua 13:9.

During its rule by the Roman and Byzantine empires from the 2nd to the 7th centuries, the city formed part of the Provincia Arabia set up by the Roman Emperor Trajan to replace the Nabataean kingdom of Petra.

The first evidence for a Christian community in the city, with its own bishop, is found in the Acts of the Council of Chalcedon in 451, where Constantine, Metropolitan Archbishop of Bostra (the provincial capital) signed on behalf of Gaiano, "Bishop of the Medabeni."

During the rule of the Islamic Umayyad Caliphate, it was part of the southern district of Jund Filastin within the Bilad al-Sham province.

Modern settlement

The resettlement of the city ruins by 90 Arab Christian-convert families from Al Karak, in the south, led by two Italian priests from the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem in 1880. This period saw the start of archaeological research. This in turn substantially supplemented the scant documentation available.

The Catholic Church's list of titular sees uses the spelling "Medaba", traditional in reference to the ancient bishopric centred on this city, while at the same time referring to the modern city as 'Madaba".

Madaba has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate ( Köppen climate classification Csa). Most rain falls in the winter. The average annual temperature in Madaba is 16.4 °C (61.5 °F). About 346 mm (13.62 in) of precipitation falls annually.

Ataruz ( Ataroth) is mentioned prominently in the Mesha stele. The city was conquered by Israelite King Omri, as discussed in the Mesha stele, Book of Numbers 32, and 2nd Books of Kings 3:4-27. The oldest inscription in the Moabite language script, dated to the late 9th or early 8th century BCE, was found at Khirbat Ataruz.

The first mosaics were discovered during the building of new houses using bricks from older buildings. The new inhabitants of Madaba, made conscious of the importance of the mosaics by their priests, made sure that they took care of and preserved all the mosaics that came to light.

The northern part of the city turned out to be the area containing the greatest concentration of mosaics. During the Byzantine-Umayyad period, this northern area, crossed by a colonnaded Roman road, saw the building of the Church of the Map, the Hippolytus Mansion, the Church of the Virgin Mary, the Church of Prophet Elijah with its crypt, the Church of the Holy Martyrs (Al-Khadir), the Burnt Palace, the Church of the Sunna' family, and the church of the salaita family.

The Map of Madaba mosaic was discovered in 1896 and the findings were published a year later. This discovery drew the attention of scholars worldwide. It also positively influenced the inhabitants, who shared the contagious passion of F. Giuseppe Manfredi, to whom the rediscovery of most of the city's mosaics are owed. Madaba became known as the "City of Mosaics" in Jordan.

The Madaba Mosaic Map is a map of the region dating from the 6th century and preserved in the floor of the Greek Orthodox Basilica of Saint George, sometimes called the "Church of the Map". With two million pieces of coloured stone, the map depicts hills and valleys, villages and towns in Palestine and the Nile Delta. The mosaic contains the earliest extant representation of Byzantine Jerusalem, labeled the "Holy City." The map provides important details about its 6th-century landmarks, with the cardo, or central colonnaded street, and he church of the Holy Sepulchre clearly visible. This map is one key in developing scholarly knowledge about the physical layout of Jerusalem after its destruction and rebuilding in 70 AD.

Other mosaic masterpieces found in the Church of the Virgin and the Apostles and the Archaeological Museum, depict a profusion of flowers and plants, birds and fish, animals and exotic beasts, as well as scenes from mythology and everyday pursuits of hunting, fishing and farming. Hundreds of other mosaics from the 5th through the 7th centuries are scattered throughout Madaba.

The University of Toronto has been excavating in Madaba from 1996 until the present. Their efforts have focused primarily on the west acropolis where an open field has allowed access to uncover the entire sequence of occupation at Madaba from the modern period down to the Early Bronze Age levels. The most visible feature of this area is a 7.5-meter-wide (25 ft) fortification wall built sometime in the 9th century BC, with subsequent rebuilds throughout its history. There is also the remains of a well-preserved Byzantine-era house at the base of the fortification wall.

In 2010, a 3,000-year-old Iron Age temple containing several figurines of ancient deities and circular clay vessels used in Moabite religious rituals was discovered at Khirbat 'Ataroz near Mabada.

Mosaic school

The Institute of Mosaic Art and Restoration was founded in 1992 as the Madaba Mosaic School, and funded by the Italian Government. It was a high school which offered the Tawjihi, the Jordanian equivalent of a high school diploma. In 2007, the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, under the Department of Antiquities partnered with USAID's Siyaha tourism development project, and a rejuvenated Italian commitment to launch the institute as a 2-year, post-Tawjihi program. The aim of the institute is to be a center of excellence in the region, and to train locals on a scientific level to conserve and restore the many ancient mosaics found in Jordan. Students are also taught traditional and modern methods of mosaic production, Computer Aided Design (CAD), Arabic, English, geology, and chemistry. Soon, students will also be able to transfer their credits to Yarmouk University to complete a BA in Archaeology with a further two years of study.

The institute is located between the Madaba Visitors Center and the Madaba Archaeological Park.

Hammamat Ma'in

Southwest of Madaba is Hammamat Ma'in or Zarqa Ma'in, the thermal mineral springs that for centuries have attracted people to come and immerse themselves in the sites' warm therapeutic waters.

A weaving project was started by twelve women of the tribe in 1985 and since then Bani Hamida has become famed for producing woven items in traditionally bright colors. Traditional ground looms, assembled using stones and sticks, are used for the weaving, and the products can be found at numerous outlets in Jordan and abroad. Visitors can stop by the weaving rooms, located in the village of Mukawir, to see how rugs are made. The women also make decorative candles.

Madaba has been chosen to house new universities ( American University of Madaba) and a new settlement operation not far from the historic city will house over 600 villas. Kuwaiti corporations are now funding the construction of new office buildings to be built in Madaba.

Madaba's main attraction is its Byzantine mosaics, drawing many visitors, especially since the creation of an archaeological park. They cover the floors of houses and churches dating from the site's earliest period of habitation.

The nearby site of Umm ar-Rasas, south-east of Madaba on the edge of the semi-arid steppe, started as a Roman military camp and grew to become a town from the 5th century. It also has very large and well-preserved mosaics.

At the southern entrance to Madaba, near the King's Highway, is the Church of the Apostles. The ruins of this Byzantine church date to 578 CE, and are currently being restored. It includes a mosaic known as the "Personification of the Sea", depicting a woman emerging from the sea, surrounded by mythical aquatic creatures and a hodgepodge of rams, bulls, parrots and exotic vegetation. The mosaic was signed by a mosaicist named Salamanios.

Twin towns - sister cities

Madaba is twinned with:

Rantzow, George Louis Albert, de (German name Georg Ludwig Albrecht von Rantzau, often named Jørgen Ludvig Albert de Rantzow). Mémoires du comte de Rantzow, vol. 1, Pierre Mortier Amsterdam (1741). First translation ever published by Renate Ricarda Timmermann: Die Memoiren des Grafen von Rantzau, vol. 1, Profund-Verlag (2015), ISBN 978-3-932651-14-4

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Madaba ( Arabic: مادبا‎; Biblical Hebrew: מֵידְבָא‎ Medvah; Ancient Greek: Μήδαβα) is the capital city of Madaba Governorate in central Jordan, with a population of about 60,000. It is best known for its Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics, especially a large Byzantine-era mosaic map of the Holy Land.

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Ajloun (Arabic: عجلون‎, ‘Ajlūn) , a hilly town in the north of Jordan, located 76 kilometers (around 47 miles) north west of Amman. It is noted for its impressive ruins of the 12th-century Ajloun Castle.

The Ajloun Governorate has a population of over 176,080 widespread in 27 villages and towns over an area of about 420 km².

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Ajloun ( Arabic: عجلون‎, 'Ajlūn), also spelled Ajlun, is the capital town of the Ajloun Governorate, a hilly town in the north of Jordan, located 76 kilometers (around 47 miles) north west of Amman. It is noted for its impressive ruins of the 12th-century Ajloun Castle.

The Ajlun Governorate has a population of over 176,080 widespread in 27 villages and towns over an area of about 420 km². The population is mainly composed of the following Muslim tribes: Al-Qudah (AlQudah , Al-Share, Al-Zghoul, Al-Momani, Al-Smadi, Al-Shwayyat, Al-Freihat, Al-Khatatbah, Alnawateer, Al-Karraz, and others. Muqattash, Haddad, Iwais, Eisouh and Rabadi are the main indigenous Christian tribes in Ajloun. Although Christians are a minority in the overall governorate, they form about more than half of the population in Ajloun city; most Christians reside in Ajloun city along with Muslims of the Al-Smadi tribe. Other tribes are distributed in the other districts of the governorate. Ajloun Governorate has four seats in the national parliament, one of which is dedicated for the indigenous Christian minority.

There are five districts in the Greater Ajloun Municipality:

In 1596, during the Ottoman Empire, Ajloun was noted in the census as being located in the of Ajloun in the of Ajloun. It had a population of 313 Muslim households, and 20 Muslim bachelors, in addition to 20 Christian households. They paid taxes on various agricultural products, including olive trees, vineyards, fruit trees, vegetables and fruit garden, orchards, bayt al-mal wa mal ga'ib, goats and beehives, in addition to occasional revenues; a market toll and water mill; a total of 14,500 akçe.

In 1838 Ajloun's inhabitants were predominantly Sunni Muslims and Greek Christians.

The Jordanian census of 1961 found 5390 inhabitants in Ajloun, of whom 2023 were Christians.

According to the Jordan national census of 2015, the population of the town of Ajloun was 9990. For Ajloun Governorate as a whole, the population was about 176,080 in 2015. Muslims make up the majority of Ajloun's population. They live alongside the indigenous Christian population. The governorate of Ajloun is highly agricultural, as the population distribution tells.

There is a theory that the town's name is connected with the Moabite King Eglon mentioned in the Bible, though the precise derivation is obscure.

Ajlun Castle is located on the site of an old monastery. It was renovated as a fort in 1184 by Izz al-Din Usama, a general in the army of Saladin. The castle controlled traffic along the road connecting Damascus and Egypt. The fortress marks the furthest limit of Frankish incursions during the Crusades. The Mamluks added a prominent tower to the castle. It was captured by the Mongols in 1260 and was partially destroyed in the process. Great damage was done by the Galilee earthquake of 1837 and the 1927 Jericho earthquake.

Located in the center of Ajloun is the Great Ajlun Mosque. This mosque is one of the oldest extant in Jordan and dates back around 800 years. This edifice was previously a Byzantine Christian church; there have been reports of Greek writing in the oldest sections. The prayer tower is called "the filter" by some locals (referring to a cigarette filter, because half of the tower was built over a square tower, most likely a Church bell tower). In 2007 work began on improving the mosque to allow tourists to visit it. There are also reports that when the west wall fell apart in the heavy rains and snow in January 2013 a Bible and crosses were found in the old section.

Tell Mar Elias is located just outside the city limits. This site contains Byzantine church mosaics which were uncovered during the summer months for tourists. T tohis location for Saint Elijah (Mar Elias) has been a shrine for centuries - people would go there and walk around the shrine singing ancient songs to cure a disease called "Rigeh". There are folk songs they sang for this visit. However, prior to the Pope's visit in 2000. A scholar on both Mar Elias and Ajlun Castle is Mohammad Abu-Abeileh in Jordan.

The Ajloun Forest Reserve is also located nearby. The whole area had been reputed to be the largest forested area in the Middle East - however, the area was largely deforested by the Turks to secure fuel for their railroad to Mecca.

Ajloun, has a mediterranean climate ( Köppen climate classification: Csa). The average annual temperature is 16.7 °C (62.1 °F), and around 467 mm (18.39 in) of precipitation falls annually.

The Ajlun mountains are famous for their lush vegetation and thick green forests and a good place for hikes. Its highest mountain peaks reach around 1268 meters above sea level and Ajloun mountains receive a few snow storms every year usually in winter season from December to March. It's one of the country's most beautiful regions. Ajlun has a Mediterranean weather rainy and snowy in winter season and pleasant in the summer time.

Dobrzańska-Bzowska, Magdalena; Bzowski, Krzysztof (2008). Praktyczny przewodnik - Bliski Wschód (in Polish). Bielsko-Biała: Wydawnictwo Pascal. pp. 157-158. ISBN 978-83-7513-146-8.

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Ajloun ( Arabic: عجلون‎, 'Ajlūn), also spelled Ajlun, is the capital town of the Ajloun Governorate, a hilly town in the north of Jordan, located 76 kilometers (around 47 miles) north west of Amman. It is noted for its impressive ruins of the 12th-century Ajloun Castle.

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Irbid is a city in northern Jordan. In a 19th-century Ottoman castle, the Dar Al-Saraya Museum traces the city’s history through locally excavated objects like ceramics and stonework. Yarmouk University’s Museum of Jordanian Heritage also displays cultural artifacts, including centuries-old stone carvings. A traditional house,

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Jordan is located in the Middle East and is bordered by Syria, Saudi Arabia, the Red Sea, Palestine, Israel and Iraq. It covers an area of ​​about 89,342 square kilometers, and is located at 31 00 North and 36 00 East