1. ARCHAEOLOGY
1.1. DEFINITIONS
1.1.1. ARCHAEOLOGY
1.1.1.1. TRACE
1.1.1.2. HERITAGE
1.1.1.2.1. MEMORY
1.1.1.3. ANCIENT
1.1.2. ARCHAEOLOGIST
1.2. DISTANCE
1.2.1. OLD WORLD
1.2.2. NEW WORLD
1.2.2.1. TIME
1.3. HERITAGE
1.3.1. WORLD HERITAGE
1.3.2. IN JORDAN
1.4. CULTURAL HERITAGE
1.4.1. DEVELOPMENT
1.4.2. MANAGEMENT
1.5. EDUCATION
1.5.1. ARCHAEOLOGIST
1.5.2. PROFESSIONALS
1.5.2.1. IN JORDAN
1.5.3. NON PROFESSIONALS
2. HERITAGE
2.1. PUBLIC
2.1.1. LOCAL
2.1.2. COMMUNITIES
2.2. VALUES
2.2.1. SYMBOLIC
2.2.2. HISTORICAL
2.2.3. SOCIAL
2.2.4. SCIENTIFICAL
2.2.5. ECONOMIC
2.3. HUMANITY
2.3.1. CIVILIZATION
2.4. IDENTITY
2.4.1. OWNERSHIP
2.4.2. PRIDE
2.5. FUTURE
2.5.1. DEVELOPMENT
2.5.2. MODERNITY
2.5.3. CIVILIZATION
2.6. IMPORTANCE
2.6.1. DISCOVERING
2.6.2. SOLVING
2.6.3. CONSERVATION
2.7. INTEREST
2.7.1. KNOWLEDGE
2.7.2. REGESTRATION
2.7.3. DOCUMENTATION
3. ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTES
3.1. EMERGENCE
3.1.1. ESTABLISHING
3.2. DEFINTIONS
3.2.1. RESEARCH CENTERS
3.2.2. RESEARCH INSTITUTES
3.3. HISTORY
3.3.1. THROUGH HISTORY
3.3.2. FAMOUS INSTITUTES
3.3.3. EARLY MODERN EUROPE
3.4. GOAL
3.4.1. PROMOTING
3.4.2. DISCOVERING
3.4.3. CIVILIZATION
3.5. TYPES
3.6. IN JORDAN
3.6.1. HISTORY
3.6.2. TECHNOLOGY
3.6.2.1. AVAILABILITY
3.6.2.2. TECHNIQUES
3.7. AROUND THE WORLD
3.7.1. LOCAL
3.7.2. REGIONAL
3.7.3. INTERNATIONAL
4. DESIGN
4.1. LANDMARK
4.1.1. MONUMENTAL
4.2. USERS
4.3. LOCATION
4.3.1. SENSITIVE SITE
4.3.2. SLOPE
4.3.3. CONNECTIONS
4.3.3.1. OLD PLACES
4.3.3.2. NEW PLACES
4.4. EXPERIANCE
4.4.1. TRANSPARENT
4.4.2. DOME
4.4.3. PATH
4.4.4. TUNNEL
4.4.5. TRANSITION
4.4.6. VIEW
4.4.7. BRIDGE
4.4.8. INTERACTION
4.4.8.1. U-SHAPE
4.4.8.2. L-SHAPEE
4.4.9. LIGHT
4.5. PROGRAM
4.6. MATERIALS
4.6.1. OLD
4.6.2. MODERN
4.6.3. LOCAL