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The Cultural Space of the Bedu of in Petra and Wadi Rum


Language: English

The Bedu are settled and nomadic communities living in the southern part of Jordan, particularly near Petra and Wadi Rum, within a region of semi-arid highlands and deserts. These conditions have allowed for the development and existence in complementary relationship of both types of communities.


on this subject: Proclamation of masterpieces 2005- Element inscribed on the representative list 2008


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Place/region: Petra, Wadi Rum, Jordan, Southwest Asia, Middle East
Series: Inscriptions on the Intangible Heritage Lists
Type: Documentary
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Publisher: Jordanian commission for oral and intangible cultural heritage
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Rights: Jordanian commission for oral and intangible cultural heritage
 

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Original: Betacam
Location: F-H.129
UMVS reference: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/0472
Digitized version : AVFONDS-CLTITH-2008-00122-JOR.DV

Source ref.: CLT-ITH-00122-03; CLT-ITH- 0122-03-1
Rights holder: UNESCO ; Jordanian commission for oral and intangible cultural heritage