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English: On the web I found "Between the Petra Church and the Ridge Church is the Blue Chapel, so named after its four blue Egyptian granite columns, topped with Nabataean horned capitals, that collapsed in an 8th-century earthquake but have been re-erected. The chapel also had blue sandstone flooring and blue marble furnishings — including a blue marble pulpit. This building is believed to have been converted into a residence and chapel for Petra’s bishop."
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Camera location30° 19′ 52.19″ N, 35° 26′ 39.34″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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