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Deir Alla (Arabic: دير علا) is the site of an ancient Near Eastern town in Balqa Governorate, Jordan. The Deir Alla Inscription, datable to ca. 840–760 BCE, was found here. On 20 August 2010, it recorded a scorching temperature of 51.1 °C, the new official highest temperature in the history of Jordan.

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rdfs:label	دير علا (ar) Deir Alla (en) Deir Alla (in) Deir Alla (it) Dajr Alla (pl) Deir Alla (pt)
rdfs:comment	دير علا هي مدينة أردنية تعتبر مركزا للواء دير علا ضمن محافظة البلقاء.وهي تقع في الأغوار الوسطى وتمر من خلالها . سميت دير علا بذلك الاسم نسبه للدير العالي الذي تم اكتشافه داخل تل أثري. وتم بناء متحف أثري للدير ويحتوي على قطع اثريه نادره تم العثور عليها بالدير يتواجد بها الكثير من المواقع الأثرية الرومانية والبيزنطية وبعض القصور الأثرية. حيث تم العثور على قطع اثريه بالغه الأهمية وتم العثور على بعض الفخاريات الإغريقية. (ar) Deir Alla (Arabic: دير علا) is the site of an ancient Near Eastern town in Balqa Governorate, Jordan. The Deir Alla Inscription, datable to ca. 840–760 BCE, was found here. On 20 August 2010, it recorded a scorching temperature of 51.1 °C, the new official highest temperature in the history of Jordan. (en) Deir Alla (in arabo: دير علا) è il sito di un'antica città del Vicino Oriente nel Governatorato di Balqa, in Giordania. Qui è stata trovata un’iscrizione omonima, databile al 840–760 a.C. ca.Il 20 agosto 2010 ha registrato una temperatura torrida di 51,1 °C, la nuova temperatura ufficiale più alta nella storia della Giordania. (it) Dajr Alla – miasto w Jordanii, w muhafazie Al-Balka. W 2015 roku liczyło 7321 mieszkańców. (pl) Deir Alla (Árabe: دير علا), (no moderno Governorado Balqa, Jordânia) é o local de uma antiga cidade do Oriente Próximo que acredita-se ser . (pt) Deir Alla (Deir 'Alla; bahasa Arab: دير علا) adalah situs dari kota Timur Dekat kuno yang sekarang terletak di Kegubernuran Balqa, Jordan, dianggap sama dengan kota Pethor yang dicatat di dalam Alkitab. Deir Alla adalah kota pertama Zaman Perunggu yang digali di Yordania. Harapan awal adalah untuk menyusun kronologi relatif berdasarkan tembikar Palestina dalam transisi antara Zaman Perunggu ke Zaman Besi, yang didasarkan pada stratigrafi teliti. Hal itu dimaksudkan menutup kesenjangan antara kronologi yang sudah disusun sebelumnya di Jericho dan Samaria. (in)
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