Baths of Placcus, Jerash, Jerash Governorate, Jordan
Two other fountains were added to the macellum in the later 2nd early 3rd AD century and between the 3rd to 5th centuries AD respectively. Domestic water supply seems to have relied on wells and rainwater cisterns; no connection has been found to the piped distribution network. Similar to the rest of the city, You can know of no additions or changes to the water management system until the 5th century AD when the Baths of Placcus, including a public latrine, were built between the Temple of Artemis and the Church of St. Theodore.
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