By Vartan M. Amadouny
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In spite of these unpromising conditions, farming has been a continuous activity in this part of Jordan for thousands of years. The principal crops have been cereals, wheat and barley, supplemented by vegetables, olives, and tree fruits. In more recent times, irrigation has expanded the base of commercial fruit and vegetable crops, while diminishing the amount of cereals grown. Page xxi Historically, there were reasonable deposits of minerals in Jordan, with copper being the most important. These deposits were first exploited to their full potential by the Nabataean civilization based in Petra, and then by the Romans, who all but exhausted Jordan's deposits.
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