Jordan Museum is the premier national museum chronicling Jordan's story across 1.5 million years of human history. Opened in 2014, it houses an exceptional collection of artifacts from the Paleolithic era to modern times. Highlights include the Dead Sea Scrolls and the 9500-year-old two-headed Ain Ghazal statues, some of the world's oldest full-figure human sculptures. The ground floor showcases the evolution of civilizations in Jordan, while the upper floor hosts the interactive Arab Inventions exhibition. The museum is modern and beautifully designed with explanatory panels in Arabic and English.