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The study of the so-called masons’ marks found on some architectural elements of the  macellum  of Gerasa (Jerash, Jordan) is presented; these unpublished archaeological data, recovered from excavations conducted in the 1983−90s at the site, shed light on the day-to-day construction process of the  macellum  Roman building, dated before mid−2nd century AD.

Assembling columns: construction process through the masons’ marks from the Macellum of Gerasa (Jerash, Jordan)