The Madaba Mosaic Map is a famous ancient mosaic located in the St. George's Church in Madaba, Jordan. Created in the 6th century AD, it depicts a detailed map of the Holy Land, including important cities and geographical features. The mosaic is made up of over two million colored stones and is considered one of the oldest surviving maps of the region. This remarkable artwork covers the floor of the church and measures approximately 25 by 5 meters. It provides valuable insights into the geography and urban layout of biblical times, highlighting locations such as Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and the Dead Sea. The Madaba Mosaic Map is a significant historical artifact for both archaeologists and historians.