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Jordan, Jerash. The 6th century ruins of the Byzantine Church of the Propylaea viewed through the Cardo to the Propylaeum the gateway leading to the Temple of Artemis in the ancient Roman city of Jerash.
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Jordan, Jerash. The huge Oval Plaza of the ancient Roman city of Jerash is surrounded by a colonnade of iconic columns. It leads to the Cardo Maximus, the main street which runs the length of the city. Modern Jerash lies beyond.
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Jordan, Jerash. The huge Oval Plaza of the ancient Roman city of Jerash is surrounded by a colonnade of iconic columns. It leads to the Cardo Maximus, the main street which runs the length of the city. Modern Jerash lies beyond.
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Jordan, Jerash. A section of the Cardo of the ancient Roman city of Jerash. This 600 metres long colonnaded street dates to about 120 AD and runs the length of the city. It was once lined with shops and residences.
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Jordan, Amman, The Citadel. The ruins of the Temple of Hercules dates back to the Roman occupation of the Citadel in the second century AD. This national historic site stands on a hill in the middle of Amman city.
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Jordan, Amman, The Citadel. The Amman Citadel is a national historic site on a hill in the middle of Jordan s capital city. The Roman ruins there date back to the second century AD.
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Jordan, Amman, The Citadel. Jordan s capital city seen from the Citadel which is a national historic site on a hill in the middle of the city. The Roman ruins date back to the second century AD.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist walks amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
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Oval Plaza with colonnade and Ionic columns, Jerash (Gerasa) a Roman Decapolis city, Jordan, Middle East
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Ruined colonnaded Main Street, Patara, near Kalkan, Lycia, Antalya Province, Mediterranean Coast, Southwest Turkey, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Ruined colonnaded Main Street, Patara, near Kalkan, Lycia, Antalya Province, Mediterranean Coast, Southwest Turkey, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Ruined colonnaded Main Street, Patara, near Kalkan, Lycia, Antalya Province, Mediterranean Coast, Southwest Turkey, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Ruined colonnaded Main Street, Patara, near Kalkan, Lycia, Antalya Province, Mediterranean Coast, Southwest Turkey, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Turkey, Mediterranean Region, Turquoise Coast, Lycia, Side, 2nd century Temple of Apollo and Athena
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Turkey, Mediterranean Region, Turquoise Coast, Lycia, Side, 2nd century Temple of Apollo and Athena
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Jordan, Little Petra, Siq al Barid. An impressive staircase was hewn by Nabataeans in the 1st century AD in a cleft between high sandstone cliffs at Siq al Barid, popularly known as Little Petra.
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Jordan, Little Petra, Siq al Barid. A well preserved Nabataean Triclinium carved into a cliff of weathered sandstone in Siq al Barid, popularly known as Little Petra.
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Jordan, Petra. The most outstanding monument in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra is Al Khazeneh, popularly known as The Treasury. It was hewn into a cliff face of pink sandstone in the first century AD as a king s tomb.
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Jordan, Petra. The most outstanding monument in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra is Al Khazeneh, popularly known as The Treasury. It was hewn into a cliff face of pink sandstone in the first century AD as a king s tomb.
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Jordan, Petra. A huge amphitheatre in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra was mostly hewn out of solid pink sandstone in the first century AD. It could seat about 7,000 people. Nabataean tombs line the back wall.
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Jordan, Petra. Rows of Nabataean tombs with intricate designs were hewn into the pink sandstone hillside above the street of faþades in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra.
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Jordan, Petra. Visitors to Petra ride and walk down the main colonnaded street towards the Royal Tombs which were carved into a hillside of pink sandstone.
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Jordan, Petra. An ancient toppled Roman column, with the archeological marvels of Petra in the background.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist walks around the amphitheatre part of Queen Zenobia's Roman city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist walks around the amphitheatre part of Queen Zenobia's Roman city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. Two camels wait amongst the columns of Queen Zenobia's ancient Roman city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. The ancient (but recently restored) amphitheatre formed a part of Queen Zenobia's Roman city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. Fallen columns and arches litter the ground across the site of Queen Zenobia's ancient city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. Fallen columns and arches litter the ground across the site of Queen Zenobia's ancient city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. The treasury. Fallen columns litter the ground across the site of Queen Zenobia's ancient city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist sits amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist admires the intircate carving on a slab at the Bel Temple.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist stands beneath the towering columns of the Bel Temple.
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Colonnaded street, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East
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Tha Cathedral, Jerash (Gerasa), a Roman Decapolis city, Jordan, Middle East
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Tha Cathedral, Jerash (Gerasa) a Roman Decapolis city, Jordan, Middle East
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Tha Cathedral, Jerash (Gerasa) a Roman Decapolis city, Jordan, Middle East
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Colonnade and Ionic columns, Jerash (Gerasa), a Roman Decapolis city, Jordan, Middle East
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The colonnaded street, Cardo Maximus, in the Roman ruins, Jerash, Jordan
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The Treasury (Al-Khazneh), Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East
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The Treasury (Al-Khazneh), Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East
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The Treasury (Al-Khazneh), seen from the Siq, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East
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The Treasury (Al-Khazneh), Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East
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The Treasury (Al-Khazneh), Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East
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Jordan, Petra. One of Petra s famous attractions is Ad Deir, known as the Monastery. It is reached by a flight of 800 steps cut into rock. It was either a temple or tomb but later, in Byzantine time, probably used as a church.
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Jordan, Petra. The Siq is the main entrance to the ancient Nabataean city of Petra. At the end of the high walled, narrow gorge stands the city s most beautiful monument, Al Khazneh, popularly known as The Treasury .
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Jordan, Madaba Governorate, Mount Nebo. A view of the rocky countryside in Jordan east of Mount Nebo. Mount Nebo is believed to be the mountain where Moses saw the Promised Land before he died.
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Jordan, Amman, The Citadel. Jordan s capital city seen from the Citadel which is a national historic site.
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Nightime tourist show in candlelight, in front of the Treasury (El Khazneh), Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East
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Jordan,Petra. Looking out from the Urn Tomb part of a complex of so called Royal Tombs set into the rock-face of the Jabal Al-Khubtha.
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Jordan, Petra. A group of tourists stand and gaze at Al Khazneh (The Treasury)
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Japan,Honshu Island,Kyoto. Fushimi Inari Taisha is a shrine dedicated to Inari,the Shinto Rice God. This Shrine actually has five shrines spread across its grounds,which also have about 10,000 Torii (gates),each donated by worshippers or companies whose name and addresses are written on the back.
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Japan,Kyoto,Fushimi-ku. Fushimi Inari Taisha is a shrine dedicated to Inari,the Shinto Rice God. This Shrine actually has five shrines spread across its grounds,which also have about 10,000 Torii (gates),each donated by worshippers or companies whose name and addresses are written on the back.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist stands amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist sits amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist sits amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
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