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The Kiosk of Trajan built in 167 AD at the more ancient Philae Temple near Aswan.
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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. The treasury. Fallen columns litter the ground across the site of Queen Zenobia's ancient city at Palmyra.
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Jerash, located 48 kilometers north of Amman is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world, Jordan
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Syria, Palmyra. A tourist sits amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
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Turkey, province of Aydin (area of Denizli), Geyre, archeological site of Aphrodisias, the agora
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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, 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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Turkey, Mediterranean Region, Turquoise Coast, Lycia, Side, 2nd century Temple of Apollo and Athena
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The spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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Ruins of the Roman-Byzantine city of Scythopolis, Tel Beit Shean National Park, Beit Shean, Israel, Middle East
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Jerash, located 48 kilometers north of Amman is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world, Jordan
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The Amphitheatre at Kas, the only Anatolian theatre to face the sea, Kas, Antalya Province, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Archway, Ancient City archaelogical ruins, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bosra, Syria, Middle East
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Turkey, Mediterranean Region, Turquoise Coast, Lycia, Side, 2nd century Temple of Apollo and Athena
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The Nymphaeum, Jerash (Gerasa), a Roman Decapolis City, Jordan, Middle East
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Amphitheatre, ruins of the Roman-Byzantine city of Scythopolis, Tel Beit Shean National Park, Beit Shean, Israel, Middle East
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Base for column with groove for lead casting, Baalbek, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lebanon, Middle East
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Turkey, province of Aydin (area of Denizli), Geyre, archeological site of Aphrodisias, the agora
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Sanctuary of Apollo Yiatis, Kourion, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cyprus, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe
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Ruins of the Roman-Byzantine city of Scythopolis, Tel Beit Shean National Park, Beit Shean, Israel, Middle East
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Ruins of the Roman-Byzantine city of Scythopolis, Tel Beit Shean National Park, Beit Shean, Israel, Middle East
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Tetrapylon on Graeco-Roman columned main street, 1st century AD, Palmyra, Syria, Middle East
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The spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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Detail of the Temple of Hadrian, Roman ruins of ancient Ephesus, near Kusadasi, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Ruins of the Roman-Byzantine city of Scythopolis, Tel Beit Shean National Park, Beit Shean, Israel, Middle East
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The amphitheatre at the Lycian site of Xanthos, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Antalya Province, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Snow capped mountains of the Anti-Lebanon Range behind the Roman archaeological site, Baalbek, UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, Middle East
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Jerash, located 48 kilometers north of Amman is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world, Jordan
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Detail of the Temple of Hadrian, Roman ruins of ancient Ephesus, near Kusadasi, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Jerash, located 48 kilometers north of Amman is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world, Jordan
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Jerash, located 48 kilometers north of Amman is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world, Jordan
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Jerash, located 48 kilometers north of Amman is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world, Jordan
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The theatre in the spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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Colonnaded street, archaelogical ruins, Palmyra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Syria, Middle East
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The colossal entrance to the Temple of Bacchus at Baalbek,Lebanon. Although missing its roof,the temple is in surprisingly good repair. Baalbek is the largest Roman temple complex yet discovered
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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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The spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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The spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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Celsus Library, Ephesus, Izmir Province, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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Oval Plaza (Forum) and Cardo Maximus colonnaded street, Roman city, Jerash, Jordan, Middle East
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The Byzantine church at Kursi archaeological site, Sea of Galilee, Israel, Middle East
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Jerash, located 48 kilometers north of Amman is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world, Jordan
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The spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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An Arab fortress stands over the spectacular ruined city of Palmyra. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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The theatre in the spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.
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Archaelogical site at sunset, Apamea (Qalat at al-Mudiq), Syria, Middle East
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Columns and ruins, the temple of Hercules, Roman archaeological site, the Citadel, Amman, Jordan, Middle East
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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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Israel,Caesarea. Corinthian style column in the Caesarea ruins. Caesarea is a town in Israel on the outskirts of Caesarea Maritima,the ancient port city. It is located mid-way between Tel Aviv (45km) and Haifa,on the Israeli Mediterranean coast near the city of Hadera.
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Columns of a Roman temple, probably of Hercules, dating from 161-166 AD, on the Citadel at Amman, Jordan, Middle East
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Grand colonnade and the Arab castle, Palmyra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Syria, Middle East
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The Macellum, Jerash (Gerasa), a Roman Decapolis City, Jordan, Middle East
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Propylaeum, gateway to the Temple of Artemis, Roman city, Jerash, Jordan, Middle East
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Qala'at ibn Maan castle seen through monumental arch, archaelogical ruins, Palmyra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Syria, Middle East
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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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Roman ruins of the Temple of Apollo, Side, Anatalya Province, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia
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