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New World, MayaMayadigger
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France, Ambrussum, Gallia Narbonensis - via Domitia.Via Domitia going downhill towards the bridge
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France, Ambrussum, Gallia Narbonensis - Bridge over Vidourle river.Used to have eleven arches and still used untill the middle ages. From this bridge the via Domitia goes upwards to the settlement1 comments
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France, Ambrussum, Gallia Narbonensis - via Domitia.See those wagontracks as road goes upwards from the bridge towards the settlement on the top of the hill
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France, Ambrussum, Gallia Narbonensis - via Domitia.Via Domitia winding its way uphill
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France, Sommiéres - Roman bridge17 arch bridge built on orders of Tiberius to cross the river Vidourle and enable to connect Nemausis ( Nîmes ) with Tolosa ( Toulouse ).
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France, Sommiéres - Roman Bridge17 arch bridge built on orders of Tiberius to cross the river Vidourle and enable to connect Nemausis ( Nîmes ) with Tolosa ( Toulouse ).
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Israel, MasadaThe ancient fortress in the Judaean desert built by Herod the Great in the first century BCE, it was the last stronghold of a small group of zealots against Rome in the year 73 CE. The view is from the top of the fortress, looing down on the remains of the ancient roman encampment.1 commentsDaniel F
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Israel, CaesareaThe ancient Roman port of Caesarea Maritima in Judaea (now Israel). This port was built by Herod the Great in the 1st century BCE. The view is of a portion of the aquaduct that brought water from the Carmel, just south of Haifa.2 commentsDaniel F
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Italy, Rome, Arch of TitusArch of Titus in Rome depicting the spoils of Jerusalem's temple.
Photo taken September 2005
Jay GT4
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Italy, Rome, ForumView down onto the Roman forum. Palatine hill is in the background. Photo taken in 2005.1 commentsJay GT4
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Italy, Rome, Temple of VestaWhat remains of the temple of Vesta in the Roman forum. The structure was actually restored to the condition now seen. Photo taken in 2005Jay GT4
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Italy, Rome, PantheonM AGRIPPA COS TERTIVM FECIT

The original Pantheon was built by Marcus Agrippa and later restored and rebuilt by Hadrian added and engineered the worlds largest unsupported domed roof. He kept the original dedication to Agrippa. A marvel of engineering and a sight to see.
Jay GT4
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Italy, Rome, Pantheon insideInterior view of Hadrian's dome and ocular center. An engeneering masterpiece, the concrete gets thinner as it rises. The open ocular in the center allows light to flood into this massive ancient space. The walls at the bottom are about 12 feet thick. The interior is completely ancient from the marble floors to the walls and dome. Origianlly dedicated to all the god's it is now a Catholic church.Jay GT4
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Italy, Rome, Arch of ConstantineView of the arch of Constantine from the top of the Colosseum2 commentsJay GT4
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Greece, Thessaloniki - Arch of Galerius
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Greece, Thessaloniki - Arch of Galerius
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Greece, Thessaloniki - Arch of Galerius
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Greece, Thessaloniki - Arch of Galerius
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Greece, Thessaloniki - Arch of Galerius
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Italy, Pompeii - bathInside the public bathhouse. Much like the "Occulus" in the Pantheon, the window to the upper left is the only light source in the room.Mark Z
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Italy, Pompeii - victims of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD.One of the unfortunate victims of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD.1 commentsMark Z
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Italy, Pompeii, July 2008A picture high up on the wall of the brothel, depicting what the paying customer could expect in the room beneath it.Mark Z
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Italy, Pompeii - graffitiAncient graffiti (gladiator standing left) on a wall. Visitors can walk right up and touch it. July 2008Mark Z
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Italy, PompeiiA well-known mosaic in an entryway of an affluent household, but it still never fails to please :-) July 2008Mark Z
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Italy, Pompeii - bakeryHere's a bakery, complete with oven. When this was unearthed, there were several loaves of bread inside, intact, but a little overdone ;-) July 2008Mark Z
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Italy, Pompeii - villa This is one of the more fashionable villas in town. Note the private garden area to the rear. The small pool in the foreground was for catching rainwater falling through a specially made hole in the roof. July 2008Mark Z
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Italy, Pompeii - residential streetOne of the numerous residential streets in Pompeii. July 20081 commentsMark Z
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Italy, Pompeii - modest villaInside one of the more modest villas in Pompeii, although you'd never know it by the still-beautiful murals on the walls and the fountain there to the right.1 commentsMark Z
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Italy, Pompeii - streetAnother great shot of another street in Pompeii. The stepping stones in the foreground can be found all around the city. As I'm sure you know, water ran constantly through the streets, and pedestrians used these stepping stones to keep their feet dry.Mark Z
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Italy, Rome, Colosseum Arch of ConstantineOne of my favorite photos I took in Rome, a view of the Arch of Constantine as seen looking out from inside the Colosseum. 1 commentsfordicus
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Italy, Sicily, Agrigento - Temple of Concordiagreek colony - Akragas
temple from 5. century BC
6 x 13 columns built over a basament of 39.44 x 16.91 m
temple was turned into church in the 6th century AD
J. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Agrigento - Temple of Concordiagreek colony Akragas
temple from 5. century BC
J. B.
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Greece, Athens - ParthenonTemple of Athena built by Perikles.1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Athens - Odeon of Herodes AtticusBuilt in 161 AD1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Athens - Theatre of Dionysus17000 spectratorsJ. B.
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Greece, Athens - Temple of Olympian Zeuscompleted by HadrianusJ. B.
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Greece, Athens - Temple of Hephaestus and Athena Erganealso Theseion
Temple was used as church in christian times.
1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Bassae - Temple of Apollo Epikurosbuilt 450 - 400 BC
designed by Iktinos - architect of the Temple of Hephaestus and the Parthenon
!!! There is the earliest example of Corinthian capital. Corinthian capital is in interior, exterior is built in Doric style.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bassae
J. B.
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Italy, Capua - AmphitheatreSpartacus fought there.1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Crete - PhaistosMinoan palaceJ. B.
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Croatia, Salona - AmphitheatreSplit in the backgroundJ. B.
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Cyprus - Paphos - tombTombs were built between 400 BC and 300 AD.J. B.
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Greece, Delphi - theatre1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Delphi - tholos1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Delphi - temple of Apollo1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Delphi - Ionian column and treasure of AthensJ. B.
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Greece, Epidaurus - theatre1 commentsJ. B.
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Greece, Gortys (Peloponnese Arcadia) - sanctuary of AsclepiusGortys lost its influence after foundation of Megalopolis in 371 BC.1 commentsJ. B.
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Turkey, Hierapolis - theatreJ. B.
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Greece, Corinth - temlpe of Apollo - Acrocorinth in the backgroundCorinth was completely destroyed by Romans in 146 BC - except this temple. Romans built new Corinth 100 years later.J. B.
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Greece, Corinth - Peirene fountain - Acrocorinth in the backgroundJ. B.
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Greece, Messene - Arcadian gateJ. B.
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Greece, Messene - ancient springJ. B.
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Greece, Messene - EkklesiasterionJ. B.
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Greece, Messene - StadiumJ. B.
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Greece, Messene - Stadium - votiv columnJ. B.
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Greece, Messene - Stadium - "VIP sector"J. B.
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Greece, Messene - theatreentrance to koilon - auditoriumJ. B.
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Greece, Mycenae - Lion gateJ. B.
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Greece, Mycenae - tomb of KlytaimnéstraJ. B.
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Greece, Mycenian bridgebetween Nafplio and EpidaurusJ. B.
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Greece, TirynsTiryns reached its height between 1400 and 1200 BC.
Tiryns is famous for its cyclopean tunnels and especially its walls.
Walls of Tiryns are first referenced by Homer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiryns
J. B.
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Greece, Olympia - tholosJ. B.
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Greece, Olympia - temple of HeraJ. B.
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Greece, Olympia - Entrence to Olypmic stadiumJ. B.
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Greece, Olympia - start line at Olympic stadiumgrooves hold Athlets' toes during startJ. B.
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Italy, Paestum, Temple of Heragreek colony Poseidonia
temple built +- 550 BC
J. B.
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Italy, Paestum, Temple of ApolloFirstly it was thought it's temple of Poseidon, then it's the second temple of Hera and now it's thought it's temple of Apollo. But somewhen temple was used as temple of Poseidon and somewhen as temple of Hera.
Who knows how many times temple will change deity in future.

Temple was built +- 450 BC
J. B.
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Italy, Paestum, Temple of ApolloFirstly it was thought it's temple of Poseidon, then it's the second temple of Hera and now it's thought it's temple of Apollo. But somewhen temple was used as temple of Poseidon and somewhen as temple of Hera.
Who knows how many times temple will change deity in future.

temple was built +- 450 BC
J. B.
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Italy, Paestum, Temple of Athenagreek colony Poseidonia
built +- 500 BC
J. B.
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Italy, Paestum, Temple of Athenagreek colony Poseidonia
built +- 500 BC

this temple was used as church but temple of Apollo and Hera weren't.
J. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - Vesuv in the backgroundJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - OdeonJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - ForumJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - AmphitheatreJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - villa of MeneanderJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - ForumJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - temple of ApolloJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - storage at forumJ. B.
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Italy, Pompeii - cemetaryJ. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Syracuse - greek theatrebuilt in the 5. century BC
15000 spectrators
one of the largest greek theatres
J. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Syracuse - Ear of Dionysiuscave in stone quarries, also used as prisons in ancient timesJ. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Syracuse - amphitheatreJ. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Syracuse - temple of Apollofrom 6. century BC
adapted to a church in Byzantine times and to a mosque under Arab rule
J. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Syracuse - temple of Athenabuilt in 480 BC
in 7. century AD adapted to basilica
J. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Taormina - theatre - Etna in the backgroundcalled Greek theatre but was built by Romans - maybe greek foundationsJ. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Taormina - theatreJ. B.
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Greece, Thasos - theatrephoto was taken in 2000
now theatre is reconstructed :-(
J. B.
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Italy, Sicily, Casale - roman villa - Basin at the entrancebuilt 301-325 AD
it was centre of huge latifundium but later it was used for holiday in byzantine and arabic times. It was abandoned in twelfth century.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Romana_del_Casale
J. B.
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