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Antiquity


Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Imperial Roman Period, Ancient Middle East.



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Ancient Egypt

ANCIENT EGYPT

Ancient Greece

ANCIENT GREECE

Ancient Israel

ANCIENT ISRAEL

Ancient Jordan

ANCIENT JORDAN

Ancient Middle East

ANCIENT MIDDLE EAST

Imperial Roman Period

IMPERIAL ROMAN PERIOD

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Apollo Temple at Didyma,Turkey. Designed by the Greek architects Paeonios of Ephesos and Daphnis of Milet, begun 313 BCE and finished around 40 CE. View of the Cella and Chresmographeion (oracle room). 118.34 x 60.13 m
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Apollo Temple at Didyma,Turkey. Designed by the Greek architects Paeonios of E...

Apollo Temple at Didyma, Turkey. Medusa Gorgo head from the frieze. The temple at Didyma was designed by Greek architects Paeonios of Ephesos and Daphnis of Milet. Construction began around 313 BCE and lasted until 40 CE. 118.34 x 60.13 m
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Apollo Temple at Didyma, Turkey. Medusa Gorgo head from the frieze. The tem...

Apollo Temple at Didyma, Turkey. Fascio ornament from a column. The temple was originally designed by the Greek architects Paeonios of Ephesos and Daphnis of Milet. Construction began in 313 BCE and ended around 40 CE. 118.34 x 60.13 m
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Apollo Temple at Didyma, Turkey. Fascio ornament from a column. The temple was...

Temple of Aphrodite, Aphrodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests that the Greek settlers may have built their city on the site of an ancient Astarte sanctuary. Remnants of more ancient shrines go back to the 7th BCE.
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Temple of Aphrodite, Aphrodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests tha...

Temple of Aphrodite, Aphrodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests that the Greek settlers may have built their city on the site of an ancient Astarte sanctuary. Remnants of more ancient shrines go back to the 7th BCE.
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Temple of Aphrodite, Aphrodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests tha...

Temple of Aphrodite, Aphrodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests that the Greek settlers may have built their city on the site of an ancient Astarte sanctuary. Remenants of more ancient shrines go back to the 7th BCE.
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Temple of Aphrodite, Aphrodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests tha...

Temple of Aphrodite, Ahprodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests that the Greek settlers may have built their city on the site of an ancient Astarte- sanctuary. Remnants of more ancient shrines go back the the 7th BCE.
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Temple of Aphrodite, Ahprodisias, Turkey. The name of the town suggests tha...

The Odeion or Concert Hall, Aphrodisias, Turkey. It had a sunken orchestra next to the stage. The Odeion was connected to the Agora or market place through a portico (6th-1st BCE).
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The Odeion or Concert Hall, Aphrodisias, Turkey. It had a sunken orchestr...

The Roman Aquaeduct of Hierapolis (Pamukkale), Turkey.
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The Roman Aquaeduct of Hierapolis (Pamukkale), Turkey.

Necropolis of Hierapolis, Turkey. Tumuli, sarcophagi, and house-shaped tombs line both sides of a 2 km long road north of the town. The tombs span several centuries from Late Hellenistic (2nd BCE) to Palaeochristian (1st CE).
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Necropolis of Hierapolis, Turkey. Tumuli, sarcophagi, and house-shaped tombs l...

Necropolis of Hierapolis, Turkey. Tumuli, sarcophagi, and house-shaped tombs line both sides of a 2 km long road north of the town. The tombs span several centu- ries from Late Hellenistic (2nd BCE) to Palaeochristian (1st CE). Gateway and sarcophagus in the background.
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Necropolis of Hierapolis, Turkey. Tumuli, sarcophagi, and house-shaped tombs l...

A sarcophagus on a gate-like structure. Necropolis of Hierapolis, Turkey. Tumuli, sarcophagi, and house- shaped tombs line both side of a 2 km long road north of the town. The tombs span several centuries from Late Hellenistic (2nd BCE) to Palaeochristian (1st CE).
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A sarcophagus on a gate-like structure. Necropolis of Hierapolis, Turkey. Tumu...