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Steps leading up to the Zeus Altar of Pergamon. The sculptures of the altar were removed in the 19th century and are now in Berlin (Pergamonmuseum).
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Steps leading up to the Zeus Altar of Pergamon. The sculptures of the altar were...

The gate to the South Agora (market) of Miletos. This important settlement in Ionia had four harbours and a huge, colonnaded marketplace which dates from Hellenistic times. Shops were set up in pairs back to back.
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The gate to the South Agora (market) of Miletos. This important settlemen...

The Harbour Stoa (market) in Miletos, built in Hellenistic times, the harbour stoa had 64 columns and 30 shops.
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The Harbour Stoa (market) in Miletos, built in Hellenistic times, th...

Ruins of Milet. Storage building from Helenistic times.
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Ruins of Milet. Storage building from Helenistic times.

Roman harbour gateway in Miletos. At the beginning of Milet's Roman period, a 16-columned entrance gave access to the city centre.
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Roman harbour gateway in Miletos. At the beginning of Milet's Rom...

Large harbour monument, probably set up to celebrate Emperor Augustus' victory at Actium in 31 CE. The three-stepped round base to the structure still stands.
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Large harbour monument, probably set up to celebrate Emperor August...

Remnants of the harbour gateway of Milet, built in Roman times.
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Remnants of the harbour gateway of Milet, built in Roman...

The Mosque of Ilyas Bey, Miletos. 1404.
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The Mosque of Ilyas Bey, Miletos. 1404.

Temple C, Selinunte, Sicily, Italy. 550-530 BCE, 64 x 24 m, columns measure 194 cm at the base. Long cella, in the back a sanctuary.
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Temple C, Selinunte, Sicily, Italy. 550-530 BCE, 64 x 24 m,...

Temple G, Selinunte, Sicily.520-480 BCE,unfinished. 113 x 54 m,columns 3,41 m across at the base, 16,27 m high.
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Temple G, Selinunte, Sicily.520-480 BCE,unfinished. 113 x 54 m,columns 3,41...

Temple G, Selinunte, Sicily.520-480 BCE,unfinished. 113 x 54 m,columns 3,41 m across at the base, 16,27 m high.
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Temple G, Selinunte, Sicily.520-480 BCE,unfinished. 113 x 54 m,columns 3,41...

City walls and fortifications, Selinunte, Sicily Destroyed by the Carthaginians in 406 BCE
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City walls and fortifications, Selinunte, Sicily Destroyed by the Carthag...