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Shallow focus of a pair of granite gravestones showing a gap between to two graves. Distant vegetation can be seen.

A small private firm that produces gravestones exposes samples of its products along the sidewalk

Old tombstone isolated on white background, 3D rendering

one old rectangular brown brick of stone paving slabs lies on the green grass in the street

Magnesia or Magnesia on the Maeander was an ancient Greek city in Ionia, considerable in size, at an important location commercially and strategically in the triangle of Priene, Ephesus and Tralles.

concrete bench in the backjard of an castle

High angle view of four concrete blocks over sidewalk under construction in the city of Valencia, Spain

Decorative detail of an old, Victorian grave stone isolated against a blue sky

The texture of an old concrete grunge wall showcases weathering, cracks, and a worn appearance, adding character and depth to its surface

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$Termessos, a mountain city, was founded by the Solymos (Solymites), known as a people fond of freedom. The Solymos mentioned in Homer's Iliad are known as the people of Termessos. The city of Termessos is one of the Psidia settlements in the Pamphylia region, established on the rocky slopes of Güllük Mountain. During the reign of Theodosius II in the 5th centuries AD, the location of the city was changed due to thirst.\n\nThis ancient city is located in the Güllük Mountain Termessos Historical National Park.$

$riene, ancient city of Ionia about 6 miles (10 km) north of the Menderes (Maeander) River and 10 miles (16 km) inland from the Aegean Sea, in southwestern Turkey. Its well-preserved remains are a major source of information about ancient Greek town planning.\n\nBy the 8th century BC Priene was a member of the Ionian League, whose central shrine, the Panionion, lay within the city’s territory. Priene was sacked by Ardys of Lydia in the 7th century BC but regained its prosperity in the 8th. Captured by the generals of the Persian king Cyrus (c. 540), the city took part in several revolts against the Persians (499–494). Priene originally lay along the Maeander River’s mouth, but about 350 BC the citizens built a new city farther inland, on the present site. The new city’s main temple, of Athena Polias, was dedicated by Alexander the Great in 334. The little city grew slowly over the next two centuries and led a quiet existence; it prospered under the Romans and Byzantines but gradually declined, and after passing into Turkish hands in the 13th century AD, it was abandoned. Excavations of the site, which is occupied by the modern town of Samsun Kale, began in the 19th century.\n\nModern excavations have revealed one of the most beautiful examples of Greek town planning. The city’s remains lie on successive terraces that rise from a plain to a steep hill upon which stands the Temple of Athena Polias. Built by Pythius, probable architect of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, the temple was recognized in ancient times as the classic example of the pure Ionic style. Priene is laid out on a grid plan, with 6 main streets running east-west and 15 streets crossing at right angles, all being evenly spaced. The town was thereby divided into about 80 blocks, or insulae, each averaging 150 by 110 feet (46 by 34 m). About 50 insulae are devoted to private houses; the better-class insulae had four houses apiece, but most were far more subdivided.$

A plaque commemorating the fusion of the English and Norman people after the Battle of Hastings in 1066, located at Battle Abbey in East Sussex, UK.

Kigali, Rwanda: Camp Kigali memorial, built by the Belgian Government, 10 stone columns marking the place where 10 Belgian UN peacekeepers (UN mission for Rwanda, UNAMIR) were executed in 1994 by the Presidential Guard, on the first day of the genocide. The lines indicate the age of each soldier.

one old grey dirty chair seat lies on the ground and green grass outside

A large step stone, suitable as background.

tomb of the giants and Iloi nuraghe in Sedilo in central Sardinia

$Muğla, Kavaklıdere district is connected to the village Derebağ. The origin of the Hittite inscriptions Hyllarıma name Luwi mentioned because it is thought Wallarima'dan. When it was founded by the city, and who failed to win certainty. The ruins of the Roman era to today has been reached. Moreover, the period of Roman coins are ridden city.\nAs one of the oldest settlements of the Carian civilization, and in the next century, is known to move to settlements Termassos. Stonework on the walls Hyllarıma'nın with Leleg structure shows close similarities. In this regard, the history of urban migration from the previous year, Dor is possible to download. However, scientific excavations in the region to clarify this situation will be after. Consists of a rectangular block walls have been rough. Thickness of 2 m. Good find. Providing access to the city and was very well preserved west gate BC 400 in the first half, was held Mausolleus period. Roman period have been destroyed, the hillside on the theater's seating skenesi levels reached today in very good condition.\nThe city's other structures to be used for stones in the new field is large necropol unraveled major damage to your treasure.$

Antiquities and historical ruins - Ephesus Ancient City - İzmir / Turkey

The texture of a rock wall with cracks and scratches that can be used as a background.

Glendalough, co. Wicklow, Ireland - August 10 2019 :Stone round tower and some ruins of a monastic settlement originally built in the 6th century in Glendalough valley, County Wicklow, Ireland.

View of ancient toilets in Ephesus Ancient City, Turkey.

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