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  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_022.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approxima
    Libya_Latrun_034.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_018.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the archaeological remains of the 6th century Eastern Byzantine Church at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica. The Church or Basilica has two upright columns and is strewn with pieces of columns, some made of white Proconnesian marble.
    Libya_Latrun_012.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of a brave man fishing off a large rock whilst the huge waves of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea pound into the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline by small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_008.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approxima
    Libya_Latrun_033.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the remains of the 6th century Eastern Byzantine Church at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_014.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of white Proconnesian marble columns or pillars from the Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_024.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_023.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_019.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_017.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of a Byzantine cross carved on white Proconnesian marble architectural element from the Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_031.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the remains of the 6th century Eastern Byzantine Church at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_015.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea and the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline beside the two 6th century AD Byzantine Basilicas of the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_004.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approxima
    Libya_Latrun_035.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea and the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline beside the two 6th century AD Byzantine Basilicas of the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_001.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of white Proconnesian marble columns or pillars from the Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_028.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of white Proconnesian marble columns or pillars from the Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica. Dating from the 6th century AD the church is adorned with white Proconnesian marble architectural elements in which some marked with carved Byzantine crosses.
    Libya_Latrun_016.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the archaeological remains of the 6th century Eastern Byzantine Church at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica. The Church or Basilica has two upright columns and is strewn with pieces of columns, some made of white Proconnesian marble.
    Libya_Latrun_011.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of a brave man fishing off a large rock whilst the huge waves of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea pound into the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline by small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_007.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea and the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline beside the two 6th century AD Byzantine Basilicas of the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_005.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of a brave man fishing off a large rock whilst the huge waves of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea pound into the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline by small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_006.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approxima
    Libya_Latrun_027.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_021.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea and the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline beside the two 6th century AD Byzantine Basilicas of the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_009.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_030.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approxima
    Libya_Latrun_026.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the archaeological remains of the 6th century Eastern Byzantine Church at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica. The Church or Basilica has two upright columns and is strewn with pieces of columns, some made of white Proconnesian marble.
    Libya_Latrun_013.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea and the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline beside the two 6th century AD Byzantine Basilicas of the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_002.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of white Proconnesian marble columns or pillars from the Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_025.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_020.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of a Byzantine cross carved on white Proconnesian marble architectural element from the Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_032.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the restored Byzantine Western Church / Basilica at the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_029.tif
  • Latrun. Cyrenaica. Libya. Partial view of the landscape of the spectacular and fertile Jebel al Akhdar / Green Mountains from the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_010.tif
  • Latrun. Libya. View of the Libyan / Mediterranean Sea and the spectacular and rugged Eastern Libyan coastline beside the two 6th century AD Byzantine Basilicas of the small town of L’Atrun or Al Athrun which is located approximately 35 kilometres from Apollonia in the region of Cyrenaica.
    Libya_Latrun_003.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_012.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_008.tif
  • Ras Al-Hillal. Libya. View of the ruins of the Byzantine church which was built on the orders of Byzantine Emperor Justinian (527-565). Built on the foundations of an earlier Christian sanctuary the church has its altar in the west opening its door to the rising sun and remains of stairs indicate that it had at least a second level. The floor was once covered with beautiful colourful marble mosaics imported directly from Greece and Egypt in which only a few remain onsite. Used until the mid 6th century, the church was converted into a Mosque by conquering Muslim forces.
    Libya_Ras_Al-Hillal_005.tif
  • Ras Al-Hillal. Libya. View of the ruins of the Byzantine church which was built on the orders of Byzantine Emperor Justinian (527-565). Built on the foundations of an earlier Christian sanctuary the church has its altar in the west opening its door to the rising sun and remains of stairs indicate that it had at least a second level. The floor was once covered with beautiful colourful marble mosaics imported directly from Greece and Egypt in which only a few remain onsite. Used until the mid 6th century, the church was converted into a Mosque by conquering Muslim forces.
    Libya_Ras_Al-Hillal_002.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_006.tif
  • Ras Al-Hillal. Libya. View of the ruins of the Byzantine church which was built on the orders of Byzantine Emperor Justinian (527-565). Built on the foundations of an earlier Christian sanctuary the church has its altar in the west opening its door to the rising sun and remains of stairs indicate that it had at least a second level. The floor was once covered with beautiful colourful marble mosaics imported directly from Greece and Egypt in which only a few remain onsite. Used until the mid 6th century, the church was converted into a Mosque by conquering Muslim forces.
    Libya_Ras_Al-Hillal_001.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_013.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_010.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_007.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_014.tif
  • Wadi Al Kuf. Libya. View of the cable stayed road bridge rises 160 metres and spans 282 metres across a section of the Wadi Al Kuf or Green mountains near Al Bayda. The bridge was designed by Italians civil engineer Riccardo Morandi and was built between 1965 and 1971.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_015.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_011.tif
  • Wadi Al Kuf. Libya. View of the cable stayed road bridge rises 160 metres and spans 282 metres across a section of the Wadi Al Kuf or Green mountains near Al Bayda. The bridge was designed by Italians civil engineer Riccardo Morandi and was built between 1965 and 1971.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_016.tif
  • Wadi al Kuf. Cyrenaica. Libya. View of the spectacular scenery of the Wadi al-Kuf which stretchers for about 8 kilometres in the in Akhdar Mountains or Green Mountains. The picturesque landscape of wooded cliffs is pockmarked with caves. The Libyan resistance fighters retreated to these caves during the fierce battles against the Italian forces during the Italian occupation in 1927 and 1928. The Hollywood movie Lion of the Desert starting Anthony Quinn was filmed here and it immortalized Omar Al Mokhtar who was the famous leader of the Libyan resistance.
    Libya_Wadi_Al-Kuf_009.tif
  • Ras Al-Hillal. Libya. View of the ruins of the Byzantine church which was built on the orders of Byzantine Emperor Justinian (527-565). Built on the foundations of an earlier Christian sanctuary the church has its altar in the west opening its door to the rising sun and remains of stairs indicate that it had at least a second level. The floor was once covered with beautiful colourful marble mosaics imported directly from Greece and Egypt in which only a few remain onsite. Used until the mid 6th century, the church was converted into a Mosque by conquering Muslim forces.
    Libya_Ras_Al-Hillal_003.tif
  • Ras Al-Hillal. Libya. View of the ruins of the Byzantine church which was built on the orders of Byzantine Emperor Justinian (527-565). Built on the foundations of an earlier Christian sanctuary the church has its altar in the west opening its door to the rising sun and remains of stairs indicate that it had at least a second level. The floor was once covered with beautiful colourful marble mosaics imported directly from Greece and Egypt in which only a few remain onsite. Used until the mid 6th century, the church was converted into a Mosque by conquering Muslim forces.
    Libya_Ras_Al-Hillal_004.tif