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  • Sermoneta Italy. Wide stone stepped street, Via delle Scalette, with a view of the 13th-century castle, Castello Caetani, at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
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  • Sermoneta Italy. Wide stone stepped street, Via delle Scalette, with a view of the 13th-century castle, Castello Caetani, at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_006.tif
  • Ruins of a stone building along the main street of the ancient city of Thera, Santorini, Greece.
    Greece_Santorini_Ancient_Thera_037.jpg
  • Wide stone-paved stepped street leads to the entrance to the Ptolemaic garrison post, ancient city of Thera, Santorini, Greece.
    Greece_Santorini_Ancient_Thera_081.jpg
  • Wide stone-paved stepped street leads to the entrance to the Ptolemaic garrison post, ancient city of Thera, Santorini, Greece.
    Greece_Santorini_Ancient_Thera_079.jpg
  • Wide stone-paved stepped street leads to the entrance to the Ptolemaic garrison post, ancient city of Thera, Santorini, Greece.
    Greece_Santorini_Ancient_Thera_080.jpg
  • Ancient Greek inscriptions line the Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_033.jpg
  • Sermoneta Italy. Stone stepped pathway bordered with pink bougainvillea at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_012.tif
  • Ancient Greek text inscriptions on a large fragment of stone artefact at the ancient sanctuary of Apollo of Claros, Izmir province, Turkey.
    Turkey_Claros_034.jpg
  • Inside chamber of the Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_092.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary close to the massive split rock, Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_081.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_027.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_020.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_008.jpg
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_022.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_017.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_015.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Stone stepped pathway bordered with pink bougainvillea at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_009.tif
  • Ancient Greek text inscriptions on a large fragment of stone artefact at the ancient sanctuary of Apollo of Claros, Izmir province, Turkey.
    Turkey_Claros_032.jpg
  • Ancient Greek inscriptions cover a stone pillar monumen at the Propylon – Entrance of the ancient Greek sanctuary of Apollo of Claros, Turkey.
    Turkey_Claros_015.jpg
  • Stone seats with carved lion-foot support brackets, Hellenistic theatre of Metropolis, Ionia, Turkey. The well-preserved theatre was completely buried in earth until excavations began in 1990. The theatre was modified during the Roman period and has the capacity to seat 4000 spectators.
    Turkey_Metropolis_037.jpg
  • Inside chamber of the Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_094.jpg
  • Inside chamber of the Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_095.jpg
  • Inside chamber of the Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_093.jpg
  • Inside chamber of the Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_091.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_088.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_086.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary close to the massive split rock, Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_083.jpg
  • Ancient Greek inscriptions line the Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_032.jpg
  • View towards the Altar from the Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_029.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_024.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_022.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_021.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_018.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_016.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_013.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_012.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_005.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_004.jpg
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_021.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_023.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway, lined with plants, leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_018.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_016.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Stone pathway leading under an Archway at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_014.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Stone stepped pathway bordered with pink bougainvillea at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_011.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Stone stepped pathway bordered with pink bougainvillea at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_010.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_007.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Stone pathway leading under an Archway at the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_005.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_004.tif
  • Sermoneta Italy. Twisting narrow stone pathway leading through the medieval hilltop town of Sermoneta in the commune of Latina within the region of Lazio, central Italy.
    Semoneta_Italy_002.tif
  • Ancient Greek text inscriptions on a large fragment of stone artefact at the ancient sanctuary of Apollo of Claros, Izmir province, Turkey.
    Turkey_Claros_035.jpg
  • Ancient Greek text inscriptions on a large fragment of stone artefact at the ancient sanctuary of Apollo of Claros, Izmir province, Turkey.
    Turkey_Claros_033.jpg
  • Ancient Greek inscriptions cover a stone pillar monumen at the Propylon – Entrance of the ancient Greek sanctuary of Apollo of Claros, Turkey.
    Turkey_Claros_014.jpg
  • Ancient Greek inscriptions cover a stone pillar monumen at the Propylon – Entrance of the ancient Greek sanctuary of Apollo of Claros, Turkey.
    Turkey_Claros_013.jpg
  • Entrance to the Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_090.jpg
  • Entrance to the Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_089.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary of Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_087.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary close to the massive split rock, Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_085.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary close to the massive split rock, Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_084.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary close to the massive split rock, Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_082.jpg
  • The Built Tomb, which stands on the slop above the sanctuary close to the massive split rock, Labranda, Turkey. Built of large block of gneiss, the tomb dates from the 4th century BC and is believed to be built for a very important person. There are five stone coffins inside and the chamber has a false corbelled vault.
    Turkey_Labranda_080.jpg
  • Ancient Greek inscriptions line the Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_031.jpg
  • Ancient Greek inscriptions line the Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_030.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_028.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_026.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_025.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_023.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_019.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_017.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_015.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_014.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_011.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_010.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_009.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_007.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_006.jpg
  • The Propylon, the entrance to the sanctuary of Greek goddess Hecate (Hekate). Lagina, Yatagan, Turkey. Dating from the Hellenistic period the Propylon is supported by four Ionic columns and connected to the sacred sacrificial altar via the stone paved road. The sides of the Propylon are inscribed in Greek with the names of the temple priests.
    Turkey_Lagina_003.jpg
  • Inscribed slabs of stone that refer to a 2nd c AD repair at the Basilike Stoa, Ancient Thera, Santorini, Greece.  Known as the Stoa at the Agora, the Basilike is an oblong structure with a Doric colonnade and originally dates to the 3rd century BC. The building was the administrative centre of the ancient city and was embellished with rich sculpted decoration.
    Greece_Santorini_Ancient_Thera_026.jpg
  • Inscribed slabs of stone that refer to a 2nd c AD repair at the Basilike Stoa, Ancient Thera, Santorini, Greece.  Known as the Stoa at the Agora, the Basilike is an oblong structure with a Doric colonnade and originally dates to the 3rd century BC. The building was the administrative centre of the ancient city and was embellished with rich sculpted decoration.
    Greece_Santorini_Ancient_Thera_027.jpg
  • The 4th century BC ancient theatre which was cut into the hill overlooking the bay, ancient Greek city of Iasos, Turkey. The cavea seats, which no longer exist, were partly carved into the rock and partly made of stones fastened with mortar.
    Turkey_Iassos_074.jpg
  • The vaulted tunnel under the cavea of the Greek Theatre and, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. The theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis. Unfortunately, a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_051.jpg
  • Section of the stage building of the Greek Theatre, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. The theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis. Unfortunately, a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_050.jpg
  • Drainage pipes of the Greek Theatre, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. The theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis. Unfortunately, a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_049.jpg
  • Drainage pipes of the Greek Theatre, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. The theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis. Unfortunately, a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_048.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_043.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_041.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_037.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_035.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_003.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_036.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_046.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_045.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_044.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_040.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_039.jpg
  • The Greek Theatre is located on the south eastern slopes of the Acropolis, Ancient Greek city of Teos, Sigacik, Turkey. Unfortunately a large amount of the stones of the seats were removed during the Ottoman period for the construction of a mediaeval castle.
    Turkey_Teos_038.jpg
  • The 4th century BC ancient theatre which was cut into the hill overlooking the bay, ancient Greek city of Iasos, Turkey. The cavea seats, which no longer exist, were partly carved into the rock and partly made of stones fastened with mortar.
    Turkey_Iassos_073.jpg
  • The 4th century BC ancient theatre which was cut into the hill overlooking the bay, ancient Greek city of Iasos, Turkey. The cavea seats, which no longer exist, were partly carved into the rock and partly made of stones fastened with mortar.
    Turkey_Iassos_072.jpg
  • The 4th century BC ancient theatre which was cut into the hill overlooking the bay, ancient Greek city of Iasos, Turkey. The cavea seats, which no longer exist, were partly carved into the rock and partly made of stones fastened with mortar.
    Turkey_Iassos_070.jpg
  • The 4th century BC ancient theatre which was cut into the hill overlooking the bay, ancient Greek city of Iasos, Turkey. The cavea seats, which no longer exist, were partly carved into the rock and partly made of stones fastened with mortar.
    Turkey_Iassos_071.jpg
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