Classicalmonuments

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classicalmonuments:Tomb of Midas (and his “city” as well)Yazılıkaya, Eskişehir, Turkey6th-7th centur

classicalmonuments:Terrace of the LionsDelos, Greece6th century BCEThe original row of 9 to 12 (alth

classicalmonuments:Temple of Artemis Propylaia and Poseidon PaterEleusis, Attica, Greece1st century

classicalmonuments:Makta Abouds West Tomb (Aboud’s quarry, מַקַטַע-עַבּוּד)Judea, Israel1st century

classicalmonuments:Altar of Adamklissi Adamklissi, Romania2nd century CE4.5 m highMonumental altar (

classicalmonuments:Temple C (Temple of Apollo)Selinus, Sicily,Magna Graecia, Italy6th century BCEDor

classicalmonuments:Great Theatre of Philadelphia (Theater of Amman)Philadelphia (Amman), Jordan2nd C

classicalmonuments:Tomb of Thessalonike of MacedonVergina, Greece 300 BCEThessalonike (352 or 345 –

classicalmonuments:Altar of Artemis Leukophryene Magnesia on the meander2nd century BCE  

classicalmonuments:Marble hall in Harbour BathsEphesus, Turkey1st century CE

classicalmonuments:Tomb ofEurysaces the BakerRome50-20 BC10~ M. highThe tomb of concrete faced with

classicalmonuments:Sanctuary of SfirehSfireh, Dennieh region, north LebanonThe Sfireh temples were o

classicalmonuments: Nymphaem of the TritonsHierapolis, Phrygia, Turkey3rd century CE70 m longThe Nym

classicalmonuments:Temple of Dionysos KathegemonPergamon, Turkey159 BCE~14 m. highThe Temple of Dion

classicalmonuments:Lycian TombKastellorizo, Greece4th century BCEDoric orderThis is the only known L

classicalmonuments:Arch of the SergiiPula, Croatia29-27 BCEThe arch commemorates three brothers of t

classicalmonuments: Lesser PropylonEleusis, Attica, Greece54 BCE Behind the Great Propylaea, the pi

classicalmonuments: Gemini Altar (Altar of the twins) Ostia, Italy 0.84 x 0.84 m ,  1.10 m high Fir

classicalmonuments: Theatre of Delphi Delphi 4th century BCE ~4,500 spectators The ancient theat

classicalmonuments:TheTemple of Venus and RomaRome135 AD31 m. tall, 145m. in length, 100 m. in width

classicalmonuments:Theatre of HierapolisHierapolis, Phrygia, Turkey206 CE12,000 seatsThe theatre at

classicalmonuments:Nymphaeum of PergePerge, Pamphylia, Turkey21 by 9 m.At the northern end of the co

classicalmonuments:Theatre of PalmyraPalmyra (Tadmor), Syria2nd century CEThe second-century CE thea

classicalmonuments:Palace of Tobiah  (Qasr al-Abd)Iraq al-amir, Jordan 200 BCEAlthough little is kno

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