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Arcadian way and the Greek-Roman theatre, Ephesus, Turkey, Built in Hellenistic period ca 200 BC...

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Arcadian way and the Greek-Roman theatre, Ephesus, Turkey, Built in Hellenistic period ca 200 BC and enlarged in Roman times
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Turkey / Europe / Middle East / 2nd century BC / 3rd century BC / ephesus / building exterior / archeology / hellenistic civilization / historic / arcadian way / old ruin / stone / outdoors / amphitheatre / architecture / ancient civilization / path / road / no people / horizontal
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Medium 1024 × 663 px 87 × 56 mm 1.2 MB

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