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Albums about archeology

published by jtorre57
La Quemada Archeological Site in Mexico
published by damasti
published by janezmu
Photos about Celje, famous Slovenian princely town, place of Celje's princes Celjski knezi. Residence of Catholic diocese from 2006 anew. Pich will be added soon
published by janezmu
photos from Constanta - Konstantsa in Rumania or Romania on Black Sea and surroundings on Easter 12th April 2007
published by janezmu
photos from monastery and two churches one built in rock under mount in Romania near Constantsa
published by debstachowiecz1
Pictures taken by Professor L. Czer, Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN
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Photos taken by Professor L. Czer, Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN
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Photos taken by Professor L. Czer, Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN
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Photos taken by Professor L. Czer, Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN
published by history_eyes_09
Images of Pompeii ruins.
published by botamaniaensis
Aphrodisias
published by mobender
Archeological Museum
published by imperatora
ostanki ot krepost blizo do prohoda Trajanovi vrata
published by kasiarossany
he name Chichen-Itza is a Mayan word: CHI (mouth) CHEN (well) and ITZA (of the Itza tribe). Some believe people were occasionally thrown into the nearby cenote as sacrifices, and those who survived were believed to be seers.
published by Kevrekidis
KEVREKIDIS WALLPAPERS: Scenics, clouds & sky, beaches, sports, travel, Olympic Games, Greece, Italy, Europe, Landscapes, Scenery, Architecture, Statues, Monuments, Cityscape, Skyline, animals and more...
published by Kevrekidis
Archeological and Historical images from Greece.
published by danieljohnkay
Oh you haven't been to Tibet? Sucker.
published by ntaggart2
Vulci Archeological Park lies just over the border between Tuscany and Lazio. A magical spot with Roman ruins, a medieval castle and a beautiful natural amphitheatre with a waterfall. The photos have been taken over 2 different trips.
published by samsegar
Pompei and Herculaneum
published by gratis6
Antieke Romeinse Voorwerpen, Ancient Roman Artifacts
published by tinoqahoush
ME, Islam, Moslem, Christian, Christianity, Conflict, Middle East, History, Occupation, War, terrorism, Culture, Qoraan, Quran, Quraan, Damascus, Golan Heights, Travel, Hama, Homs, Omayyad, Crusaders, Sillouette, Sunset, castle, Praying, Sheikh, Iranian P
published by lynxette79
Kernave, found in XIII-XIV cent. was an ancient capital of Lithuanian Great Duchy from 1269 till 1281. Now it's in UNESCO World Heritage Center list. Enjoy Kernave Archaeological Days every Summer.
published by tinoqahoush
Middle East, Asia, World Travel, Byblos, Bible Lands, Archeology, Islam, Chrisianity, Judaism, Moslem, Christian, Jew, Druze, Roman, Byzantine, Greek, Crusaders,Castle, Temple, Stone, Idol worship,
published by tinoqahoush
Bible, Holy Land, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Christian, Jewish, Jew, Moslem, War, Arab, Jew, Religion, War, Occupation, Palestine, Christ, Jesus, Cross, Mosque, Temple, Synagogue, Church, Tomb, Archeology, Tree, Gold, Dome of the Rock, Al Aqsa Mosque,
published by tinoqahoush
For a good description about this site check out this link: http://www.syriagate.com/Syria/about/cities/Hama/apamea-cm.htm
published by vitornunes747
Travelling in Central Crete on March/2000 Athens on Agost/2002
published by alberta185
Villa Adriana fu creata dall'imperatore Adriano nel IIsecolo d.C. per sè e per la sua corte nella campagna ai piedi dei Monti Tiburtini. Adriano vi aveva voluto ricostruire famosi edifici greci ed egiziani da lui visitati. La villa cadde in rovina alla
published by rayleneweis23
July, 2006
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Ephesus, Turkey, July 2006
published by marine99103
Photos of downtown, nearby places, and typical sites of the crowdest city of the world
published by soulinspirations
Egypt - an amazing place - too short-a-time there! Luxor, Karnak, the Valley of the Kings - and an engagement!
published by dcrrld
cobà tulum chichenitza uxmal and more archeology sites
published by dcrrld
The last Incas fortress (not finished). Light was not good, but the place is really fascinating!!! Allowed use only for publication on website www.webshots.com. You can download them for personal use only.
published by dcrrld
Pre columbian civilisations jewels in Peru museums - Allowed use only for publication on website www.webshots.com. You can download them for personal use only - Incomplet album, Work in progress
published by dcrrld
Carnac is a village beside the Gulf of Morbihan on the south coast of Brittany (northwestern France). Is renowned for the Carnac stones, one of the most extensive Neolithic menhirs collections in the world. Monica Di Carlo copyright 2008 - Incomplet Album
published by jsstacey
This is a collection of SUU Field School Pictures. These are taken in a site located between Hurricane, Utah and Colorado City, AZ. For complete information for enrollment see: http://www.suu.edu/hss/socialscience/archeology/index.html
published by jsstacey
This is a group of pictures of the Sabino Canyon Ruin Archaeology Field school and some of the really neat things we have found This site is located near Sabino Canyon in Tucson, AZ Arizona.
published by jsstacey
Archaeology Site AA:12:311
published by jsstacey
Pictures of the 1st and 2nd groups of field archaeology students. Site is located just north of Hildale, UT
published by jsstacey
Pictures of Yuma Wash and a Mexican Ranch Excavation in Marana AZ Arizona
published by jsstacey
This is a group of pictures taken on our site steward training on the job day at Red Cliffs State Park Utah
published by jsstacey
This is a group of pictures of MARI Milford Utah Archaeological Research Institure
published by rpadalsky
An evolution of cults and cultures inside an ancient worship place in Bulgaria.
published by cabowers2
published by lynross
Some memories of my first trip to Israel
published by normroy
Photos from a number of Maya Sites throughout Mexico
published by artem226
Short excursion on the most ancient settlements of people on Ural.
published by carmela2000
Ancient Roman and Greek ruins. The most important, Il Teatro Greco, or Greek Theater, carved from rock, and the myriads of caves around it. We had the most fun in the caves! Some of them were surprisingly cool. Nice in summer.
published by raniamz
Photos of the Great Pyramids of Giza, taken during Wael Masri's June 2004 visit to Cairo
published by tj2052
New Mexico 2003
published by Cathy433
June 2003.
published by zampa67
Yucatan is a land where history, wild nature, warm people, music and colors mix together to make it a magic place.
published by avedon102
Late afternoon visit to Cape Kaliakra on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast.
published by avedon102
Visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Nessebur.
published by adler_adi
Beit Guvrin Amphitheater / crusades church & buildings. Please see site: http://www.jewishmag.com/35MAG/betguvrin/betguvrin.htm
published by bstanic101
Troy, ancient city, on September 1
published by denise4344
Apollo and Artemis Sanctuary. On a small barren island that was once a prosperous harbour with 30000 inhabitants. From 1400 to 88 BC Destroyed by Mithridates.Trip in October 2004
published by denise4344
Spectacular cycladic island with its astonishing red and black cliffs. Arriving by boat there is just unforgettable. Could be the Atlantide...
published by chrissy1018
Just a few of the exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
published by picard70
published by babak71
nature,historical sights,special pictures from lovely beautiful night sky over iran,people and cultures of persia
published by prometheee
Pictures from the Archeological site of Itanos
published by hjkret
Pictures from Lake Bafa and Heraklia
published by hjkret
Archeological sites in Turkey - Archäologie in der Tuerkei
published by hjkret
Archeological Sites in Turkey - Perge
published by hjkret
Turkey, Archeological Site Side
published by h0ckeyplayr
Sales team in Cancun for site visits!
published by pmck
published by oldmollymc
We rented a car and left Rome the area south of Naples (ancient cities of Paesum and Heculaneum).
published by mdtoledo
Viaje al sitio arqueologico El Mirador, Peten, Guatemala
published by jlivens
A trip of one week to Crete. Mostly relaxing not much sightseeing (did that on a previous trip)
published by dramarini
Gli scavi
published by janverbunt
some places of historic interest: Ullastret, Empuries, Pals, Romanya
published by helula
A selection of photographs taken at Leptis Magna, world heritage site.
published by jeduardo17
Mesa Verde National Park has 500 fascinating cliff dwellings last inhabited by the indigenous Puebloan people before they abandoned them in 1300 A.D.
published by pjuliff
Two-week drive around the Scottish Highlands followed by 11 days sailing around the Orkneys, Shetlands and Hebrides Islands. Cruise via Aurora Expeditions, Australia.
published by hayazici
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published by imre2

Pictures about archeology

picture: Dizzy Sparrow Wallpaper
published by: Kevrekidis
August 17, 2007 Athens, Greece. This sparrow crashed on a window and got dizzy for a wile. The poor little fellow couldn't even stand on his feet! After a few minutes he was up and running - up and flying! Copyright 2007 Jordan Kevrekidis http://kevrekidis.deviantart.com/gallery/
picture: Eretria I Wallpaper
published by: Kevrekidis
Eretria is located on the western coast of the island of Euboea (Evia), facing the coast of Attica across the narrow Euboian Gulf. The earliest surviving mention of Eretria was by Homer in the Iliad, who listed Eretria as one of the Greek cities which sent ships to the Trojan War. The modern town of Eretria was established in 1824, after the Greek independence, and is now a popular beachside resort. Copyright 2007 Jordan Kevrekidis http://kevrekidis.deviantart.com/gallery/
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