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From the ancient to the modern era, these archaeological, artistic, and architectural creations have captured the imagination of people throughout history. They continue to inspire us with their unique beauty and innovative designs.
“Gloucester Cathedral – An English Cathedral Of The 11th Century, It Is One Of The Masterpieces Of Gothic Architecture Around The World…”
“Even After 1000 Years, The Ancient Persian Vertical-Axis Windmills Are Still Operational Today”
“Kailasa Temple In Ellora, Maharashtra, India, Is The World’s Largest Monolithic Piece Of Art”
“Master craftspeople carved the gigantic structure from a single piece of solid rock in a cave on a mountainside. The entire building took more than two decades to carve.”
“The Prague Astronomical Clock, The Medieval Clock Was Installed In 1410 And Is Considered To Be The Oldest Operating Astronomical Clock In The World”
“A Bookshelf In The Abbey Of Waldsassen In Bavaria,germany”
“Built In The Abhaneri Village Of Rajasthan, India, It Is More 1,000 Years Old And Is 100 Feet Deep With 13 Floors And 3,500 Symmetrically Placed Thin Steps!”
“The Ark (Узб. Ark, Перс. ارگ بخارا) Of Bukhara Is A Massive Fortress Located In The City Of Bukhara, Uzbekistan . 5 -20 Centuries”
“This Enormous Underground City That Once Housed 20,000 People Was Accidentally Discovered By A Man After Knocking Down A Wall In His Basement”
“Castle Runkelstein/Roncolo Dates Back To The 13th Century”
“Upper Lausitzian Library Of Sciences, 1779, Gorlitz, Germany”
“It is the region’s most important library containing about 150,000 volumes, making it the largest library in Görlitz and the region, revered for promoting knowledge sharing between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic.”
“Templo De Los Guerreros, Chichén Itzá”
“This Building, Known As The Treasury Is One Of A Series Of Buildings In Petra That Was Built By The Nabateans Who Followed A Pagan Religion And Were Closely Linked To The People Of Thamud. They Were Renowned For Their Elaborate Skill Of Carving Into Rocks”
“Chepstow Castle Sits Atop A Cliff Across The River Wye Which Separates England And Wales”
“Mycenaean Bronze Daggers, Inlaid With Gold And Silver. 16th Century Bc”
“Terrace Houses In Ephesus”
“Divers Shining Lights On A Head Of Serapis, Found In The Sunken Egyptian Coastal Town Of Canopus”
“The full statue was once over 4 metres tall and dates to circa 200 B.C.”
“Bird Perfume Bottle With Stopper, 1880-1890”
“Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto”
“The Spanish Synagogue Is The Most Recent Synagogue In The Prague Jewish Town”
“Built in 1868 for the local Reform congregation on the site of the 12th-century Altschul, which was the oldest synagogue in the Prague ghetto.
It was called the Spanish Synagogue for its impressive Moorish interior design, influenced by the famous Alhambra. The building was designed by Josef Niklas and Jan Bělský, the remarkable interior (from 1882–83) by Antonín Baum and Bedřich Münzberger.”
“Bodiam Castle, England”
“El Mosaico Antiguo Intacto Más Grande Del Mundo- Antakya-Turquía”
“Margravial Opera House. Bayreuth, Germany”
“The Margravial Opera House, one of the masterpieces of Baroque theater architecture, built between 1745 and 1750 Commissioned by Margravine Wilhelmine, wife of Frederick, Margrave of Brandenburg Bayreuth, it was designed by the famous theater architect Giuseppe Galli Bibiena.”
“The Algerian City Of Sivar.. The Eighth Wonder Of The World”
“The oldest civilization in the world
The city of Sivar, also called the city of mystery and the eighth wonder of the world, is located in the “Tassili N’Ajer” series in the middle of the Djanet desert, southeastern Algeria.
The largest open-air museum includes drawings and engravings dating back more than 15,000 years, representing the oldest civilization in the world and is registered with UNESCO.”
“A Fayum Portrait Of A Little Girl From Hawara, Egypt, 1st Century Bc. Discovered With The Mummy Of Demos, Who May Have Been The Child’s Mother. Egyptian Museum, Cairo”
“The Celsus Library, Ephesus”
“Leadenhall Market, 14th Century, Gracechurch Street, London, UK”
“The Grottoes And Niches Of Longmen Contain The Largest And Most Impressive Collection Of Chinese Art Of The Late Northern Wei And Tang Dynasties (316-907)”
“Architecture Of Sun Temple”
“The Koutoubia Mosque Is A Cultural, Religious And Symbolic Landmark For Marrakesh And The Kingdom Of Morocco”
“Hajmasker Castle Hungary, Abandoned”
“Box Mirror With Head Of Athena (Lid), Greece 330–270 Bc”
“Fossilized Footprints Found In White Sands National Park”
“Part Of The Aphrodite Statue Re-Emerges After More Than Two Millennia In The Ancient City Of Aizanoi, Greece”
“Athens, Greece A Caryatid Is A Sculpted Female Sculptural Figure Used As A Pillar, Serving As An Architectural Support. The Greek Term Karyatides Literally Comes From An Ancient Town In The Peloponnese, Meaning “Daughters Of Karyai””
“Predjama Castle – Mysterious Castle In Guinness Book”
“Predjama Castle was built in the middle of a rocky cliff 120 meters or 400 meters high 800 years ago. The castle is partially built in a natural cave and is connected to the cave system…”
“A Three-Fold Bed Found In Tutankhamun’s Tomb In The Valley Of The Kings, Luxor, Egypt. It’s Believed To Be The First Of Its Kind, And Highly Sophisticated For Its Time. The Bed Folded Up Into A Z-Shape, Making It Compact And Easy To Transport”
“Statue Of Athene (“The Peiraeus Athena”). Medium: Bronze. Date: 340—330 Bce. Athens, Archaeological Museum Of Piraeus”
“Northern Gate To The Bayon Temple Complex, With 4 Giant Faces. Cambodia, Khmer Empire, 12th-13th Century”
“Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Also Known As Paro Taktsang, Is A Sacred Buddhist Site Located In The Cliffside Of The Paro Valley In Bhutan”
“It consists of four temples, interconnected by staircases and bridges, perched on the cliffside over 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) above sea level. The buildings are adorned with intricate carvings and paintings that depict Buddhist teachings and deities.”
“Wazir Khan Mosque (Masjid) In Lahore City Of Punjab Province”
“An Incredible 4,500 Year Old (!) Ancient Egyptian Tunic. The Egyptian Museum, Cairo”
“A 12th Century Ce; Bayon Temple, One Of More Famous, Popular And Beautiful Of Structures In Angkor Wat Archaeological Park, Cambodia”
“Wadi Rum Is A Desert Valley Located In The Southern Part Of Jordan”
“It is also known as the Valley of the Moon due to its unique landscape of red sandstone and granite rock formations that resemble a lunar surface. It has been inhabited by various civilizations throughout history, including the Nabataeans, who built the famous city of Petra.”
“St Mark’s Basilica, Venice / Completed In 11th Century”
“Rani-Ki-Vav, On The Banks Of The Saraswati River, Was Initially Built As A Memorial To A King In The 11th Century Ad”
“The Medieval Church Of St Mary’s Stands In The Centre Of Barnard Castle, A Few Steps From The Iconic Market Cross That Is The Signature Building Of This Attractive Market Town In Upper Teesdale”
“St Mary’s was founded around the year AD 1130 by Bernard de Balliol, who rebuilt the nearby castle begun by his father.”
“About 2000-2200 Years Old Sculpture Of Mermaid Material : Terracotta West Bengal Bharat (India)”
“‘Chinese 700 Years Old Chang Kong Cliff Hiking Path”
“The Cliff road is believed to have been created in the 13th century, during the Yuan Dynasty, by followers of He Zhizhen, the first master of the Mount Hua Sect of Taoism…”
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