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View of the magdala stone situated in the ruins of the first synagogue, Israel

Temple at Tel Dan in northern Israel.

Pithos in the Knossos Temple. Crete, Greece. Knossos, also known as Labyrinth, or Knossos Palace, is the largest Bronze Age archaeological site on Crete and probably the ceremonial and political center of the Minoan civilization and culture. It is also a tourist destination today, as it is near the main city of Heraklion and has been substantially restored, by archaeologist Arthur Evans.

Kato Zakro, Crete - aug 12, 1987: the Minoan palace of Kato Zakros was excavated in the 60s of the twentieth century, with more modern and reliable methods.

Telephoto image of Neolithic tomb ruin carved limestone.

Ancient stones in the historical site of Capernaum

Jerusalem, Israel – October 22, 2013: Excavated archeological ruins of the Pool of Bethesda and Byzantine Church. Located in the Muslim Quarter in Old Jerusalem, Israel on the path of the Beth Zeta Valley.

Columns of Timgad, a Roman-Berber city in the Aures Mountains of Algeria. (Colonia Marciana Ulpia Traiana Thamugadi). UNESCO World Heritage Site

View from the iconic archaeological site of Heraion near Lake Vouliagmenis, Loutraki, Greece.

Archaeological site of Carthage, Tunisia

The Roman Forum (Forum Romanum) in Rome, Italy on a sunny day in in late summer or early fall (late September).

Magnesia on the Maeander. Temple of Zeus in Archaeological Excavations and restauration at the area of temple. Aydin, Turkey (Turkiye)

An archway in the ancient stones reveals ruins of the town of Capernaum, a biblical location frequented by Jesus and his Disciples.

Archaeological site of Phaistos. Crete, Greece

Architectural antiquities in natural reservation of Hermon river (Banyas) - Cult center of the God Pan, north of Israel

Palace of Knossos

The gates of the ancient city of Mozia lagoon of Mozia Marsala

A section of the ancient city of Nysa appears between dense olive trees. Stone ruins and a standing column rise from the hillside, reflecting the harmony between archaeological heritage and the natural Mediterranean landscape.

Romans ruins of the city of Salamis, Northern Cyprus

Prusias ad Hypium, an ancient city located in the Konuralp District of Düzce, first appeared in history as Hypios. It was established on a hill that ran from east to west and ended in a plain. Eventually, it came to be called Kieros. In the 2nd century BC, the Bithynians, led by their king Prusias I, captured Kieros from the Mariandyns and Herekleia State. Prusias I improved the city and decorated it with many monuments. He also fortified it and changed its name to Prusias. The city's ancient theater, known locally as the Forty Steps, was built during the Hellenistic Age (300-30 BC) and includes additions from the Roman Period (30 BC-300 AD).

Claros Ancient City (Klaros Sanctuary) Meeting Place of the Great Oracles

Architectural antiquities in natural reservation of Hermon river (Banyas) - Cult center of the God Pan, north of Israel

Muğla, Turkey - August 26, 2025: Stratonikeia, located in the Eskihisar Quarter 7 km west of Yatağan District, is one of the largest marble cities of the ancient world. The site preserves layers of history from the Hittites, Archaic and Classical periods, Khrysaoris, Idrias and Hekatesia, to the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, and Turkish Principalities. Today, the ancient city is a popular destination for tourists exploring its monumental gates, colonnaded streets, theaters, and well-preserved structures. An evening view from Stratonikeia reflects both its archaeological significance and its role as a cultural heritage site attracting visitors from around the world.

Stunning aerial and close-up views of the Ayia Trias Basilica ruins, an ancient Byzantine church located in Northern Cyprus. The ruins display well-preserved mosaic floors, stone foundations, and standing columns, offering a glimpse into early Christian architecture. Surrounded by lush greenery, this archaeological site highlights the historical and cultural significance of the Byzantine era in the Mediterranean region. Once a place of worship, the basilica remains an important landmark for history enthusiasts and tourists interested in ancient civilizations. The images showcase the architectural details and layout of the site, making it a valuable representation of heritage and archaeology.

Layers of ancient stone walls and eroded earth terraces in the archaeological site of Nysa. The remains reveal the city’s structural depth and the passage of time, with olive trees now growing among the ruins once part of the ancient settlement.

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