François de La Boullaye-Le Gouz, Les Voyages et Observations (1653)
The Great Sphinx in 1867. Note its unrestored original condition, still partially buried
body, and a man standing beneath its ear.
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The purpose of this website is to bring together images of Near-East archaeological sites, rulers, and other material evidences of historical importance from pre-written history down to the Roman period.
The Near East Traditionally consists of:
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Lebanon
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The Near East was the birthplace of civilisation. Hope you enjoy the sense of discovery that comes from studying it.
Rowen
The purpose of this website is to bring together images of Near-East archaeological sites, rulers, and other material evidences of historical importance from pre-written history down to the Roman period.
The Near East Traditionally consists of:
Egypt
Iraq
Lebanon
Syria
Israel/Palestininian terriories
Turkey
The Near East was the birthplace of civilisation. Hope you enjoy the sense of discovery that comes from studying it.
Rowen
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