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Archaeological site of Bosra, Syria
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Archaeological site of Bosra, Syria
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Archaeological site of Bosra, Syria
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Kalybe (cradle of the king's daughter), pagan sanctuary, 1st century AD, Bosra, Syria. According to legend, the Kalybe was built by a king to protect his daughter and consists of 2 Corinthian columns supporting a ruined decorated entablature. Roman baths in the background. 
Unique Identifier AA562260 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 4992px × 3328px 
Photo Credit Manuel Cohen / Art Resource, NY 
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Afternoon
Archaeology
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Corinthian
Entablature
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Roman
Syrian
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