세계의 아름답고 경이로운 불가사의 2( ~101)

세계의 아름답고 경이로운 불가사의 2( ~101)

51. Emperor's Corridor, Czech Republic

 

52. Old Flatiron House In Venice, Italy

53. Hatshepsut Temple, Egypt

54. The Beautiful Vettuvan Koil In The South Indian State Of Tamil Nadu, Is A Temple Dedicated To The Hindu God Shiva. Built By The People Of The Pandya Dynasty, The Unfinished Rock-Cut Temple Was Carved In The 8th Century Ce

55. Suitcases Of People Sent To Concentration Camps. Poland, Gdańsk, World War II Museum

56. The Indian Air Force Used Elephant Helicopters For Ceremonial Flights During The 70s

57. In Roman Times, The So-Called ′ ′ Tiger Eyes ′ Small White Stones Were Placed Among The Stones On The Road So That They Could Be Seen At Night

58. The Fresco 'Leda E Il Cigno' (Leda And The Swan) Discovered In The Archeological Area In Pompeii. 79 Ad

59. Cappadocia/Turkey

60. Skeletons Of A 2000 Year Old Thracian Chariot. Found In Karanovo, Bulgaria

61. Lower Part Of A Leg And Foot With Sandal Of The Over Life Size Statue Of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius(Reign 161-180 A.d.) Found At Sagalassos,turkey In 2008

62. It Took Me Years To Realize That The Inca And Pre-Columbian Architecture Is Directly Related To The Structure Of The Corn Kernels. In A Western Model Of Thought, One Might Judge The Shapes As Irregular, But In A Universal Thought, Everything Is A Correlation Between Cosmos, Science, Art And Humanity. Fractal Nature

63. Different Varieties Of Potato, Grown In Peru

64. The Oldest Door Is Still In Use In Rome. Cast In Bronze For Emperor Hadrian' Rebuilding, They Date From About 115 Ad

65 .13th Century Crusader, Located On The Isle Of Skye In Scotland

66. It Is The National Tree Of Brazil. This Plant Has Dense, Orange-Red Heartwood That Takes On A High Sheen And Is A Premium Wood Used For Making Bows For String Instruments

67. The Sewer Pipe At Pierrefonds Castle This Terrifying But Beautiful Drain Belongs To The Castle's Dungeon

68. At The Summit Of Sam Wan Mountain, In Bueng Kan Province, Thailand, There Are Three Rock Masses Evoking Floating Whales That Formed About 75 Million Years Ago

69. Archeologists Unearth 2200-Year-Old Mosaics In An Ancient Greek City Named Zeugma In Gaziantep Province, Turkey. They Have Given Us The Opportunity To Witness The Unveiling Of Greek And Roman Art That Hasn’t Been Seen In Thousands Of Years. Three New Mosaics Have Been Discovered

70. Before And After Of The Excavation Of The Ancient Greek Stadium. Stadium Of Magnesia Ad Maendrum Ancient City

71. Norway Kjeragbolten - The Stone Bridge

72. Prague, Czech Republic. Astronomical Clock On Old Town Square And Church Of Our Lady Before Tyn At Golden Hour

73. Medain Salih Is A Pre-Islamic Archaeological Site Located In The Medina Region Of Saudi Arabia. Medain Saleh Is Saudi Arabia's First Unesco World Heritage Site

74. The White Pocket Is An Isolated, Notoriously Hard-To-Reach Patch Of Sandstone Hidden Within The Desert Expanse Of Vermillion Cliffs National Monument Near The Arizona / Utah Border

75. How Medieval Castle Toilets Looked

76. This Is The Exact Recreation Of The Colossus Statue Of Rhodes, Built On Rhodes Island (Greece) In 226 Bc And Destroyed By An Earthquake In 292 Bc. It Is Considered One Of The Seven Wonders Of The Ancient World

77. Building A Mountain Road In China

78. The Segovia Aqueduct (Spain) Is One Of The Most Important And Best Preserved Monuments Among Those Left By The Ancient Romans In The Iberian Peninsula

79. One Of Archeology's Greatest Discoveries: The Oseberg Viking Ship Dated To 834 Ad, Tønsberg, Norway

80. Tianmen Mountain Is Located In Hunan Province, China, Northwest Of Zhangjiajie National Park. In 2016, The Top Wooden Walkway Was Renovated As A 6.5 Cm Thick 100-Meter Glass Path

81. The Richly Decorated Khmer Temple Built Around 1190 Was The State Temple Of King Javayarman. Located North Of Angkor Wat, Cambodia In The Old Capital Of Angkor Thom, The Exterior Boasts Some Of The Most Beautiful Individual Stone Cut Statues In The World

82. Pompeii. #mosaic On The Floor Depicting The Catasterism Of #orion In The House Of #jupiter, Regio V

83. The Caryatid Porch Of The Erechtheion In Athens, Greece. The Temple As Seen Today Was Built Between 421 And 406 Bc. Its Architect May Have Been Mnesicles, And It Derived Its Name From A Shrine Dedicated To The Legendary Greek Hero Erichthonius

84. The Villa Romana Del Casale (Sicilian: Villa Rumana Dû Casali) Is A Large And Elaborate Roman Villa Or Palace Located About 3 Km From The Town Of Piazza Armerina, Sicily. Excavations Have Revealed One Of The Richest, Largest, And Varied Collections Of Roman Mosaics In The World, For Which The Site Has Been Designated As A Unesco World Heritage Site

85. Cappadocia--Turkey

86. The Aspendos Theater Is The Best Preserved Roman Theater, Even The Best Preserved Ancient Theater In The Whole World. The Theater Of Aspendos, Built On Two Hills, Leans On The Eastern Slope Of The Small Hill

87. Interior Of The Temple Of Abu Simbel

88. Where Roofs And Streets Become One: Iran’s Village Of Sar Agha Seyed Agha Seyed Is A Village In Miankuh-E Moguyi Rural District, In The Central District Of Kuhrang County, Chaharmahal And Bakhtiari Province, Iran. At The 2006 Census, Its Population Was 1,360, In 208 Families

89. On November 12, 1833, There Was A Meteor Shower So Intense That It Was Possible To See Up To 100,000 Meteors Crossing The Sky Every Hour. At The Time, Many Thought It Was The End Of The World, So Much So That It Inspired This Woodcut By Adolf Vollmy

90. Located In Eastern Turkey, Cappadocia Is One Of The Most Unique Ancient Site In The World. Its Rich Cultural And Historical Heritage Dates To 500bce

91. He Palazzo Colonna Is A Palatial Block Of Buildings In Central Rome, Italy, At The Base Of The Quirinal Hill, And Adjacent To The Church Of Santi Apostoli

92. Entrance To The Great Pyramid Of Egypt

93. Workers Installing A Greek Revival Architectural Column On The Civil Courts Building In St. Louis, Missouri, 1928

94. Taq Khosra Or Iwan Al-Mada’in, The Largest Arch In The World Built Of Bricks Without The Use Of Supports Or Armament, Is Located In The Al-Mada’in Neighborhood Near The Iraqi Capital, Baghdad, And Was Built In The Sixth Century Ad

95. The Mycenaean Bridge Of Kazarma (1300 Bc): The Oldest Preserved Bridge In Europe Is Located In The Village Arkadiko Of Peloponnese, Greece! On The Road That Connects Nafplio With Epidaurus, Near The Village Of Arkadiko, Is One Of The Most Important Monuments Of Mycenaean Civilization, The Single-Arched Bridge Of Arkadiko, Or As It Is Otherwise Known The "Kazarma Bridge"

96. Roman Aqueduct - Zaghouan, Tunisia The Zaghouan Aqueduct Was Built During The Reign Of Emperor Hadrian In 122 To Bring Water From Jebel Zaghouan To Carthage. This Section Is Near Tunis

97. Oldest Ziggurat In History, It Is The Pyramid Of The Ziggurat Of Uruk، The Original Pyramidal Structure Dates Back To The Sumerians Around 4000 Bc And The White Temple Was Built Over The Ziggurat Of Uruk In 3500 Bc

98. Staring Down Into The “Black Crack” On The White Rim Trail In Canyonlands National Park

99. In The Hunnan Province Of China (Hanjin County) Is One Of The Most Unique Cities In The World. Built Along The Sheer Cliffs Of The Guanhe River Gorge

100. The Ancient City Of Patara, Located In Kaş District Of Antalya (Turkey)

 

101. The Last Spectacular Ball In The History Of Russian Empire...in 1903, The Romanovs, Russia's Last And Longest-Reigning Royal Family (1613-1917), Held A Glorious And Lavish Costume Ball. It Was To Be Their Final Blowout, And Perhaps Also "The Last Great Royal Ball In Europe"