A Scattered Inscribed Stone
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Could You Say No to This Face?
Bodrum Castle
Jo and the Volcano
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Corrosion
Zia
The Local Priest
Me and a Greek Stereotype
Mmmm, Pork
On the Trail
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Barely a Single Day…
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Manarola
Sarzana
Linda and the Tower That Needs No Introduction
First Breakfast
Five Visit a Bridge
Lunatics?
Ghivizzano
Devouring or Licking?
Mosaic, Letoön
Gladiator Paraphanelia
Main Street, Patara
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Amazing Polygonal Stone Work
In the Dining Room
Lycian Tomb
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Mosaic Floor
YAIRT
Returning to Sea
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Temple of Athena, Side
Roman Harbour, Antalya
Hall of Gods – Antalya Museum
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Can You Hear the Crowd?
Tetrapylon, Afrodisias
The Antique Pool of Hierapolis
A Tomb on the Clifftop
Swimming, Pamukkale Style
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Did you remember what it stands for? Yet Another Impressive Roman Theatre. This one, in Xanthos, has a pair of Lycian sarcophagi on pedestals. OK, the best parts are reproductions, the originals having been carted off to London centuries ago, but they are still pretty cool.
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