Dorian temple (5th century BC).
Upper level of Bouleuteurion (local parliament).
Ruins of Church of the Barbarian Mount (12th centu…
Greek Theatre (4th and 3rd centuries BC).
Ruins of medieval castle.
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Dorian Temple (5th century BC).
Dorian Temple (5th century BC).
Dorian Temple (5th century BC).
Ruins of Greek temple (6th century BC).
Ruins of acropolis' walls.
North Gate of the Acropolis.
Ruins of Acropolis' strongholds.
Ruins of Acropolis' strongholds.
Ruins of Acropolis' strongholds.
Beholding the temples of the eastern hill.
Acropolis' walls.
Temple of June.
Ruins of Temple of Asclepius.
Paleo-christian necropolis.
Temple of Concordia (430 BC).
Temple of Concordia (430 BC).
Temple of Hercules.
Tomb of the Roman Soldier.
Tomb of the Broken Front.
Starting the ascent of Jebel Al-Madhbah.
Crusaders' Castle.
Nabataean amphitheatre.
Street of Façades.
Niche on wall.
Djinn Blocks (Blocks of the Spirits).
Kerak Castle.
Nabataean temple.
Nabataean ruins.
Oval Forum.
Southern Theatre.
New city beyond the gate.
Esplanade Temple.
Ancient wheel tracks on Cardus Maximus.
Columns along Cardus Maximus.
Ajlun Castle (12th century).
Decumanus Massimus - the east-west main street.
Site of Roman ruins.
Ruins of Byzantine basilica (6th or 7th century).
Hercules Temple (2nd century).
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L'entrée du château , vues de l'intérieur .
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Cluis est certainement un ancien bourg gallo-romain.
FIN Xe - DÉBUT XIe SIÈCLE :
A 700 m au nord du bourg, est construit un château à motte mentionné chez Aimoin (1004-1040) habité par la famille de Cluys.
1092 : La châtellenie est divisée entre Eudes de Lignières qui eut Cluis-Dessus et les seigneurs de Gargilesse, maîtres de la forteresse de Cluis-Dessous.
XIIe SIÈCLE :
Misou 49 club has replied to Jeanne chevillard club... et une photo qui ne l'est pas moins !
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