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A stretch of Hadrian's Wall at Walton's Crags in Northumberland, England, coloured by the setting sun

The inca city of Machu Picchu in Peru south America

Hadrian's wall near Birdoswald on the Cumbria Northumberland border north east England UK

An image of Hadrian's Wall, a historic fortification in Northern England. This ancient structure, stretching across the rugged landscape, stands as a testament to Roman engineering and a poignant reminder of the past, weaving through the rolling hills and green fields of the English countryside.

The view of the Milecastle 39 of the Hadrian's Wall in sunset hours

$Hadrian's Wall, also known as the Roman Wall, Picts' Wall, or Vallum Hadriani in Latin, is a former defensive fortification of the Roman province of Britannia, begun in AD 122 in the reign of the Emperor Hadrian. \n\nRunning from Wallsend on the River Tyne in the east to Bowness-on-Solway in the west of what is now northern England, it was a stone wall with large ditches in front of it and behind it that crossed the whole width of the island. Soldiers were garrisoned along the line of the wall in large forts, smaller milecastles and intervening turrets.$

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Aerial view of the ruins of Peveril Castle in the Peak District National Park in Castleton,, Derbyshire, UK

Clouds and blue sky over the remains of the ancient Inca wall in Cusco.

Whitby Abbey ruins UK in Scarborough Borough Concil of England United Kingdom North Yorkshire. Where Dracula novel was inspired by Bram Stoker writer.

Milecastle 39 part of Hadrians Wall in Northumberland on the Scottish Border

View of the ancient Pompeii with mountains and sea in the background

Limestone pavements at the top of Malham Cove, Yorkshire Dales, England

Hadrian's Wall is a World Heritage Site in the beautiful Northumberland National Park. Popular with walkers along the Hadrian's Wall Path and Pennine Way

Housesteads Fort, originally knows as Vercovicium, is the best preserved Roman Fort along the ruins of Hadrians wall in Northern England.

Magpie Mine is near the village of Sheldon and dates back to 1740. It is famous for fatal running battles it had with other mines over resources which led to a 'widows' curse' on the men of Magpie Mine after they were implicated - but cleared - of the deaths of some of their competitors. When the mine was closed in 1958 it was the last working lead mine in Derbyshire. It is a standing old ruin which is free for the public to view and explore.

a section of Hadrian's Wall near Once Brewed, Northumberland, UK

nuraghe losa with enough details of the site and the nuragic complex

The old prison in Ponta Delgada the main city on the Portuguese Azorean Island San Miguel in the center of the North Atlantic Ocean

The ruins of the ancient city of Aphrodisias in Aydın, Turkey, showcase a remarkable archaeological site known for its well-preserved ruins and historical significance

Famous Sycamore growing on Hadrian's Wall. A historic Roman wall in the UK.

Smederevo, Serbia - November 15, 2023: The Smederevo Fortress, a medieval fortified city, is seen in this photo. Photo shows the grand castle fort and it's extensive surrounding walls.

Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, UK, at Walltown Crags.

$The Aspendos aqueduct has a special feature that is rare in Turkey: The printing towers necessary for the water supply of the Acropolis. The water brought from the Taurus Mountains at a distance of about 20 km had to be transported from the plain in front of the Acropolis Mountain near today's village Bekis to the Nymphaeum in the Acropolis. Printing towers were erected on both sides of the plain and connected to each other by means of a stone pressure pipe.\nThe free-flowing water coming from the mountains was collected in a basin in the pressure tower near today's village Sarıabalı and pressed to the required height in the southern tower by the dead weight of the water (a water pressure of 4.5 bar was calculated).\nAn earthquake in 363 AD destroyed large parts of the aqueduct. The further use of the perforated bricks of the pressure pipeline during the construction of the bridge over the Eurymedon shows that the aqueduct was no longer in operation from this time.$

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