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Uraman Takht, Iran - April 17, 2024: A man walking down a street in Uraman Takht in Kurdistan Province, Iran.

The House of the Virgin Mary (Meryemana), Ephesus, Izmir, Turkey

Berbera, Sahil Region, Somaliland, Somalia: ruins of a colonial building destroyed in the Somali civil war, piles of rubble - Suufi Hassan Road - Darole historic district

A small mosque in the Gardens of Babur, Kabul, Afghanistan. A white marble mosque and Kabul city view with trees and mountains. Mosque, Gardens of Babur, Kabul, Afghanistan 2005.

Bilin, West Bank (Palestine) - December 8, 2006: In a field outside this Palestinian village, an Israeli soldier and a local Palestinian engage in a terse conversation in which body language -- particularly by the soldier -- gives an idea of the tense conversational dynamics.

Ruins of village with historic Bahla Fort in background, Oman.

Rock tomb and sarcophagus tomb at ancient city Xanthos. Antalya, Turkey

Beautiful daytime view of the historical ruins of Thee Ain (Zee Ain or Dhee Ain) Ancient Village in Al Bahah, Saudi Arabia. This place is also known as the historical Marble Village.

Mardin, Dara Ancient City. Mesopotamia. Mardin, Turkey

Back view of military going alone among deserted territory somewhere in middle east. Masada fortification, Israel, war trainning. Israel, October 23, 2018

Abandoned Greek village in Turkey. Stone houses and ruins of Kayakoy, Fethiye, Mugla, Turkey.

Street with houses with colorful windows in Kandovan town built in rock.

Betancuria, Fuerteventura, Spain, February 27, 2024 - The ruins of the former Franciscan monastery Convento de San Buenaventura in Betancuria, Fuerteventura.

$The fort of Asfan or Usfan is 40km from Jeddah direction Khulais to the N.E. The fort was built by the Ottomans (Turks) and stands imposing on the top of a barren hill built on the route between Makkah and Madinah. At the time the area around the fort was abundant with palm trees and inside the fort there was access to a water well, therefore it was an ideal stop on the Caravan Route with pilgrims on the way for the annual Hajj (pilgrimage) at Mecca. \nToday you will find the fort meticulously restored in its old glory.\nCoordinates: 21°54'58.8\$