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Early Christian Church The entrance of this cave-church was marked with etchings. Again, the earliest crosses symbolizing Christianity were symmetrical.
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Early Christian Church, Goreme, Turkey Christians, persecuted by the Romans, fled and hid in the caves of the Goreme region. They also established some of the first churches, also in caves. They marked the entrance of the church-caves in various ways. Here the entrance was marked with paint. Note the early crosses, not the same as modern (post 3rd century) crosses.
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Marble Work, Ephesus, Turkey Carved marble was everywhere, the craftsmanship unbelievable.
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Turkish Pottery
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Hand Painting Pottery, Turkey
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Devrent Valley, Turkey
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Devrent Valley, Turkey
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Pigeon Valley, Turkey
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Sultan's Pottery, Turkey Five generations of pottery makers.
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Accidental Camouflage I walked past a pond at the Asclepion near Pergamon and heard several splashes. I waited very still a few moments, and out crawled a number of turtles, nearly invisible, covered with the pond algae.
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Trajaneum Arches The Trajaneum, the sanctuary of the Temple of Trajan, was built in the 2nd century AD on the west-facing slope, which was made level by the construction of a terrace supported by this row of eleven arched tunnels.
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Road to St. John's Monastery Part of the way up the hill to the monastery and the Apocalypse Cave.
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Skala, Patmos A view of the town Skala from the St. John monastery on Patmos island.
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Skala and the Harbor, Patmos, Greece A view of the harbor in which we anchored in Patmos, from the St. John Monastery.
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Friezes and Scuptures, Parthenon Museum North wall of the museum.
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Knossos Artwork Mounted over the royal chambers.
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Knossos Pottery
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Knossos Pottery
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Home Sweet Home
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Trail to Fira
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Welcome
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Santorini Islands Three of the Santorini islands in late afternoon.
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Cafe View The view of the cafe where we stopped to try Santorini wine and tzatziki.
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Cha in Fira, Santorini
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Tzatziki in Santorini Best Tzatziki ever!
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Santorini Cliffs The black buoy in the foreground marks the wreckage of a cruise ship that ventured too close to the cliffs.
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Clash of the Titans Nobody on our bus thought we were going to get around this bus in Fira, Santorini
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A Santorini Sunset Evening falls on the cliffs of Santorini as boats shuttle tourists back to the cruise ship.
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A Call From a Restless Generation Graffiti abounds in Athens, many of the messages are political.
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Two of the Caryatids from the Erechtheion Two of the columns from the Erechtheion's Porch of the Maidens being restored in the Parthenon Museum.
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Complete Friezes, Parthenon Museum Undamaged line of friezes on the north wall of the Parthenon Museum.
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Alexandar the Great A frieze of Alexander on the north wall, Parthenon Museum.
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Parthenon Museum, North Wall The north wall has the most complete set of friezes.
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Greek Doorway Andalusian influence. On walk from the Parthenon Museum to the Parthenon.
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Odeon of Herodes Atticus The theater as seen from the Parthenon.
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Temple of Zeus The Temple of Zeus, as seen from the Parthenon.
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Delphi Theater The Delphi Theater and the Parthenon Museum, seen from the Parthenon. You can see the significant shift in the top floor of the museum so that it perfectly parallels the Parthenon itself. The museum was built to demonstrate to the British Museum curators that Greece had an adequate place in which to house the Parthenon ruins that were removed from Greece by Lord Thomas Elgin in the first decade of the 19th century. They continue to negotiate for their return.
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