Syria, Orontes Valley, Apamea, The Museum Established In A Turkish Khan (Caravanserai), A Roman Mosaic Representing Romulus And Remus Fed By The Roman Wolf And Found In The Apamea Cardo Ruins
Syria, Orontes Valley, Apamea, The Museum Established In A Turkish Khan (Caravanserai), A Roman Mosaic Representing Romulus And Remus Fed By The Roman Wolf And Found In The Apamea Cardo Ruins
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Image id: 700-11556
Release status: Not Model or Property Released
Upload date: August 2007
Artist: Sylvain Grandadam

 

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