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Is it one of the many temples of Agrigento.
Brian Stobbs
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Garni temple, Armenia
Ioannis Georganas, PhD
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Quote:What and where?
At the risk of having to dig out another photo, ... it's the Temple at Garni in Armenia, which is virtually unheard-of in the west. Wiki says it was a Temple of Mithra(s), which I find rather unlikely! :dizzy: What do you think?

Edit: While I was pondering, Ioannis got there first! Well done, Ioannis.
posted by Duncan B Campbell
https://ninth-legion.blogspot.com/
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I think I got that first! :-)
Ioannis Georganas, PhD
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Wow! That's impressive. Never even heard of it before now. :oops:
Moi Watson

Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, Merlot in one hand, Cigar in the other; body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming "WOO HOO, what a ride!
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Quote:Is it one of the many temples of Agrigento.

No, Brian. Agrigento isn't located on the territory of the former USSR. :wink:


Quote:Wiki says it was a Temple of Mithra(s), which I find rather unlikely! :dizzy: What do you think?

It seems to be the traditional point of view. I would need to check out the sources to see what are the arguments supporting that view.


Quote:Garni temple, Armenia

Over to you, Ioannis.
Ildar Kayumov
XLegio Forum (in Russian)
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Let's go back to the Late Bronze Age...
Ioannis Georganas, PhD
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Is it on the Chersonesus? Seems like Kerch to me.
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I've split the part about posting images to a new thread in the Rules & Anouncements section: http://www.romanarmytalk.com/rat/37-rule...tml#329215
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Posted on behalf of Ioannis. The structure is dated to the Bronze Age

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Robert Vermaat
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THE CAUSE OF WAR MUST BE JUST
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Mycenean bridge near Mykene? (Arkadiko)
Christian K.

No reconstruendum => No reconstruction.

Ut desint vires, tamen est laudanda voluntas.
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That's correct Christian! The floor is yours.
Ioannis Georganas, PhD
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The Society of Ancient Military Historians
http://www.ancientmilitaryhistorians.org/


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Sometimes we are lucky and colors are preserved on ancient monuments. Like in this nice case. Where is it from, what time, and where is it now?

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Christian K.

No reconstruendum => No reconstruction.

Ut desint vires, tamen est laudanda voluntas.
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Well, it's a Relief, depicts somewhere Eastern or African, and Green. That narrows it down.

Is that a Sheep?
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Sheep, yes.
Christian K.

No reconstruendum => No reconstruction.

Ut desint vires, tamen est laudanda voluntas.
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