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A 1.1-Kilometre Street Cut This City in the Desert and Linked Temples, Theatre and Markets Between Caravans Traveling From Asia to Rome
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What you will see how Palmyra grew up as an oasis of caravans. As was the great road with colonnades of 1,100 meters. What public buildings this road connected. As Palmyra mixed Greek-Roman, local and Persian traditions. Why Palmyra was so strategic for trade between Asia and Rome. In the middle of the desert, a city...
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