Taq Kasra, 1864 CE

David Trochos

by David Trochos
published on 18 February 2020

Taq Kasra, 1864 CE — Photograph of the remains of the palace at Ctesiphon, Iraq, with the famous Arch of Ctesiphon, taken in 1864 CE, before the collapse of the right-hand facade."Wonders of the Past" vol. 2.

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