Archaeological Sites – Page 6 – The Rockpile Project

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The city of Arles is located in Provence in the south of France 75 km northwest of the port city[…]

The city of Nîmes is located in the south of France 40 km southwest of Avignon and 100 km northwest[…]

The city of Orange is located in Provence in the south of France just 20 km north of Avignon. The[…]

Lyon is France’s third-largest city and is located in the southeastern part of the country at the confluence of the[…]

Pont du Gard is today called a pont (“bridge”), and it does serve as a bridge across the Gardon River[…]

The archaeological site known as the Ġgantija Temples is located near the center of the Maltese island of Gozo. The[…]

The archaeological site known as the Tarxien Temples is located in the Maltese town of Tarxien in the southern outskirts[…]

The Ħal Saflieni Prehistoric Hypogeum is commonly referred to in Malta as simply the Hypogeum (although there is another hypogeum[…]

The archaeological site of Baalbek is located in the modern town of Baalbek in northeastern Lebanon 52 km east-southeast of[…]

The city of Byblos, known locally as Jbail, is located on the Lebanese coast 27 km north of the capital,[…]