photoarchive contents:
archaeology, architecture, art, landscape, mountain...mainly about these countries: italy, france, spain, greece, turkey, syrie, lebanon, jordan, iran, uzbekistan, turkmenistan, georgia, armenia,pakistan, india, cambodia, thailand, egypt, libya, tunisia, algeria, morocco, bolivia, peru, usa, crete...
please for more informations contact us: work in progress
skype: luca.mozzati
mail to: luca.mozzati@gmail.com
Photos by the art historian Luca Mozzati: explanations and attributions highly accurate.
Countries currently represented: Greece, Crete, Rhodes, Jordan coming. Please wait (or contact us at photomozzati@fastwebnet.it) for other countries: work still in progress, daily additions.
Foto eseguite da uno storico dell'arte con didascalie altamente accurate. Presenti: Grecia, Rodi, Creta, Giordania
skype: luca.mozzati
mail to: luca.mozzati@gmail.com
greece, peloponnese, byzantine lintel - greece, peloponnese, byzantine lintel, archaeological museum of ancient corinth 5th century (?)

DSCN5628 - greece, peloponnese, byzantine lintel

Rhodes, Greek theatre of Lindos with the acropolis - Greece Rhodes Greek theatre of Lindos with the acropolis 4th century BCE

427074 - Rhodes, Greek theatre of Lindos with the acropolis

greece, mycenae, the cyclopean wall on the north of the lion gate - greece, mycenae, the cyclopean wall on the north of the lion gate about 1350 - 1250 bce the fortification walls at mycenae are best preserved along the northern side where they are up to 7.5 metres thick stand nearly 12 metres high in places. they were constructed for the most part of huge, irregularly shape stone blocks of the sort described as "cyclopean" by later greeks. there were two principal entrances, the lion gate at the west end and the postern gate on the north side. there is also a 'sally port' at the eastern end which was used to sneak in and out of the citadel during a siege. the entire circuit at its greatest extent measured something like 900 metres

424269 - greece, mycenae, the cyclopean wall on the north of the lion gate