Well-preserved Remains of the Ancient Diolkos near Corinth
In April 2012 we had a chance to visit the well-preserved remains of the ancient diolkos that is located near Corinth. It is probable, among a number of other reasons, that the diolkos brought considerable wealth to Corinth.
I have add 5 images of these remains, including a detailed map of the route of the diolkos.
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The mountain of Nemrut Dagi (in Turkey) has been well–designated as a “World Heritage” site by UNESCO. The mountain is 7,050 ft. [2,150 m.] high and is crowned by the worship center and burial tumulus of the Commagene king Antiochus I Epiphanes.