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From Volubilis: the remaining arcades of Gordian's Palace, fronting on the cardo. |
Volubilis, surrounded by mountains and tall grasses, is now a remote expanse of ruins. It was once a good-sized Roman city, and the ruins are grand: paved streets, a capitolium, a triumphal arch, a basilica, baths, some splendid mosaics. My small website is a collection of black-and‑white pictures taken nearly 40 years ago. [ 2 pages, 21 photos ] |
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Augusta Zilil is another remote place in northern Morocco that I knew as a teenager. It used to be called "ad Mercurii" back then, but on the strength of recent finds has been identified as the Zilis or Zilil mentioned in the ancient geographers. [ 1 page, 1 photo ] |
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