Post-Herulian Walls, Athens, 2017
Looking south to the Parthenon, from the Agora, which was largely destroyed in the Herulian sack of 267. The so-called Herulian walls, taking in a…
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Remains of the Post-Heulian Walls show that they were constructed with numerous architectural blocks, including column drums from the Stoa of Attalos,…
Theodosian Walls, Istanbul, 2016
The Theodosian Walls are arguably the most defining monument of Late Antiquity. Begun, perhaps, as a response to Honorius' renovation of the Aurelian…
Porta San Sebastiano, Rome, 2016
The remains of the inner facade of Saint Sebastian's gate.
Aurelian Wall, Rome, 2016
The largely intact remains of Honorius' early fifth-century enlargement of the Aurelian Wall.
Porta San Sebastiano, Mike Yardley, 2016
Saint Sebastian's gate, as approached from the Appian Way.
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