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1. Prelude - This 13th century BC citadel was in fact the Troy of Homer's 8th century BC masterpiece - the Iliad. The starkly suggestive remains of its "divinely built towers", "lofty walls", and "high gates", spread out here from left to right across the foreground, form an almost magical link to the epic conflicts of Homer's thoroughly 8th century BC antagonists.




1. Also image 8 in the Western Greece Slide Show. This statue of St. Lucia, the patron saint of Syracuse, is a minor High Renaissance masterpiece carved specifically for the Syracuse Duomo, whose core structure, a typical part of which is seen here, hasn't significantly changed since its first incarnation as the early 5th century BC Temple of Athena.




1. The Iguazu River here runs through a sub-tropical rainforest along the Brazil - Argentina border. This part of the falls lies entirely on the Argentina side of the River.










Mt. Fitzroy, the highest peak in Southern Patagonia, a mountaineering mecca.







Preah Kahn side entrance (greater Angkor, 12th-13th cent.)







Roman plaza, Gerasa (Jerash), 2nd cent. CE









Old church at Port au Persil (South shore in far background)




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Hamburg Cove and the Connecticut River, late afternoon light