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Jerusalem Temple stones
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Huge stones hurled down by the Romans during the destruction of the Jewish Temple built by Herod in Jerusalem, Israel; hence about 2,000 years old. Smaller stones higher up in the wall are later renovations/alterations by other people groups. Photography
Huge stones hurled down by the Romans during the destruction of the Jewish Temple built by Herod in Jerusalem, Israel; hence about 2,000 years old. Smaller stones higher up in the wall are later renovations/alterations by other people groups. Photography
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ancient, architecture, blocks, destruction, enormous, foundation, Herod, historical, huge, Israel, Jerusalem, jewish, landmark, limestone, old, pavement, religion, religious, Remains, remnants, ruins, stone, street, temple, wall
ancient, architecture, blocks, destruction, enormous, foundation, Herod, historical, huge, Israel, Jerusalem, jewish, landmark, limestone, old, pavement, religion, religious, Remains, remnants, ruins, stone, street, temple, wall
Jerusalem Temple stones, ancient, architecture, blocks, destruction, enormous, foundation, Herod, historical, huge, Israel, Jerusalem, jewish, landmark, limestone, old, pavement, religion, religious, Remains, remnants, ruins, stone, street, temple, wall
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Dimensions: 5184px * 3456px
Published: December - 15 - 2014
Camera: Canon EOS 600D
Date: 2014:11:04 11:10:34
Aperture:f/7.4
Exposure: 1/200s
Focal length: 18mm
ISO: 100
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