Old Settlements Around The World With Then vs. Now Photos
Rathcroghan is a complex of archaeological sites near Tulsk in County Roscommon, Ireland.
Instagram account geopizza shares the most known old settlements around the world with then vs. now photos. There are some incredibly well-preserved settlements like Abu Simbel Temple and also some vanished ones.
Abu Simbel Temple, Egypt
Cusco, Peru
Athens, Greece
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Rome, Italy
Old Sarum, England
Stonehenge, England
Zimbabwe
Rathcroghan, Ireland
Peveril Castle, England
Caral, Peru
Oxford, England
Arles, France
Babylon
Ostia, Rome
Ziggurat of Ur, Iraq
Utica, Tunisia
Cesareia Marítima, Israel
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