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Arches, Harem esh-Sherif--On the ground once occupied by Solomon's Temple

Arches, Harem esh-Sherif--On the ground once occupied by Solomon's Temple

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert Edward Mather), 1858-1932

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Arches with sunken decoration. Photograph of: Great Synagogue in Oshmiany - Prayer Hall - Western Wall

Arches with sunken decoration. Photograph of: Great Synagogue in Oshmiany - Prayer Hall - Western Wall

Jogailė Butrimaitė CJA photographer

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False arches in the temple. Abydos

False arches in the temple. Abydos

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Sunken rhomboid between the arches. Photograph of: Great Synagogue in Oshmiany - Prayer Hall - Western Wall

Sunken rhomboid between the arches. Photograph of: Great Synagogue in Oshmiany - Prayer Hall - Western Wall

Jogailė Butrimaitė CJA photographer

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Interior, south arches. Photograph of: Synagogue in Sejny

Interior, south arches. Photograph of: Synagogue in Sejny

Ivan Čerešnješ photographer

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Sunken rectangle on the pier between the arches. Photograph of: Great Synagogue in Oshmiany - Prayer Hall - Western Wall

Sunken rectangle on the pier between the arches. Photograph of: Great Synagogue in Oshmiany - Prayer Hall - Western Wall

Jogailė Butrimaitė CJA photographer

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Photograph of: Alcopley, Blue and red arches.

Photograph of: Alcopley, Blue and red arches.

David Harris CJA photographer

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Three Roman Arches on the south wall of the Haram enclosure, Jerusalem

Three Roman Arches on the south wall of the Haram enclosure, Jerusalem

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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