Archaeology
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Israel
Kingdom of Israel: the northern of the two Jewish states after the kingdom of Solomon was divided. Israel was a regional superpower, but unable to retain its independence in the face of Assyrian imperialism. The name "Israel" survived as the…Istakhr
Istakhr: ancient Sasanian royal residence, very close to Persepolis; modern Takht-e Tavoos. Istakhr In 224 CE, a Persian nobleman named Ardašir, son of…Isthmia
Isthmia: town on the Corinthian isthmus in Greece, site of the Isthmian Games (Greek Ἰσθμιάδες).History Remains of the temple of Poseidon Sanctuary…Isturgi (Andújar)
Isturgi: ancient town on the river Guadalquivir, modern Andújar. The Isturgi bridge The ancient town of Isturgi - sometimes erroneously identified with…Italica
Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Fortuna, or the City's Luck (Italica) Italica was founded in 206 BCE…Italica, Amphitheater
Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Its amphitheater is one of its best-preserved monuments. Seats in the…Italica, archaeological zone
Italica's main street, the cardo The site of Italica has for a substantial part been excavated. Among the oldest remains are…Italica, House of the Birds
Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Several second-century houses have been excavated. House of the Birds, general…Italica, House of the Neptune Mosaic
Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Several second-century houses have been excavated.The site of Italica has for a substantial part been excavated. The mansions of the Hadrianic quarter, however, are the main delight of a visit…Italica, House of the Planetarium
Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Several second-century houses have been excavated. Planetarium mosaic The site of Italica…Italica, museum pieces
Galba (Italica) Many objects from Italica are now in the Museo Arqueológico in Seville. One of these is a bust of…Italica, Theater
Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Its theater is partly overbuilt.The site of Italica has for a substantial part been excavated. Among the oldest remains are the Small Baths and the theater, which could accommodate about…