Aqueduct of carthage hi-res stock photography and images

View of the Roman aqueduct of Carthage from underneath Stock Photo

RF2G52YJX–View of the Roman aqueduct of Carthage from underneath

Ruins of the Roman Water Temple, the starting point of the aqueduct to Carthage, Zaghouan, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa Stock Photo

RMCFDFJ7–Ruins of the Roman Water Temple, the starting point of the aqueduct to Carthage, Zaghouan, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Aqueduct in the reservoir, Carthage, Tunisia Stock Photo

RMD72EMY–Aqueduct in the reservoir, Carthage, Tunisia

RM2BEC00C–Roman aqueduct.

Africa, North Africa, Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Roman Aqueduct and Cisterns Stock Photo

RMC51568–Africa, North Africa, Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Roman Aqueduct and Cisterns

The ancient Roman Zaghouan Aqueduct once supplied water to the city of Carthage. At 82 miles (132km) in length, it is amongthe longest aqueducts in t Stock Photo

RMHYME07–The ancient Roman Zaghouan Aqueduct once supplied water to the city of Carthage. At 82 miles (132km) in length, it is amongthe longest aqueducts in t

The Roman water cisterns at Carthage, Tunisia Stock Photo

RME16FM2–The Roman water cisterns at Carthage, Tunisia

The Roman Aqueduct at Carthage in Tunisia. Stock Photo

RMD03GNH–The Roman Aqueduct at Carthage in Tunisia.

Roman agueduct arches near Carthage in Tunisia. Stock Photo

RFE4ETFT–Roman agueduct arches near Carthage in Tunisia.

Old vintage architecture Aquaduct Cartage Tunis Stock Photo

RFHW9314–Old vintage architecture Aquaduct Cartage Tunis

Source of the water that flowed via the aqueduct all the way to Carthage Zaghouan Tunisia Stock Photo

RMB7N2J9–Source of the water that flowed via the aqueduct all the way to Carthage Zaghouan Tunisia

Source of the water that flowed via the aqueduct all the way to Carthage, Zaghouan, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa Stock Photo

RMB5B75A–Source of the water that flowed via the aqueduct all the way to Carthage, Zaghouan, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

TUNISIA - CIRCA 1999: A stamp printed in Tunisia from the 'monuments' issue shows Zaghouan aqueduct, circa 1999. Stock Photo

RM2FMW49R–TUNISIA - CIRCA 1999: A stamp printed in Tunisia from the 'monuments' issue shows Zaghouan aqueduct, circa 1999.

The Carthage Aqueduct, Tunisia, circa 1906 Stock Photo

RMMP1CWA–The Carthage Aqueduct, Tunisia, circa 1906

Remains of Carthage: The Aqueduct Stock Photo

RMRY8487–Remains of Carthage: The Aqueduct

Africa, Carthage, Roman Aqueduct, 2nd Century Stock Photo

RMT81RTY–Africa, Carthage, Roman Aqueduct, 2nd Century

Surroundings Constantine, Ruins of a Roman Aqueduct, Algiers, the Neurdein Photographs of Algeria Including Byzantine and Roman Ruins in Tébessa and Thamugadi, Mosques, Shrines, Public Buildings, Palaces, and Street Scenes in Mostaganem, Biskra, Algiers, Tlemcen, Constantine, Oran, and Sidi Bel Abbès, and the Cathedral at Carthage. Portraits of Algerian People Include Berbers, Ouled Naïl Women, and Prisoners in Annaba. Tunisian Views Include Mosques, Buildings, and Street Scenes in Tunis Stock Photo

RMRYE8EC–Surroundings Constantine, Ruins of a Roman Aqueduct, Algiers, the Neurdein Photographs of Algeria Including Byzantine and Roman Ruins in Tébessa and Thamugadi, Mosques, Shrines, Public Buildings, Palaces, and Street Scenes in Mostaganem, Biskra, Algiers, Tlemcen, Constantine, Oran, and Sidi Bel Abbès, and the Cathedral at Carthage. Portraits of Algerian People Include Berbers, Ouled Naïl Women, and Prisoners in Annaba. Tunisian Views Include Mosques, Buildings, and Street Scenes in Tunis

Carthage, Tunisia. Roman Cisterns of Malaga (La Malga). Fifteen cisterns held Roman Carthage's water supply, brought by aqueduct from Zaghouan, 30 miles to the south. Stock Photo

RM2J2YFPM–Carthage, Tunisia. Roman Cisterns of Malaga (La Malga). Fifteen cisterns held Roman Carthage's water supply, brought by aqueduct from Zaghouan, 30 miles to the south.

RM2M3JPB4–TUNISIA CARTHAGE

RF2G52YJK–View of the Roman aqueduct of Carthage from underneath

T96-5-07 Tunisia Roman aqueduct built 117-138 AD between Zaghouan and Carthage Stock Photo

RMBT7F7G–T96-5-07 Tunisia Roman aqueduct built 117-138 AD between Zaghouan and Carthage

Aqueduct in Tunisia near Carthage, ancient ruins at mainly cloudly day. Stock Photo

RF2BH7J7X–Aqueduct in Tunisia near Carthage, ancient ruins at mainly cloudly day.

RM2BEC053–Roman aqueduct.

RMC5154X–Africa, North Africa, Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Roman Aqueduct and Cisterns

RMHYME01–The ancient Roman Zaghouan Aqueduct once supplied water to the city of Carthage. At 82 miles (132km) in length, it is amongthe longest aqueducts in t

RME16FKX–The Roman water cisterns at Carthage, Tunisia

Africa, Tunisia, Zaghouan, Roman Water Temple, Start of Aqueduct to Carthage. Stock Photo

RMC51FY9–Africa, Tunisia, Zaghouan, Roman Water Temple, Start of Aqueduct to Carthage.

At tourist looks at the Roman Aqueduct in Carthage, Tunisia. Stock Photo

RMD03GTA–At tourist looks at the Roman Aqueduct in Carthage, Tunisia.

RFE4ETG0–Roman agueduct arches near Carthage in Tunisia.

A tourist looks at the aqueduct, Carthage, Tunisia Stock Photo

RMD0D79M–A tourist looks at the aqueduct, Carthage, Tunisia

Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs Stock Photo

RFHW92XP–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

RMB7N2JA–Source of the water that flowed via the aqueduct all the way to Carthage Zaghouan Tunisia

RMB5B755–Source of the water that flowed via the aqueduct all the way to Carthage, Zaghouan, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

ROMAN AQUEDUCT NEAR ZAGHOUAN IN TUNISIA BRINGING WATER TO CARTHAGE. Stock Photo

RF2CAK9H2–ROMAN AQUEDUCT NEAR ZAGHOUAN IN TUNISIA BRINGING WATER TO CARTHAGE.

RMRNPFCK–Carthage Aqueduct.

RMJE9K6T–Carthage Aqueduct

RM2J2YFXG–Carthage, Tunisia. Roman Cisterns of Malaga (La Malga). Fifteen cisterns held Roman Carthage's water supply, brought by aqueduct from Zaghouan, 30 miles to the south.

RM2M3JP9Y–TUNISIA CARTHAGE

roman aqueduct of Carthage that transported water 132 km from Zaghouan, Tunisia Stock Photo

RF2G52YGE–roman aqueduct of Carthage that transported water 132 km from Zaghouan, Tunisia

Zaghouan to Carthage roman aqueduct ruins old engraving. Ruins of the longest roman aqueduct built, from Zaghouan to Carthage, 132km, now in ruins. Vector, engraved illustration Stock Vector

RFEW9X96–Zaghouan to Carthage roman aqueduct ruins old engraving. Ruins of the longest roman aqueduct built, from Zaghouan to Carthage, 132km, now in ruins. Vector, engraved illustration

RF2G52YK4–roman aqueduct of Carthage that transported water 132 km from Zaghouan, Tunisia

RM2BEC05F–Roman aqueduct.

RF2G52YJD–roman aqueduct of Carthage that transported water 132 km from Zaghouan, Tunisia

RMHYME0N–The ancient Roman Zaghouan Aqueduct once supplied water to the city of Carthage. At 82 miles (132km) in length, it is amongthe longest aqueducts in t

RF2BH7J7T–Aqueduct in Tunisia near Carthage, ancient ruins at mainly cloudly day.

La Malga Cisterns, Roman water reservoir in Carthage, Tunisia Stock Photo

RMAB4YXM–La Malga Cisterns, Roman water reservoir in Carthage, Tunisia

Ruins of the ancient aqueduct of Carthage, one of the most longest of the Roman empire, XIX century engraving Stock Photo

RFHYCNNX–Ruins of the ancient aqueduct of Carthage, one of the most longest of the Roman empire, XIX century engraving

RFG1N3CA–Roman agueduct arches near Carthage in Tunisia.

The Carthage Aqueduct Painted by Frances E Nesbitt from the book ' Algeria and Tunis ' Publication date 1906 Publisher London, A. and C. Black Stock Photo

RF2JKFX90–The Carthage Aqueduct Painted by Frances E Nesbitt from the book ' Algeria and Tunis ' Publication date 1906 Publisher London, A. and C. Black

RFHW92XC–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

Roman aqueduct in Carthage. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7EDKK–Roman aqueduct in Carthage. Artist: Unknown

RMG3B3TE–CARTHAGE, AQUEDUCT

History of Carthage. Ruins of an ancient aqueduct. Lemaitre direxit. Engraving. Panorama Universal. History of Carthage, 1850. Stock Photo

RMRJ2MEN–History of Carthage. Ruins of an ancient aqueduct. Lemaitre direxit. Engraving. Panorama Universal. History of Carthage, 1850.

RMG3BHA5–CARTHAGE, AQUEDUCT

GRAHAM(1887) p067 THE AQUEDUCT OF CARTHAGE Stock Photo

RMJYFKY8–GRAHAM(1887) p067 THE AQUEDUCT OF CARTHAGE

RM2J2YG29–Carthage, Tunisia. Roman Cisterns of Malaga (La Malga). Fifteen cisterns held Roman Carthage's water supply, brought by aqueduct from Zaghouan, 30 miles to the south.

RMA67WN3–Carthage Aqueduct

Skermaseling between the Turks and the imperial troops, 1574 - 1578 print Scourse between the Turks and the imperial troops, 1535. Centrally the reinforced army place of the imperial troops. In the foreground the Turkish troops. On the left ruins of an aqueduct at Carthage, on the right in the background the Goleta fortress. Numbered in the bottom left: 4. Cologne paper etching battle, fighting in general Goleta. CARTHAGO Stock Photo

RM2WGCK2G–Skermaseling between the Turks and the imperial troops, 1574 - 1578 print Scourse between the Turks and the imperial troops, 1535. Centrally the reinforced army place of the imperial troops. In the foreground the Turkish troops. On the left ruins of an aqueduct at Carthage, on the right in the background the Goleta fortress. Numbered in the bottom left: 4. Cologne paper etching battle, fighting in general Goleta. CARTHAGO

Zaghouan to Carthage roman aqueduct ruins old engraving. Ruins of the longest roman aqueduct built, from Zaghouan to Carthage. Stock Photo

RFC6K2TP–Zaghouan to Carthage roman aqueduct ruins old engraving. Ruins of the longest roman aqueduct built, from Zaghouan to Carthage.

Surroundings Constantine, Ruins of a Roman Aqueduct, Algiers, the Neurdein Photographs of Algeria Stock Photo

RMH4M01C–Surroundings Constantine, Ruins of a Roman Aqueduct, Algiers, the Neurdein Photographs of Algeria

RM2BEC05B–Roman aqueduct.

The Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km from springs in Zaghouan to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976. Stock Photo

RM2E1K60J–The Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km from springs in Zaghouan to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976.

RMHYME0C–The ancient Roman Zaghouan Aqueduct once supplied water to the city of Carthage. At 82 miles (132km) in length, it is amongthe longest aqueducts in t

RF2BH7J80–Aqueduct in Tunisia near Carthage, ancient ruins at mainly cloudly day.

Bright sunlight accentuating detail of the remaining masonry of a Roman aqueduct stretching into the distance in the countryside near Carthage Stock Photo

RMATBNW1–Bright sunlight accentuating detail of the remaining masonry of a Roman aqueduct stretching into the distance in the countryside near Carthage

The remnants of the great aqueduct of Carthage ..., Illustration of the aqueduct of Carthage from the 18th century, TA II, p. 93, Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach: Entwurff einer historischen Architectur, in Abbildung unterschiedener berühmten Gebäude, des Alterthums, und fremder Völcker, umb aus den Geschichtbüchern, Gedächtnüsz-Müntzen, Ruinen, und eingeholten wahrhafften Abriszen, vor Augen zu stellen [...]. Andres Buch. Wien, 1721 Stock Photo

RM2A2T6RD–The remnants of the great aqueduct of Carthage ..., Illustration of the aqueduct of Carthage from the 18th century, TA II, p. 93, Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach: Entwurff einer historischen Architectur, in Abbildung unterschiedener berühmten Gebäude, des Alterthums, und fremder Völcker, umb aus den Geschichtbüchern, Gedächtnüsz-Müntzen, Ruinen, und eingeholten wahrhafften Abriszen, vor Augen zu stellen [...]. Andres Buch. Wien, 1721

RFE4ETW0–Roman agueduct arches near Carthage in Tunisia.

RMEETW85–GRAHAM(1887) p067 THE AQUEDUCT OF CARTHAGE

RFHW92X5–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

TUNISIA Remains of Carthage Aqueduct 1857. Illustrated London News Stock Photo

RFH3EPM0–TUNISIA Remains of Carthage Aqueduct 1857. Illustrated London News

'Ruins of the Grand Aqueduct of Ancient Carthage', Tunisia, 1803. Artist: Luigi Mayer Stock Photo

RMDDT43J–'Ruins of the Grand Aqueduct of Ancient Carthage', Tunisia, 1803. Artist: Luigi Mayer

San Francisco water . Laying pipe for Sp ring V ille s Nili By using the caterp illar cr ane the t loading cars and Pi icir g pipe coin bi led in one. Spring Valley Miles Reservoir, completed and roofed over, will receive Calaveras waterat the outlet of the Sunol Aqueduct January, 1925 SAN FRANCISCO WATER 13 San Francisco Water PUBLISHED BY Spring Valley Water Company San Francisco, California 425 Mason Street * Phone Prospect 7000Edward F. ODay, Editor Vol. IV January, 1925 No. 1 TNFINITE cost hath been bestowed ii I Rome of old, Constantinople, Carthage,Alexandria, and such populous cities Stock Photo

RM2AJ50K1–San Francisco water . Laying pipe for Sp ring V ille s Nili By using the caterp illar cr ane the t loading cars and Pi icir g pipe coin bi led in one. Spring Valley Miles Reservoir, completed and roofed over, will receive Calaveras waterat the outlet of the Sunol Aqueduct January, 1925 SAN FRANCISCO WATER 13 San Francisco Water PUBLISHED BY Spring Valley Water Company San Francisco, California 425 Mason Street * Phone Prospect 7000Edward F. ODay, Editor Vol. IV January, 1925 No. 1 TNFINITE cost hath been bestowed ii I Rome of old, Constantinople, Carthage,Alexandria, and such populous cities

RF2B93H31–The remnants of the great aqueduct of Carthage ..., Illustration of the aqueduct of Carthage from the 18th century, TA II, p. 93, Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach: Entwurff einer historischen Architectur, in Abbildung unterschiedener berühmten Gebäude, des Alterthums, und fremder Völcker, umb aus den Geschichtbüchern, Gedächtnüsz-Müntzen, Ruinen, und eingeholten wahrhafften Abriszen, vor Augen zu stellen [...]. Andres Buch. Wien, 1721, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired b

Ruins of Carthage, Tunisia, c1833. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMDDYDTX–Ruins of Carthage, Tunisia, c1833. Artist: Unknown

Historia de Cartago. Ruinas de un antiguo acueducto. Lemaitre direxit. Grabado. Panorama Universal. Historia de Cartago, 1850. Biblioteca Histórico Militar de Barcelona. Cataluña. España. Stock Photo

RMPWRM4G–Historia de Cartago. Ruinas de un antiguo acueducto. Lemaitre direxit. Grabado. Panorama Universal. Historia de Cartago, 1850. Biblioteca Histórico Militar de Barcelona. Cataluña. España.

RM2BEC05N–Roman aqueduct.

RM2E1K62B–The Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km from springs in Zaghouan to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976.

Founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th Century BC, the ancient city of Carthage was a powerhouse in the Mediterranean for centuries. It fell under Rom Stock Photo

RMHYNGAC–Founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th Century BC, the ancient city of Carthage was a powerhouse in the Mediterranean for centuries. It fell under Rom

RF2BH7J85–Aqueduct in Tunisia near Carthage, ancient ruins at mainly cloudly day.

RMD2YAP4–REMAINS OF CARTHAGE: THE AQUEDUCT

RFHW92XJ–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

. The historians' history of the world; a comprehensive narrative of the rise and development of nations as recorded by over two thousand of the great writers of all ages:. ngstrength of an impregnable fortress. That unfortunate monarch, after the loss of his capital, applied himselfto collect the remains of an army scattered, rather than destroyed, by thepreceding battle ; and the hopes of pillage attracted some Moorish bands tothe standard of Gelimer. He encamped in the fields of Bulla, four daysjourney from Carthage ; insulted the capital, which he deprived of the useof an aqueduct; propose Stock Photo

RM2CERRYN–. The historians' history of the world; a comprehensive narrative of the rise and development of nations as recorded by over two thousand of the great writers of all ages:. ngstrength of an impregnable fortress. That unfortunate monarch, after the loss of his capital, applied himselfto collect the remains of an army scattered, rather than destroyed, by thepreceding battle ; and the hopes of pillage attracted some Moorish bands tothe standard of Gelimer. He encamped in the fields of Bulla, four daysjourney from Carthage ; insulted the capital, which he deprived of the useof an aqueduct; propose

RM2BEC04H–Roman aqueduct.

RM2E1K603–The Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km from springs in Zaghouan to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976.

RMHYNG9T–Founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th Century BC, the ancient city of Carthage was a powerhouse in the Mediterranean for centuries. It fell under Rom

RF2BH7J7P–Aqueduct in Tunisia near Carthage, ancient ruins at mainly cloudly day.

surroundings Constantine, Ruins of a Roman Aqueduct, Algiers, Neurdein brothers 1860 1890, the Neurdein photographs of Algeria Stock Photo

RMDDFY02–surroundings Constantine, Ruins of a Roman Aqueduct, Algiers, Neurdein brothers 1860 1890, the Neurdein photographs of Algeria

RFHW92XD–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

RM2BEC009–Ruins of a roman aqueduct.

RM2E1K61M–The Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km from springs in Zaghouan to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976.

RFHW92X8–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

RM2BEC01G–Ruins of a roman aqueduct.

Zaghouan: Basin and outlet - source for the Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976. Stock Photo

RM2E1KAHX–Zaghouan: Basin and outlet - source for the Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976.

RFHW92XB–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

RM2BEC061–Ruins of a roman aqueduct.

RM2E1K61G–The Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km from springs in Zaghouan to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976.

RFHW92XK–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

RM2BEC064–Ruins of a roman aqueduct.

RM2E1K624–The Zaghouan Aqueduct or Aqueduct of Carthage of total length of 132 km from springs in Zaghouan to Carthage (now Tunis). Archival scan from a slide. April 1976.

RFHW92X9–Carthage Tunis, historical baths and grave tombs

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