Post some antique buildings of your country Sup Forums

plz :)

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200 AD
Well, not quite without some repair work.

Why Tuna?

Really antique or middle-ages too ?
Here's a Roman temple in Nîmes, one of the best preserved of all the former Roman world

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my favorite fish
I think Roman is the greatest civilization in european history

bul-gook-sa
AD 528

How about 6500 years old

Do these count?
We call them hunbeds here, does cunt have them?

from 1030 AD

We have hundreds of megaliths, including the largest gathering in Brittany (Karnac alignments)
Some are just simple standing stones but other are more peculiar

Pls post more
I know nothing about this kind of things in Korea
Here, Roman arenas in Nîmes too

AD 676~688

Nice
Is it a kind of shrine/temple ?

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it was temple
but only tower exist now

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looks like bunker
AD 553

JUST A FUCKING STACKED ROCK SNAKE

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>A
>FUCKING
>RABBIT
>HOLE

unique
AD 1468

>that filename

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did people live inside cave?

We can into cliff buildings too

>Estonian architecture

It's not some joke name if that's what you're thinking
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montezuma_Castle_National_Monument

nice

1348. Koryo dynasty. Pagoda.

Distinguishing feature of Korean traditional architecture compare to China and Japan is roof curvature = bottom part of roof. Korean traditionally buildings have round bottom. Chinese and Japan have curve toward the end or Japan often has no curve.

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BIG
GERMAN
ROCKS

I saw this in skyrim

It is a joke name.

Muh skyrim wizard stone

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We have an authentic 2400 y.o Egyptian obelisk hanging out in Paris

This thing on Orkney

3180BC

Bouillon Castle
First mentioned in 988 CE
but probably existed for a lot longer than that.

It was home to the famous crusader Godfrey of Bouillon who was crucial to the first crusade and rejected to become king of Jerusalem.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godfrey_of_Bouillon

Antique road in Corsica

There isn't much to post sadly because so much was burned/destroyed during the war and occupation

Circo Massimo

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In the past was like this

600x140 meters

250.000 people

Oldest standing building in the world coming through
Brittany was sure as hell full of aliens

>tfw new world

We have spooky statues too

Post imperial buildings...

China had so much destroyed by the war.

They got pushed all the way back to Sichuan, and it got bombed to bits.

What a horrible war.

>The United States dropped more bombs in Korea (635,000 tons, as well as 32,557 tons of napalm) than in the entire Pacific theater during World War II.

That's a lot of bombs.

ROME

The Market was awesome.

And the Colliseum was bigger than I thought. It even had basements below the arena floor.

And the aqueducts!

A year after I visited, I explored the same cities I had seen in 2008, as Ezio Auditore. Great game.

Also, isn't their an equestrian stadium nearby on a hill?

>antique buildings
>new zealand
pick one

Mad salaryman husband after he comes home and child was reading manga.

JUST

California is due for a big earthquake.
Hopefully it just destroys the Sacramento courthouse, and Oakland.

what is this building's purpose?
ancient italy architecture is gorgeous
BC 2000
40% of world dolmen is in south korea

Does NORK have many historical sites? Does the government handle their sites well?
Also Het Steen, originally built during the Viking Age, the building around which Antwerp formed.

Newgrange, older than the Pyramids and Stonehenge

>what is this building's purpose?

We don't really know, it's too old. It could be religious or a tomb.
Its shape is unique, something that long wasn't found anywhere even in other places with a lot of cairn, like Ireland or Spain and it's bigger than most too
There are also old stone carvings inside pic related
I'm really fascinated by these things

But why?

Religious?

That's cool.

NK has even more funny enough. But they are poorly maintained.

How old we talking?

>Pic related 6500 years old

A FUCKING HOBBIT MOUND

>40% of world dolmen is in south korea

That's a fuck ton, I didn't know that

>Inb4 Italians and Greeks are spamming ITT

>Not having the first 3 oldest buildings in the world in his country

6700 years old, granted it's not as impressive as the Pyramids

Highest Roman aqueduct left in the whole former Empire

A megalithic faith

Wew I always imagined Gaul was the backwater of the Roman Empire

It is mysterious that how ancient roman built this

Scotland gets the most when I ctrl+f Scotland this page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_oldest_buildings_in_the_world?oldformat=true

With materials ;)

The north yeah, but the Narbonensis was one of the rich provinces of the Empire
There already imported wine from here back then

Does that count? More like a really big stool, quite impressive how they would have put it on though back then.

Pre-Roman stuff is pretty boring desu, but most Roman stuff here is not in great condition unfortunately.

Romans > Modern Europeans

And there's also this nearby
And other arenas like in Arles pic related, there's also an old Roman road near my village (Via Domitia)

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Well what I love about all these Pre Roman buildings (not counting the Greek remains we have some as well) isn't the complexity, most of the time sure it's just some rocks stacked together but the mystery and just thinking how old it is fascinated me
Here's a Roman theatre in Orange, still used today

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Another temple left in the south

Also Corsica, they wuz kings

north korea
josen dynasty
elaborate

Roman road I mentionned

Russian fort in Northern California

Europeans > Everyone else

They really left a fuck ton behing, here's the remains of a Roman monument in Provence

They've arrived...

Mars Gate, in Reims this time not in southern France

Mausoleum and gate at this place

north korea
josen dynasry

What if I don't want to?

Did North Korea destroy a lot of their old buildings or not ? Since communism always fucks up a lot of them

it is sad fact that a whole form is not exist

It's its real name.

Lyon too has a Roman theatre left, pic related I took myself

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Remains of a Roman villa

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they transform the old buildings for their propaganda , another name of vandalism
this is good example
this is dan goon tomb
he is regarded as progenitor of korean ethinc group

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but they transfrom like this
using progenitor to claim legitimacy