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City: Bosra
Country: Syria
Date range: @@-@@-1965
Description: View of the columns of the Roman theatre at Bosra.
English transcr.: Restoration of the columns of the Roman theatre at Bosra. It is considered to be the largest and best preserved Roman theatre in the world.
French transcr.: Théâtre romain de Bosra, considéré comme le plus grand et le mieux conservé de tous les théâtres romains du monde. Restauration des colonnes.
Keywords: Ancient theatre | Restoration | Historic cities | Cultural cooperation | International cooperation | Cultural property preservation
Orientation: Landscape
Persons: 
Author: UNESCO / Dominique Roger;</pre></div>
<bdi><a href="https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q67013607" class="extiw" title="d:Q67013607"><span title="French photographer">Dominique Roger</span></a>
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