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El Jem Colosseum, Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem Colosseum, Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Arena in El Jem Colosseum in Tunisia, Once a Stage for Roman Gladiator Battle in North Africa Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem colosseum, Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem Colosseum, Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem Colosseum, Preserved Roman Architecture in Tunisia, North Africa Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Arena of the El Jem Colosseum with Stone Seating in El Jem City, Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem Colosseum, Tunisia
Ruins of the El Jem Colosseum Under a Bright Sky in Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Colosseum, El Jem, Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wide Open Arena of El Jem Colosseum in El Jem, Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem Amphitheatre Colosseum ruins in Tunisia, Africa Royalty Free Stock Photo
Historic Subterranean Rooms of El Jem Colosseum in Tunisia Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem colosseum Royalty Free Stock Photo
View of the Arena in El Jem Colosseum in Tunisia, Once a Stage for Roman Gladiator Battle in North Africa Royalty Free Stock Photo
El Jem Colosseum, Tunisia. Amphitheater is capable of seating 35,000 spectators. The amphitheatre at El Djem was built by the Romans under proconsul Gordian, who was acclaimed Emperor at Thysdrus, around 238 and was mainly used for gladiator shows and small chariot races

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