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Turkey - Ephesus - Corinthian Columns of Holy Mary Church Royalty Free Stock Photo

Corinthian capitals and columns in Ephesus archeological ancient site. Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Corinthian Capitals and Stone Fragments at Ephesus Archaeological Site, Selcuk, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Columns and Wooden Walkway at the Ancient City of Ephesus, Selcuk, Izmir Province, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Turkey - Ephesus - Upper Facade of the Library of Celsus Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of three columns at the Scholastica Baths in the ancient city of Ephesus in Selcuk, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Roman Columns at Sunset in the Historic Ruins of Ephesus, Selcuk, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Roman Columns and Ruins of Ephesus Archaeological Site, Selcuk, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Turkey - Ephesus - Archway of the Gate of Hadrian Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Roman columns and ruins at Ephesus, Selcuk, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Turkey - Ephesus - Terrace Houses - Ornate Niche with Marble Columns Royalty Free Stock Photo

Three Corinthian columns with ornate capitals featuring acanthus leaves are supporting a stone architrave. Made from ancient stone, the columns stand amidst a backdrop of trees, highlighting their historical context. The fluted shafts have a weathered appearance, indicative of their antiquity. Located in Ephesus, Turkey, these columns are part of the classical architectural heritage that marks the site as an important archeological and cultural landmark. The columns' well-preserved details reflect the intricate craftsmanship of ancient Greek architecture.