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Photograph 133973 Second World War, 1939-1945PALESTINE. 1941-08. AN OLD ROMAN AQUADUCT IN NORTHERN PALESTINE STILL USED FOR THE CARRYING OF WATER.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An old Roman viaduct in the ancient city of Acre in northern Palestine.
PALESTINE. 1941-08. AN OLD ROMAN AQUADUCT IN NORTHERN PALESTINE STILL USED FOR THE CARRYING OF WATER.

ACRE, NORTHERN PALESTINE. VIEW ACROSS THE BAY TO THE TOWN OF ACRE, WHERE THE CONVENTION REGARDING THE CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES IN SYRIA WAS HELD IN 1941.

View of Roman ruins at a an ancient ruined city in Libya. Members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF visited the site while taking part in an armament camp at Idris, the RAF base near Tripoli.

JERUSALEM, PALESTINE. C. 1917. A VIEW LOOKING NORTH FROM JUST ABOVE THE LOWER POOL SHOWING PORTIONS OF THE OLD CITY WALL, DAVID'S TOWER IN THE RIGHT CENTRE AND THE OLD ROMAN CITADEL TO THE RIGHT OF TH

A small group of members of the 2/1st Field Engineers parade in the midst of the ruins of the ancient city of Acre once occupied by the Crusaders in former times.
View of an ancient aqueduct near Acre. A lighthorseman is walking in the background.
