Artists have recreated the pristine splendor of 7 famous historical ruins
Categories: Design and Architecture | History | World
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/artists-have-recreated-the-pristine-splendor-of-7-famous-historical-ruins.htmlFortunately, in our world, which is rapidly rushing forward, there are still ruins of ancient civilizations that remind people of the past every day. But despite the greatness of the structures built thousands of years ago, it is not always easy for us to understand how they once looked in reality.
That is why the team of artists decided to restore 7 famous historical ruins, recreating their original appearance. And this is how they, in their opinion, looked many years ago.
Octagonal Hall in the Golden Palace of Nero, Rome, Italy
Basilica of Maxentia, Rome, Italy
Roman Baths, Bath, England
Parthenon, Athens, Greece
Lower terrace of Masada Fortress, Israel
Aztec Ruins National Monument, New Mexico, USA
Angkor Wat Temple Complex, Cambodia
Keywords: Reconstruction | Palace | Modeling | Restoration | Ruins
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