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southwest of the roman ruins and the modern town of palmyra is the valley of tombs, hundreds of rectangular towers that were used as burial chambers in pre-roman times.

this is the tower of elahbel, the best preserved example of an aramaic-era tower.

the citadel is visible in the background.
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Tower of Elahbel

Author upyernoz from Haverford, USA

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