Cleopatra Story in Alexandria

The ruins of Taposiris Magna are seen February 01, 2012 near the village of Abusir, some 50 kilometers west of Alexandria, Egypt. Once the site of a temple and a royal cemetery, it is believed by some archeologists and scholars to be the possible burial place of Queen Cleopatra and Mark Antony. (Photo by Scott Nelson)

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Image Size: 5186x3458 / 3.1MB; Egypt Alexandria Iskanderia Iskanderiyah culture archeology history historical artifacts Greco-Roman Cleopatra leaders famous Ptolemaic dynasty era period Taposiris Magna Abusir Abousir Abou Sir Abu Sir ruins stones walls complex
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The ruins of Taposiris Magna are seen February 01, 2012 near the village of Abusir, some 50 kilometers west of Alexandria, Egypt. Once the site of a temple and a royal cemetery, it is believed by some archeologists and scholars to be the possible burial place of Queen Cleopatra and Mark Antony. (Photo by Scott Nelson)