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11-APR-2014

Rock tomb complex

Mada’in Saleh is one of Saudi Arabia’s two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The city was settled by the Nabataeans, whose capital was Petra in Jordan, in the first century B.C., and most of the 131 rock-cut tombs date to the first century A.D.

This is a panoramic view of the rocks where these tombs are located:

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Chris Morton16-Apr-2014 17:13
I wonder if the Saudis have an equivalent of Hobbits?
bill friedlander16-Apr-2014 16:53
Very interesting. I wonder how old the tombs are and who is buried there. V
Long Bach Nguyen16-Apr-2014 16:15
beautiful Helen
Gerard Koehl16-Apr-2014 15:29
Grandiose... V
Milan Vogrin16-Apr-2014 15:27
Look great!
Colin Storey16-Apr-2014 14:55
Great panoramic view. v