Mercato
Mercato - 29020
Panoramic view of the Market of Leptis Magna.
Panoramic view of the Market of Leptis Magna. - 25339
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32564
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32412
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32413
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32414
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age.
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age. - 32418
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32409
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32410
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32411
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age.
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age. - 32589
On the outer façade of the western perimeter wall, a Latin inscription recounts the construction of the market by a wealthy citadin: Annobal Rufus. The inscription was covered by new plasterwork when the entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period.
On the outer façade of the western perimeter wall, a Latin inscription recounts the construction of the market by a wealthy citadin: Annobal Rufus. The inscription was covered by new plasterwork when the entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period. - 32590
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 32433
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 25278
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 25279
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 25274
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish.
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. - 25282
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age.
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age. - 25284
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish.
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. - 25285
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 26949
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 26951
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 26952
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. |
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures, surrounded by an octagonal portico in which the stalls for selling must have been arranged in ancient times. It is very likely that this structure was a market for foodstuffs, perhaps fish. | - 26953
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age.
Along the cardo maximus, but on a slightly divergent axis, stands the market, the construction of which dates back to the Augustan age. - 26955
Mercato
Mercato - 80612
One of the three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, that were opened on the long eastern side. One of the tetrapyls can be seen in the background.
One of the three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, that were opened on the long eastern side. One of the tetrapyls can be seen in the background. - 32563
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures surrounded by an octagonal portico.
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures surrounded by an octagonal portico. - 32416
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures surrounded by an octagonal portico.
Within a rectangular porticoed courtyard stand two uncovered circular structures surrounded by an octagonal portico. - 32417
The entrance wall on the long western side, from the Augustan period.
The entrance wall on the long western side, from the Augustan period. - 32404
The entrance wall on the long western side, from the Augustan period.
The entrance wall on the long western side, from the Augustan period. - 32405
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side.
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side. - 32406
Detail of the entrance on the long western side, from the Augustan period.
Detail of the entrance on the long western side, from the Augustan period. - 32407
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side.
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side. - 32401
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side.
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side. - 32402
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side.
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side. - 32403
One of three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, was opened on the long eastern side. This L-shaped entrance marked the corner of the complex.
One of three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, was opened on the long eastern side. This L-shaped entrance marked the corner of the complex. - 32388
One of three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, was opened on the long eastern side. This L-shaped entrance marked the corner of the complex.
One of three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, was opened on the long eastern side. This L-shaped entrance marked the corner of the complex. - 32389
One of three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, was opened on the long eastern side. This L-shaped entrance marked the corner of the complex.
One of three secondary entrances, with short flights of steps, was opened on the long eastern side. This L-shaped entrance marked the corner of the complex. - 32387
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side.
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side. - 32593
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period.
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period. - 32442
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period.
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period. - 32443
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side.
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side. - 32444
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side.
The first entrance, from the Augustan period, was on the long western side. - 32445
The entrance wall on the long western side, from the Augustan period.
The entrance wall on the long western side, from the Augustan period. - 32446
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period.
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period. - 32440
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period.
The entrance was moved to the short south side in the Severan period. - 32441
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side.
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side. - 32499
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side.
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side. - 32501
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side.
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side. - 32497
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side.
Augustan-era entrance, on the long western side. - 32498

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