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The views of Khersonesus:

• View 1, 43 Kb

  The main entrance of a temple was usually decorated with marble and was quite spectacular.

• View 2, 61 Kb

  In the Middle Ages, white marble colonnadesof imposing temples stood high along the north shore of Khersonesus.

• View 3, 46 Kb

• View 4, 59 Kb

  A temple in the town's northen section was named "basilica in basilica".

• View 5, 58 Kb:

  The Vladimirsky (St. Vladimir) Cathedral built to the memory of St. Prince Vladimir been baptisted in 988. The Architect D.I.Grimm, 1892.

• View 6, 41 Kb:

  Baptisterium of Cathedral in Chersonesus of Tauride, the place where St. Vladimir was baptisted

• View 7, 24 Kb

  Fortress Tower at Khersonesus Port.

• View 8, 27 Kb

  The northen section of the town.

• View 9, 76 Kb

  The peacock often occured in mosaic panels as a symbol of immortality.

• View 10, 55 Kb

  Vaults over the tombs in the walls of medieval temples.

The views of Balaklava:

• View 1, 70 Kb

  The Twelwe Apostoles Cathedral built in 1794 on the foundation of anceinet temple.

• View 2, 58 Kb

• View 3, 48 Kb

• Elena Zhuzulina at Balaklava, 27 Kb

• View from Malakhov barrow, 89 Kb
• The Pokrovsky Cathedral, 40 Kb
• View from Inkerman, 65 Kb.
• View on Vladimirskiy (St.Vladimir) Cathedral, 43 Kb.
• View from Artillery bay, 62 Kb.
• View on South bay, 109 Kb.
• The sea embankment and monument of Sink ship, 55Kb.
• The monument of Sink ship, 15 Kb.
• The brige in Seaside park, 62 Kb.
• Landing ship, 34 Kb.
• The count's quary, 46 Kb.
• The lion at count's quary, 39 Kb.
• The Inkerman St. Climent Monastery, 126 Kb.
• In Sevastopol' aquarium, 47 Kb.