The roman Concrete dome of the Pantheon

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  • Photo title: The roman Concrete dome of the Pantheon
  • Author: Quasargal
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  • The Pantheon building in Rome Italy is now a church but formerly it was a building dedicated the all the Gods of Ancient Rome. Its concrete Dome built by the Romans has survived all these centuries.This wonderful building houses the tombs of Raphael and the last 2 kings of Italy Umberto and Vittorio Emanuele 2 and is free to visitn
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