LIVING QUARTERS

Three shots that i took inside a few of the caves.
The origins of the site are shrouded in mystery. These troglodytic sites stretch across different levels. Some are fairly shallow, whereas others contain corridors that wind their way into even further caves and chambers.
More to come.
Thank you for your looks, for your comments and for the fav's on yesterday's picture

[Diana]

Wonderful captured of this mysterious and interesting site! Beautiful light and textures.

[Susan Wakely]

Hard to imagine this as dwellings.

[Babs]

So interesting what a great place to explore

[Beverley]

troglodyte caves are such an insight to the past in hot climates.

Great collage! Very interesting

[Rob Z]

So very interesting...

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture

[Michelle]

Lovely capture of these dwellings, it always amazes me to think how they made these with no electric tools

[Peter Dulis]

nice one

[Paul J]

Very interesting

[william wooderson]

Not sure I'd live there, being a bit short on mod cons!

[Bucktree]

Great collage. Interesting place to explore.

[Jo]

Great collage but I love the history behind it

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So fascinating looking.

[Agnes]

Fantastic collage

[Sue Cooper]

Fascinating.

[Rick Schies]

Beautiful collection, and how the people lived back then.

[Margaret Brown]

An interesting way to live

[gloria jones]

Neat textures in these shots

[Carole Sandford]

A fascinating place!

[Phil Howcroft]

an excellent montage and story telling dione

[Islandgirl]

Interesting collage!

[Corinne C]

Great collage

[Dorothy]

What an interesting place! No snakes???

[eDorre]

Well captured and very interesting

[l.eggzy (Linda)]

Sounds an interesting & fascinating place.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Amazing place!