File:Diyarbakirwalls2.jpg

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English: The city walls of Diyarbakir in Southeastern Turkey stretch almost unbroken for 6 kilometres. The current walls were built by Constantius II when the city was called Roman "Amida", and extended by Valentinian I between 367-375 AD.

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circa 2003

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(C) Gerry Lynch, 2003.

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(C) Gerry Lynch, 2003.

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