Yerebatan Cistern Museum. Medusa head. Byzantine cisterns, was built by Justinian in 532AD. Istanbul. Turkey

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Yerebatan Cistern Museum. Medusa head. Byzantine cisterns, was built by Justinian in 532AD. It is supported by 336 columns and once held over 80,000 cubic metres of water. Istanbul. Turkey.

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