In ancient Roman times A.D., Palmyra was the most important point along the trade route linking the east and west, reaching a population of 100 000 inhabitants. But its history has always been shrouded in mystery: What was a city that size doing in the middle of the…
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Woo! I learned something today :D
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I have a friend at Cambridge who worked in Palmyra for a winter…loved it…very jealous of him for getting that chance,...
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