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: Germany, Bamberg, churches, cathedral, built


Germany, Bamberg, churches, cathedral, built

Germany, Bamberg, churches, cathedral, built 1004 - 1012, exterior view, late 11th century, reconstruction, wood engraving, 19th century

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10469452
Media ID
46045320
Size
3517px x 5196px (11.7MB)
Credit
INTERFOTO / Sammlung Rauch / Mary Evans

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1004 1012 Apsis Bamberg Franconia


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