Plan of the city of Perga-Tomb at Dana
Charles Texier · 1802-1871
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A printed plate titled Plan of the City of Perga and Tomb at Dana, dated 1864 and credited to Charles Texier. The upper section shows a columned tomb with a pediment on a stepped base flanked by rock, with Greek inscriptions on either side. The lower section is a plan of Perga marking the acropolis, theatre, stadium, colonnade, gates, and a compass rose.
