• User Porta-Nigra, from Germany

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    The most famous is the "PORTA NIGRA" (porta = gate, nigra = black) a Roman city gate (170 A.D.) Look at it on the internet!

  • Porta Nigra - - 3D Warehouse

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    * E: The Porta Nigra, constructed about 180 A.D. as the northern town gate of the Augusta Treverorum, today's Trier, is the most preserved town gate of the Roman...

  • Porta Nigra - abcdef.wiki

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    Trier sakinleri genellikle kapıdan sadece "Porta" olarak bahseder. Porta Nigra, 1986'dan beri Trier'deki UNESCO Dünya Mirası'nın bir parçası .

  • Porta Nigra

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    Roma döneminde, Porta Nigra dört kişilik bir sistemin parçasıydı. şehir kapıları biri kabaca dikdörtgen biçiminde olan Roma şehrinin her iki yanında duruyordu.

  • Porta Nigra - Wikiwand

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    In Roman times, the Porta Nigra was part of a system of four city gates, one of which stood at each side of the roughly rectangular Roman city.

  • Porta Nigra — Hmn.wiki

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    Porta Nigra ( Latince için siyah kapısı ) bir büyük Roma şehir kapısı içinde Trier , Almanya . ... Yerliler yaygın basitçe Porta Nigra bakın Porta .

  • Porta Nigra, Trier

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    Though the plaza is busy, the inside of the Porta Nigra is not. There are four levels accessed by a spiral staircase only (no elevator).

  • Porta Nigra - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

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    Generally, however, the Porta Nigra is still in remarkable condition. The Porta Nigra, including the upper floors, is open to visitors.

  • Kaiserschnitt | PORTA NIGRA

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    CD version (Digibook CD limited to 500 copies) available here : www.debemur-morti.com/en/porta-nigra/466-porta-nigra-kaiserschnitt-digibook-cd.html.

  • Porta Nigra in Trier | Reinis Fischer

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    Locals commonly refer to the Porta Nigra simply as Porta. The Porta Nigra was built in grey sandstone between 186 and 200 AD.