Pyramid of Cestius

One of the most well preserved Pyramids from the ancient world. You can find it in Rome.

Dimentions height: 3688 cm
Completed 12 BCE
Architect Gaius Cestius
Location 6430
movements Ancient Rome
subjects Pyramid

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