Ruins of Angkor

Much architecture has been turned into rubble.

Youngsters surf the Internet near the ruined Darul Aman Palace.

And perhaps 80 of them died in the ruins of the city.

Loropéni is a market town in southern Burkina Faso, lying west of Gaoua.

The ruins of Persepolis and Pasargadae, two of the four capitals of the Achaemenid Empire, are located in or near Shiraz.

In November 2012, Global Voices Online ran a post entitled Homs, A Revolutionary Syrian City in Ruins.

Big buildings or modern malls do not impress me. Show me some ruins or an old church, and darling, I'm yours.

He recounted entering the still smoldering ruins of the mall last week and seeing bodies hanging from hooks.

Shell jewellery is found at almost all archaeological sites, including at ancient Aztec ruins, digs in ancient China, and the Indus Valley.

The Kibbutz was surrounded by cactuses, and there were also ruins. Ruins of the ancient Palestinian village that was here, long before Israel was created and Palestinians were expelled.

He was the first to penetrate into the second pyramid of Giza, and the first European in modern times to visit the oasis of Bahariya.

Bangladesh Unlocked exposes another of the country's ancient secrets the ruins of 6th and 7th century CE beneath the grounds of Vikrampur city (present day Munshiganj).

After exploring recently abandoned buildings, I felt that everything could fall into ruins very fast your home, your office, a shopping mall, a church any man made structures around you.

On July 4, Pedro Astete, director of national archaeological park of Machu Picchu, reported the finding of two new rock paintings, close to the ruins of the most famous Inca city in the world

BRUSSELS As Europe picks over the ruins of the mega merger that would have created a world beating new aerospace and defense giant, questions are being asked about the inglorious role that the European Union played in the fiasco.

However, some scholars believe the name may have originally been ( Ruins of Wu ) from Meicun's role as the original capital of the region or from a Chinese transcription of an indigenous Baiyue name honoring a bird deity.

The remains of what was once the largest slave trade port in the Americas came to the surface in 2011 after almost 200 years buried, when construction work on Rio de Janeiro's port area began as part of the city's preparations ahead of the Olympic Games it would host five years later.