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Volubilis was first occupied by the Romans in the 3rd century BC. The fertile lands around Volubilis were used to raise grain which was exported to Rome. After the fall of the Roman empire, Volubilis continued to be inhabited until about the 18th century. The ruins of Volubilis are some of the best preserved of Roman ruins in northern Africa. Larger versions of these photos of Volubilis in Morocco can be viewed by using a mouse rollover, clicking an image, or using the Slideshow below. The following link can be used to add this page to your favorites. Looking for landscapes from a particular place? Check here:

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photo of a mosaic floor in the Volubilis Roman ruins in Morocco
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The Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco.



photos of steps and stone pillars in Volubilis in Morocco
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The Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco.



photo of stone pillars in the Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco
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The Roman town of Volubilis was established in Morocco in the third century BC.



photo of arched doorways in Volubilis
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The Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco were occupied until the 18th century.



photo of a large stone arch in Volubilis
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The Roman ruins of Volubilis are a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Morocco.



photo of stone pillars in Volubilis
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These are the Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco.



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