Rock-cut architecture of the Zelve Open-Air Museum

Abstract

The remains of Zelve from an important settlement and religious area between the 9th and 13th centuries for Christians who moved to the area during the Persian and Arab invasions are spread out over three valleys, of which two are connected by a tunnel. The area contains innumerable rooms and passages which also house many pointed fairy chimneys with large stems.

135 film (36×24 mm)