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Ephesus ancient city open-air museum. Ephesus is one of the largest Roman archaeological sites in the eastern Mediterranean. Ancient Roman latrines. Izmir,TURKEY. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLatrine ruins in the ancient city of Ephesus, Selcuk, Izmir, Turkey. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe well-preserved remains of an ancient Roman public bathroom with travertine seats and toilet drains, under the seats, the drains were constantly cleaned by a path of rough water, OstiaAntica Royalty-Free Stock PhotoOutdoor latrine in rural uganda with hand washing station Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA pit latrine in an African farm in Machakos County, Nairobi Royalty-Free Stock PhotoScenic ruins of the latrines of Ephesus (Efes). Awesome view of public municipal toilets of the ancient Greek city at Izmir Province, Turkey. Ephesus is a popular tourist attraction in Turkey. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoNew open wooden outdoor toilet, outhouse in forest in beskids mountains. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoWooden toilet in the forest / pine grove. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoAn unfinished pit latrine that was built by a rural community in Kenya, Africa Royalty-Free Stock PhotoPrimitive outdoor wooden toilet with an open door Royalty-Free Stock Photobeautiful wooden professionally repaired outhouse in a green forest serves as a toilet in nature Royalty-Free Stock PhotoGreen timber frame outhouse with heart shape hole in door. Rustic wooden latrine among green vegetation. Dry outside toilet close to non blooming rhododendron bush. Green wood jakes hided among bushes Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRow of dark grey portable toilets. Outdoors shot Royalty-Free Stock PhotoAncient Gymnasium Sardis latrines, Ancient City Capital in Lydia, Turkey. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoChrysomya megacephala, better known as the oriental latrine fly or oriental blue fly, is a member of the Calliphoridae family. It is a warm weather fly with a turquoise metallic box-like body. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoOld wooden toilet in the countryside, poverty concept. High quality photo Royalty-Free Stock PhotoOstia antica in Rome, Italy. Roman public latrine found in the excavations of Ostia Antica; unlike modern installations, the Romans saw no need to provide privacy for individual users. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA pit latrine built around a thorny hedge for protection in rural Kenya. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoPortable wc. Public mobile toilet in the street. Transportable latrine Royalty-Free Stock Photo
Metallic, large-eyed, latrine inhabitant fly. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoClose up of Oriental Latrine Fly or Oriental Blue Fly (Chrysomya megacephala) Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLatrines at the Cyclops Baths. Roman City of Dougga, Tunisia. Royalty-Free Stock Phototoilet with a window in an old stone castle Royalty-Free Stock PhotoAn oriental latrine fly, Chrysomya megacephala, resting of a leaf. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoUnhealthy and unhygienic toilet system for the poor people of Bangladesh. World toilet day. Bangladesh poor family. Undevelopment concept. Family. Morbid. Insanitary. Noxious. Poorly. Toilet. Dirty. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoScenic ruins of the latrines of Ephesus (Efes). Awesome view of public municipal toilets of the ancient Greek city at Izmir Province, Turkey. Ephesus is a popular tourist attraction in Turkey. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoMedieval toilets in the castle. Krakow toilets on the walls of the royal Castle Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLatrines at the Cyclops Baths. Roman City of Dougga, Tunisia. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLatrines of Merida Roman theatre. One of the largest and most extensive archaeological sites in Europe. Extremadura, Spain Royalty-Free Stock Photointerior of an old wooden outhouse Royalty-Free Stock Photo
