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Chauchilla Cemetary

On to Canakkale: Visit Pergamum, Asklepion, and Troy. Pergamum: This city became a major Roman settlement, although the Romans did not like the location, as it was too far from the water. One of the longest aqueducts in the world provided water to Pergamum, one of the earliest planned cities. Asklepion: The Asclepion of Pergamum was among the world's earliest and greatest medical centers. Here the great physician Galen laid down the basic rules for doctors. Troy: The history of Troy runs from around 4000 BC until about 300 AD, and is immortalized in Homer's Iliad. The city was discovered in 1871 by Heinrich Schilemann.

Italy travel: Rome, Trevi Fountain details. "Trevi" means three roads (tre vie), and this fountain at the junction of three roads marked the end of one of the great Roman aqueducts. Trevi could mean three rivers to account for the volume of water! Video of lots of tourists. Then, our Perillo Tours Familia continues our walk to the Parthenon. Huge columns outside, supporting all of the Pantheon. (You can view this video, and other travel videos in full-size and near-DVD quality, travel stills and more at www.jpmeyer.com). Italy travel tours with Perillo Tours, www.PerilloTours.com Real People having Real Fun!