Roman ruins palmyra in present-day syria. According ti legend, palmyra was founded by king solomon of israel. It became a major roman city-state in the first century AD.

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Paxton Small

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2 May, 14:20

Roman ruins palmyra in present-day syria. According ti legend, palmyra was founded by king solomon of israel. It became a major roman city-state in the first century AD.

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Hadley Irwin · Answer 1

Answer: An ancient gem that was unfortunately destroyed.

Explanation:

The city belonged to the Romans during the time of Emperor Tiberius. In ancient Peru, the city was a significant trade route in this part of the world. After the Romans entered the city, they will experience a great boom. The rulers of Palmyra recognized the supreme Roman rule.

In the ancient period, the town was of great importance. Palmyra was an oasis in the middle of the desert, surrounded by palm trees, providing shelter to traders as well as passersby. Palmyra was also a cultural temple, with a large theater where many cultural events were held. This ancient jewel was unfortunately destroyed during the ongoing war in Syria.