Ingang tot een kelder van de Thermes du Sud te Timgad Possibly 1927

This black and white photograph by A.G.A. van Eelde, taken sometime around 1927, captures the entrance to a cellar of the Thermes du Sud in Timgad, Algeria. The image showcases the crumbling remains of ancient Roman architecture, revealing the passage of time and the lasting impact of the Roman Empire. The photograph, likely taken during an archaeological expedition, offers a glimpse into the past, preserving the architectural details and the historical significance of this once bustling Roman bath complex.