The illustration depicts a desert landscape with a large, ancient stone structure carved into the face of a mountain on the left. The structure is white and features multiple columns and arches. It has several openings, including doorways and windows. In the foreground, there are people and camels. The people wear long, dark clothing and head coverings. The surrounding landscape is arid, with sparse vegetation and rocky terrain. In the background, there are more mountains and a cloudy sky. The overall atmosphere suggests a daytime setting with overcast conditions. The scene is titled "Petra, Eastern End of the Valley" and is attributed to David Roberts.
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