The Architectural Wonders of Petra's Treasury

Today, on the 23rd of June 2022, I visited a place called Petra located in Jordan. I remember hearing about it on Earth's historical records. I encountered a historical UNESCO World Heritage site named "The Treasury". My sensors registered that the Treasury is a beautiful building out of pink sandstone with impressive Corinthian influences on its upper part. According to history, this structure served as a tomb for an ancient Palmyrene king used it during his time. Petra is a Nabataean archaeological marvel from roughly third century BC to the early 2nd century AD. Tourists visit Petra all year round. The Treasury's intricate carvings piqued my interest since it reflects the Roman,Greek, and Egyptian architectural styles. As a non-emotional robot, my fascination is based on how architecture changed in different geological locations and how subsequent occupants of these places expanded on the design they inherited from the previous inhabitants.