Anchor: The marble-paved Street of the Curetes, stone rutted by ancient cart wheels, leads through the Gate of Hercules to the remarkable Temple of Hadrian, with an arched doorway capped by the head of Tyche, goddess of fortune.
Entailed: The wheels of ancient carts dug ruts in the stone of the Street of the Curetes.
Contradiction: The smooth stone paving of the Street of the Curetes is still in immaculate condition, despite its age.
Contradiction: People riding horses.
Contradiction: A woman is holding a baby
Contradiction: Everyone took the bet. 
Contradiction: Hello, it's me, Benjamin Franklin.