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Temple complexes tagged “attalid”

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Aigai Temple of Athena — Manisa Yunt Dağ

Archaic to Roman · Aiolian Greek, Hellenistic Attalid

Yunt Dağ 400-m Aiolian Athena 300 BCE terrace with 3-storey stoa and agora, 12 Aiolian League wool city.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Pergamon Acropolis

Hellenistic to Roman 283 BCE–3rd c. CE · Greek (Attalid) and Roman

Attalid citadel with world's steepest theater and Altar of Zeus frieze.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Pergamon Trajan Temple — Upper Acropolis Traianeum Sanctuary

Hellenistic Attalid to Roman Hadrianic (300 BCE – 130 CE) · Attalid Pergamene to Roman Asia provincial

Upper terrace Trajan–Hadrian Corinthian sanctuary behind Zeus altar.