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Partially excavated places tagged “artemis”

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Temple complexes6 Ancient cities4 Sanctuaries2 Archaeological wonders1 Classical temples1

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🇹🇷Turkey6

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Amyzon Temple of Artemis — Mazınkale Acropolis

Hellenistic · Carian, Chrysaoric League

450-m Mazınkale Artemis mountain sanctuary with 200+ votives and Chrysaoric League epigraphy wall, 3rd BCE.

🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Magnesia Artemis West Precinct

Hellenistic · Ionian Hellenistic (Hermogenes) under Seleucid then Pergamene patronage

180-m west temenos and agora stoa linking Hermogenes 8×15 pseudodipteral Artemision to Maeander port.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Magnesia Stadium-Gymnasium — Artemis Leukophryene Athletic Annex

Hellenistic to Roman (220 BCE – 300 CE) · Ionian Magnesians under Hermogenes

190 m stadium and palaestra 500 m east of Leukophryene Artemis temple.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Ephesus and Temple of Artemis

Archaeic Greek to Roman Imperial 10th c. BCE–3rd c. CE, Artemision 550 BCE · Greek Ionian then Roman

Roman Asian capital with Artemis Wonder remnant and Library of Celsus.