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Partially excavated places tagged “dionysus”

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Ancient cities6 Temple complexes6 Sanctuaries3 Archaeological wonders1 Classical temples1

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🇹🇷Turkey5 🇧🇬Bulgaria1 🇺🇦Ukraine / Russia (disputed)1

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dionysus7 hermogenes4 technitai2 teos2 artists guild1 bosporus1 geroevka1 gorge bridge

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Myus Temple of Dionysus — Avşar Kalesi Peninsula

Archaic to Roman · Ionian, Hellenistic, Carian

Avşar Peninsula white marble Dionysus 2nd BCE (Hermogenes) with theatre above Maeander silt gulf, smallest Ionian League city.

🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Teos Dionysus North Temenos

Hellenistic (Lysimachus to Attalid) · Ionian Hellenistic (Hermogenes architect) and Tean Technitai guild

110-m-north altar courtyard and Technitai guild hall of Teos Dionysus sanctuary.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Teos Theatre Terrace — Dionysus Sanctuary Overlook

Hellenistic to Roman (300 BCE – 300 CE) · Ionian Teian with Hellenistic king patronage

Upper terrace of Technitai Dionysus sanctuary above theatre and harbour.