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Partially excavated places tagged “hadrianic”

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Temple complexes3 Ancient cities2 Agoras1 Classical temples1 Hydraulic works1

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🇹🇷Turkey3

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hadrianic3 aegean port1 agora1 corinthian1 earthquake archaeology1 euromos1 milas1 notion

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Notion Apollo South Agora

Archaic to Roman Imperial · Aeolian then Ionian (Notion as Colophon port)

South agora with bouleuterion and Hadrianic nymphaeum below Notion Apollo temple over Aegean.

🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Euromos Zeus Lepsynos — Milas Plain Corinthian Sanctuary

Hellenistic to Roman Hadrianic (200 BCE – 200 CE) · Karian to Roman Asia Euromian

Best-preserved Corinthian Zeus temple 6×11 with 17 standing columns at Milas plain.