US EditionMassive Marble Marketplace Unearthed in Ancient Greek City of Asia Minor
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Massive Marble Marketplace Unearthed in Ancient Greek City of Asia Minor
Turkish archaeologists have unearthed a vast, beautifully preserved marble-paved square in the ancient city of Magnesia ad Maeandrum, revealing what is now confirmed as the largest known marketplace (agora) of the city—spanning a staggering 25,000 square meters.An Ancient City at the Crossroads of CivilizationsFounded by settlers from Thessalian Magnesia and Crete in the 10th century BCE, Magnesia was strategically located near the cities of Pri…
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