Roman Wine Production Center Discovered in Turkey - Archaeology Magazine

Roman Wine Production Center Discovered in Turkey - Archaeology Magazine

ADIYAMAN, TURKEY—A settlement dated to the fourth century A.D. has been discovered in southeastern Turkey, according to an Anadolu Agency report. The 37-acre site is located near Kahta Castle, a fortress constructed by the Kingdom of Commagene in the third century B.C. and occupied by the Romans in the first or second century A.D. Archaeologists from the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism think the settlement may have been linked to the cas…