Archaeological work at the ancient city of Hierapolis, located on a fault line, is being carried out under challenging natural conditions including gas leaks and travertine formations. Italian excavation director Prof. Grazia Semeraro says that this time they want to transform the 'nymphaeum' (monumental fountain) into an open-air museum.
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Archaeological work at the ancient city of Hierapolis, located on a fault line, is being carried out under challenging natural conditions including gas leaks and travertine formations. Italian excavation director Prof. Grazia Semeraro says that this time they want to transform the 'nymphaeum' (monumental fountain) into an open-air museum.