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Tomb Unearthed at Theater Site in Northwestern Turkey - Archaeology Magazine
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An unusual archaeological discovery has come to light in the ancient city of Apollonia on the Ryndakos, in present-day Bursa, Turkey, where archaeologists have identified a 1st century AD tomb with cremated human remains, inside an ancient theater.
An unusual tomb, dating back to the 1st century AD, has been discovered by archaeologists in the ancient theater of Apollonia at Rindako, in the Bursa province of Turkey. The location of the tomb within the theater raises questions among researchers, who are considering whether it is associated with a sacred or heroic figure. The discovery was made during excavations at the ancient theater of Apollonia at Rindako, in the present-day Gülyazi dist…
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