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Ephesus Tetragonas Agora Ephesus Tetragonas Agora was another important marketplace in Ephesus, located to the south of the State Agora. Its name, “Tetragonas,” refers to its square shape. The Tetragonas Agora was surrounded by colonnades

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Ephesus Celsus Library Ephesus Celsus Library. The Library of Celsus is perhaps the most iconic structure in Ephesus. Built in the 2nd century AD, it was a monumental library and mausoleum dedicated to Gaius Julius

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Ephesus Curetes Street Ephesus Curetes Street was one of the main thoroughfares in ancient Ephesus, connecting important sites such as the Celsus Library and the State Agora. Lined with impressive columns and adorned with statues,

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The Temple of Domitian in Ephesus was the FIRST temple erected in the name of the Roman emperors in the city! It is located in Domitian Square

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Ephesus Prytaneion Ephesus Prytaneion was a significant religious and administrative building in Ephesus, located near the center of the city. It served as the official residence of the city’s magistrates and was also a place

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Ephesus State Agora was a large open square or marketplace that served as the political and economic heart of the city.

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Ephesus Bouleuterion Ephesus Bouleuterion was a significant civic building, also known as the Council House. It served as the meeting place for the city’s Boule, or council, which was responsible for making decisions and governing

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Ephesus Ancient Greek City Ephesus ancient Greek city located on the western coast of modern-day Turkey. It was one of the most prominent and important cities in the ancient world, known for its rich history,

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