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Ephesus&Pamukkale Excursion from Fethiye -Hisaronu-Oludeniz
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15/09/2024

ST philip church

15/09/2024

Tlos ancient city roman bath and Akropolis

14/09/2024

Pamukkale Hierapolis roman bath

12/09/2024

Laodikeia ancient city

11/09/2024

Library of Celcus.. good night dear friends. Have a peaceful night

11/09/2024

EPHESUS CONCERTS: Concerts play an important role for attracting tourists to the site. Even today great theatre,

Celsus Library and Odeon in Ephesus are used for concerts. Periodically classical music

concerts are arranged. But many celebrities came to Ephesus for concerts such as;

Luciano Pavarotti (August, 2009)

Sting (July 2, 1993)

Elton John (July 17, 2001)

Julia Iglesias

Ray Charles (July 07, 1987)

Joan Baez (July 17, 1988 – 23 June 1989)

Jose Carreras (July, 2002)

Christ De Burg (July 15, 1992)

Bryan Adams

Diana Ross

Jethro Tull (July 15, 1991)

Christian Larde (June 24, 1989)

Cecilia Gasdia (July 10, 1998)

Aziza Mustaphazadeh

Nikki Yanofsky (2009)

09/09/2024

DAİLY LIFE IN EPHESUS: People in Ephesus had Greek and Roman cultures and the lifestyles. They had to wear “white colored toga”, a sort of dress when they were adolescent in Roman time. In Greek period they had different type of dresses similar with toga. The age of puberty was 14 for boys, 12 for girls.

Ephesians had sundials and also water clocks in rainy and foggy days to understand the time of the day. Having such a clock at home was a sign of the wealth of family among Ephesians. In Ephesus Museum you can see nice examples of sundials. Mostly people got up at sunrise in Greek and Roman time but Roman city life was more colorful than Greeks because of their festivals.

Greek girls’ education was not really considered but boys were sent to the gymnasium at the age of seven to learn music and how to read and write. In Roman time both girls and boys attended primary school together at the age of seven. At the gymnasiums, the students used to study history, music, logic, astronomy, Greek language, poetry, units of measurement, philosophy, mathematics, mythology, etc. Reading and writing were learned by numerous people in Roman times. If the child was born as disabled, the father could reject him or her. In this case, the baby was either sold or left in the agora. In later centuries due to poverty, it became common and legal to sell newborn children.

Greeks and Romans have the same sort of calculation. Daily selling and buying were basically conducted by counting on their fingers but for the calculation of big numbers over thousands they were showing a specific organ with their fingers and each organ had a certain number meaning.

They had a tradition to sacrifice animals for their gods and goddesses during daily ceremonies, festivals, celebrations etc. The life of people in ancient times was connected with God and Goddesses and almost each ancient city had a cult center dedicated to one of the god or goddess. InEphesus, they had the temple for their Goddess Artemis.

09/09/2024

Pamukkale sunset .. have a peaceful evening my dear friends

09/09/2024

Pamukkale Hierapolis gymnasium

02/09/2024

Phaselis ancient city harbour street. BC 334's winter Alexander the great stayed in phaselis . He stayed in phaselis 3 months. The people of phaselis had bad reputation about their honousty in trade.

01/09/2024

Myra rock carved tombs. The city where father Christmas lives

01/09/2024

Magnesia stadium 1990s ,and present... The capacity is 30000 . Magnesia is located aydın ortaklar.

31/08/2024

Limyra

31/08/2024

Aphrodisias

31/08/2024

Pergamon hellenistic theatre and Acropolis

31/08/2024

Aphrodisias sebasteion temple

31/08/2024

Arykanda theatre. Arykanda is located on the top of Ta**us mountains, western Antalya Finike region.it's a lycian City

31/08/2024

Kibyra stadium. Kibyra was known as gladiators city.

30/08/2024

Pamukkale Hierapolis frontinus street overview

29/08/2024

Pamukkale calcium pools(2017)

28/08/2024

Pamukkale 1940 photo was taken by nicholas artamanoff.this place revived again thanks to hot water and calcium

28/08/2024

Hippocampos .( The beatiful sample in Pamukkale )in Greek mythology, hippocampi were sea monsters, similar to aquatic horses: with the head and front legs of a horse but the winding tail of a fish or dolphin. Poseidon, God of the Sea, was carried across the oceans in a chariot pulled by hippocampi, who sometimes took him out of the water.

28/08/2024

Medusa heads on sarcophagus in Pamukkale Hierapolis museum

26/08/2024

The Fontana di Sagalassos is an ancient Roman fountain located in the archaeological site of Sagalassos, Turkey.

Built during the 2nd century CE, this monumental fountain once served as a central water source and gathering place for the city’s inhabitants.

The fountain is adorned with intricate carvings and statues, including a representation of the god Dionysus, reflecting the artistic and cultural richness of the Roman period.

After centuries of being buried under debris from earthquakes, it has been partially restored, allowing visitors to admire its grandeur and the advanced engineering of ancient Roman waterworks.

26/08/2024

Hierapolis theatre

26/08/2024

Such a great and emotional 2 days with great people.

25/08/2024

The library of Celcus. Sophia statue which means wisdom

24/08/2024

Background photo of library of Celcus

22/08/2024

imagination drawing of Constantinopolis (İstanbul)

22/08/2024

Celtic warrior killed his wife and suiciding after a big defeat against the pergamons..

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