Ruins of a temple, at
Ruins of a temple, at the archeological site of Aphrodisius of Caria, in the Meander Valley, in Turkey. The site was an important part of Caria. The city, dedicated to Aphrodite, was already inhabited in the third millennium B.C.. During the Roman era the city enjoyed marked prosperity under the Emperors Marcus Antony and Tiberius
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10490576
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44337011
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3036px x 1984px
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Credit
Alinari Archives, Florence / Mary Evans
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Source
Aphrodisias of Caria, archeological site, Turkey,
Date
III sec. a.C
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