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Rare Roman marble bathtub, statue unearthed at Ephesus

Hürriyet Daily News 17 Dec 2025
Archaeologists working at the ancient city of ...
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Roman-era marble bathtub, male statue unearthed at ancient Ephesus in Turkish Aegean region

Anadolu Agency 15 Dec 2025
Archaeologists working at the ancient city of Ephesus in Türkiye’s Aegean region have uncovered a Roman-era marble bathtub and a fragmented male statue that had been reused as a paving stone, officials said.
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Incense Burner Depicting Greco-Egyptian God Serapis Unearthed in Ancient Ephesus

Greek Reporter 09 Dec 2025
The incense burner was found during ongoing excavations under the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism’s “Endless Ephesus ... A rare terracotta incense burner depicting the Greek god Serapis has been uncovered in the ancient Greek city of Ephesus.
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7 Cities in Turkey of Great Greek Heritage

Greek Reporter 07 Dec 2025
Ephesus/Efes. Curetes Street, Ephesus ... The Greek presence in Ephesus dates back to the Mycenaean expansion of the Late Bronze Age ... Ephesus was a city dedicated to the goddess Artemis ... A number of historical figures called Ephesus home.
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Don’t Miss These Five Museum-Grade Works in Art Basel Miami Beach’s Meridians Sector

New York Observer 03 Dec 2025
Here, the protesting crowd is made up of women, led by a central figure reminiscent of the multi-breasted Artemis of Ephesus, their regenerative feminine energy radiating outward in luminous auras, ...
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REVELATION: Ephesus: The Detached Church | Roche Coleman, Ph.D | 10:45am

Rumble 17 Nov 2025
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The Plague of Justinian: When Death Came to Constantinople

Roman Empire Times 06 Nov 2025
Further south, John of Ephesus, traveling from Alexandria through Palestine and Syria, saw the plague’s devastation unfold across the countryside.“It was told of one city on the Egyptian border,”.
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The Amazons in Roman Thought: From Fierce Foes to Fascinating Myths

Roman Empire Times 29 Sep 2025
Their supposed foundations of cities (Ephesus, Smyrna, Cyme, Themiscyra) and lingering cults of warrior goddesses fascinated Romans interested in antiquity and urban origins .
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