From Lake Gygaia to Alaşehir Theater and Saruhanlı Olive Groves
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Place, time and memory in one narrative.
Linking Gölmarmara's Lake Gygaia with Alaşehir's 10,000-seat Roman theater and Saruhanlı's 500-year-old stone olive presses, Manisa created a pinnacle of heritage.
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Long-form story · Table and production · Culture and memory · A link to today · deniz-doga
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Periods
- Ionia & Aeolis
- Roman era
- Ottoman era
- The Aegean today