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Three massive ancient brick and stone vaulted arches rising into the sky.
'Üç Gözler' 2nd-Century Roman Vaulted Gymnasion Arches at Tralleis, Efeler, Aydın

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Hellenistic eraCulture and memory

From Tralleis Üç Gözler to Seikilos Epitaph and Nysa Canyon Aqueducts

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Linking Tralleis's 'Üç Gözler' Gymnasion with the Seikilos Epitaph (humanity's oldest complete song) and Nysa's 100-meter canyon water tunnel, Aydın forged a pinnacle of music, art, and engineering.

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Long-form story · Culture and memory · A link to today · deniz-doga

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  • Hellenistic era
  • Roman era
  • Eastern Roman era
  • The Aegean today

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