Archaeologists unearthed the head of a Greek statue, likely depicting the goddess Hygieia, in the ancient city of Laodicea, Turkey. Dating back over two millennia, the find illuminates the city's historical significance as a center for healing and culture. Laodicea boasted grand structures and likely housed a medical school. The discovery adds to a series of significant archaeological finds, shedding light on ancient Greek civilization and its enduring legacy in shaping our understanding of the past.
In the past 21 years, over 5,000 artifacts have been recovered that represent different periods along with the life and culture of the ancient city of.
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