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The magnificent fountain once flowed with drinkable water 2,000 years ago and archaeologists have restored the structure to its original beauty using 150 original stones found in the ruins of the city. ....
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âTurkeyâs Colosseumâ unearthed in remote fig orchard Nick Squires Save Share Rome | A Roman amphitheatre that would have hosted gladiator contests has been discovered in Turkey after lying hidden for centuries. The arena, which could seat around 20,000 spectators, was found near the ancient city of Mastaura in the western province of Aydin, inland from the Aegean coast. The stone arches that formed the outer walls of the amphitheatre are visible but most of the structure is buried under centuries of soil deposits. It is believed to have been constructed 1800 years ago and would have hosted gladiatorial contests as well as fights involving wild animals. ....
Huge amphitheatre for gladiator fights dubbed Turkey s Colosseum unearthed in remote fig orchard The site dates to around 200AD when the Roman Empire was ruled by the Severan dynasty The amphitheatre was partly buried and hidden by groves of olive and fig trees A Roman amphitheatre which would have hosted gladiator contests has been discovered in Turkey after lying hidden for centuries. The huge site, similar in structure to the Colosseum in Rome, remained undetected because it is mostly buried underground. The arena, which could seat around 20,000 spectators, was found near the ancient city of Mastaura in the western province of Aydin, inland from the Aegean coast. ....