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Historical topography of Ephesos. Geographical data from P. Scherrer (ed.), Ephesos, The New Guide, Selçuk, 2000. 1. Artemision; 2. “Tribune” near the Artemision; 3. Port of Koressos; 4. Rock Sanctuary of the Great Mother - Cybele; 5. Byzantine aqueduct; 6. Archaic rampart (Coressos); 7. Stoa of Damianus; 8. Necropolis of the Seven Sleepers; 9. Armenian Shrine; 10. Gate of Magnesia; 11. Hellenistic rampart; 12. Old gymnasium; 13. Basilica east of the gymnasium; 14. “Tomb of Saint Luke”; 15. Fountain; 16. Civic Agora Baths; 17. Fountain; 18. “Civic Agora”; 19. South colonnade of the “Civic Agora” and Doric door; 20. Temple of the Civic Agora; 21. Stoa basilica; 22. Odeon / Bouleuterion; 23. Temenos at the double monument; 24. Prytaneum; 25. Banquet house near the Prytanée; 26. Cathodos of the Prytanée with base; 27. Chalcidicium; 28. Monument of Pollio and Fountain of Domitian; 29. Hydrecdocheion of Laecanius Bassus; 30. Temple of Domitian; 31. Monument niche; 32. Monument of Memmius; 33. Hydrion; 34. Round monument; 35. Gate of Hercules; 36. Rue des Courètes (Embolos); 37. Gate of Trajan; 38. Nymphaeum of Trajan; 39. Thermal baths street; 40. Temple of Hadrian (Embolos); 41. Bath of Varius / Baths of Scholasticia; 42. Rue de l'Académie; 43. Latrine and “House of Pleasures”; 44. Stoa of the Alytarchs; 45. Hellenistic well; 46. Hexagon / nymphaeum; 47. Octagon; 48. Heroon of Androclos; 49. Hadrian's Gate; 50. Terraced Houses 1 (Hanghaus 1); 51. Terraced Houses 2 (Hanghaus 2); 52. Foundations of an altar; 53. Hellenistic peristyle house; 54. Door known as the “tube” (?); 55. Library of Celsus; 56. South Gate of the Agora; 57. Tomb of the rhetorician Dionysios; 58. Brick Vault (Embolos); 59. Circular Fountain Monument; 60. Marble Street; 61. Agora Tétragone (Market); 62. Hall of Nero; 63. West Gate of the Agora; 64. North Gate of the Agora; 65. West Street; 66. Gate to the Medusa; 67. Temple (Serapeion); 70. Royal monument (on the Bülbüldağ); 71. Cave of Saint Paul; 72. Theater square with fountain; 73. Eastern gate of the Arkadianè; 74. Western Hellenistic House; 75. Theatre; 76. Byzantine House (Panayırdağ); 77. Byzantine enclosure; 78. Theater Street (Plateia in Coressus); 79. Theater gymnasium; 80. Monument to apse; 81. Byzantine Palace; 82. Arkadiane; 83. Arkadianè and adjacent colonnade; 84. Monument to the four columns; 85. Church south of Arkadianè; 86. Exedra; 87. Port Intermediate Gate; 88. Port South Gate; 89. Port North Gate; 90. Port Market; 91. Atrium Thermarum; 92. Port Baths; 93. Port Gymnasium; 94. Xystoi / Halls of Verulanus; 95. Church of the Virgin Mary; 96. Baptistry of the Church of the Virgin; 97. Episkopeion of the Church of the Virgin; 98. Olympiaion; 99. Acropolis; 100. Macellum; 101. Byzantine well; 102. Late antique peristyle house; Hellenistic enclosure; 103. Cave temple; 104. Stadium; 105. Stadium Church; 106. Gymnasium of Vedius; 107. Gate of Coressos; 110. Route south from Porte de Magnesia; 115. Upper entrance to Ephesus; 116. Lower entrance to Ephesus; 151. Citadel of St. John/Ayasoluk; 152. Basilica of Saint John the Theologian; 153. Mycenaean tomb; 154. Classical tomb; 155. Prehistoric settlement area; 156. Byzantine aqueduct; 157. Gate of Persecutions; 170. İsa Bey Mosque; 171. Isa Bey Hamam (Hamam II); 173. Hamam III. |
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