Aydın Archeology Museum Director Abdülbari Yıldız

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Early Roman Aqueduct Discovered in Turkey’s Aydın Province

27 May 2021

In the Kuşadasi region of western Turkey’s Aydin, archaeologists and scholars unearthed an approximately 2,000-year-old ancient Roman aqueduct. Experts believe...

Early Roman Aqueduct Discovered in Turkey’s Aydın Province

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