Difference between revisions of "Roman Theatre of Aphrodisias [Aphrodisias] (Q19275)"

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Latest revision as of 12:54, 11 September 2025

theatre building, Turkey

Roman Theatre of Aphrodisias

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English	Roman Theatre of Aphrodisias [Aphrodisias]	theatre building, Turkey	Roman Theatre of Aphrodisias

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37°42'26.280"N, 28°43'29.640"E

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37°42'25.740"N, 28°43'30.652"E

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Ancient Roman theatre, opened 27 BC. (English)

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CARTHALIA

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Aphrodisias (modern Geyre, Turkey). Cavea width: 90 m, orchestra width: 25 m; East facing; seating capacity: 8000. ca. 39-27 BCE., Roman modifications: 27 BCE - 64 CE, and in late 2nd cent. and 4th cent. CE. (English)

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