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Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Map 7: Philadelphia

 Urban Plan of Ancient City of Philadelphia
















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Map 8: Laodicea

 Urban Plan of Ancient City of Laodicea











Based on the latest discoveries by Pamukkale University, University of Venice and Denizli University. 

  • 1). Ephesus Gate
  • 2). Hierapolis Gate
  • 3). Syrian Gate and Byzantine Nymphaeum
  • 4). Stadium
  • 5). Gymnasium/Bath complex
  • 6). Civic agora
  • 7). Bouleuterion
  • 8). Ephesus Porticos
  • 9). N. Theater
  • 10). W. Theater
  • 11). Monumental passage
  • 12). Roman Bridge on Ephesian Street
  • 13). Water Tower I
  • 14). East Baths
  • 15). West Baths
  • 16). Central Baths
  • 17). Caracalla Nymphaeum
  • 18). Temple A
  • 19). North Church
  • 20). SW Church
  • 21). NW Church
  • 22). Aphrodisian Gate
  • 23). W agora, Temple and W. Nymphaeum
  • 24). Water Tower II
  • 25). Central agora
  • 26). Byzantine walls
  • 27). Nymphaeum A
  • 28). Roman villa
  • 29). N. Workshop
  • 30). SW Temple
  • 31). Round Pytaneion
  • 32). NW Byzantine Gate
  • 33). S. Nymphaeum
  • 34). Laodicea Church
  • 35). Nymphaeum B, latrine and water storage
  • 36). Stadium Church; 37). E. Byzantine Nymphaeum
  • 38). House A and street water distribution center
  • 39). Asopos I–II
  • 40). North state agora

Map of the modern area around Laodicea 
















It indicates the location of ancient sites, the location of the existing and proposed aqueduct, and the thermal and cold springs. 

© 2020 Dr. David E. Graves 

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Map 4. Pergamum

 Plan of Ancient Pergamum Asclepeion

The Sanctuary of Asclepios Soter (lower tall)













  • 1). Small theater
  • 2). North Stoa
  • 3). Small Library
  • 4). Via Tecta, Colonnaded Sacred Way leading to the Acropolis
  • 5). Propylaeum and Forecourt
  • 6). Cult niche
  • 7). Temple of Asclepius
  • 8). Treatment center
  • 9). Cryptopoticus, a vaulted underground tunnel
  • 10). South Stoa
  • 11). Latrines
  • 12). Southwest Hall
  • 13). West Stoa
  • 14). Hellenistic temple and Sacred Spring
  • 15 & 16). Incubation complex
  • 17). Pool
  • 18). Peristyle House

The Upper Tall

A model of the acropolis of the ancient Greek city of Pergamum, showing the situation in the second cent AD, by Hans Schleif (1902–1945). 

Wladyslaw Sojka Wikimedia Commons labelled by Dr. David E. Graves
  • 1). Theater
  • 2). Trajaneium
  • 3). Arsenal Terrance
  • 4). Barraks
  • 5). Palace
  • 6). Citadel Gate
  • 7). Heroon
  • 8). Library
  • 9). Athena Temple
  • 10). Altar of Zeus
  • 11). Upper agora
  • 12). Dionysius Temple
  • 13). Stoa Terrace

© 2020 Dr. David E. Graves 

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Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Figure 141

© 2017, David E. Graves, ECM
Map of the modern area around Laodicea, indicating the location of the archaeological sites, and the thermal and cold springs.

Figure 137

© 2017, David E. Graves, ECM
Urban plan of the city of Laodicea according to the latest discoveries by Pamukkale University, University of Venice and Denizli University. 1). Ephesus Gate; 2). Hierapolis Gate; 3). Syrian Gate and Byzantine Nymphaeum; 4). Stadium; 5). Gymnasium/Bath complex; 6). Civic agora; 7). Bouleuterion; 8). Ephesus Porticos; 9). N. Theater; 10). W. Theater; 11). Monumental passage; 12). Roman Bridge on Ephesian Street; 13). Water Tower I; 14). East Baths; 15). West Baths; 16). Central Baths; 17). Caracalla Nymphaeum; 18). Temple A; 19). North Church; 20). SW Church; 21). NW Church; 22). Aphrodisian Gate; 23). W agora, Temple and W. Nymphaeum; 24). Water Tower II; 25). Central agora; 26). Byzantine walls; 27). Nymphaeum A; 28). Roman villa; 29). N. Workshop; 30). SW Temple; 31). Round Pytaneion; 32). NW Byzantine Gate; 33). S. Nymphaeum; 34). Laodicea Church; 35). Nymphaeum B, latrine and water storage; 36). Stadium Church; 37). E. Byzantine Nymphaeum; 38). House A and street water distribution center; 39). Asopos I–II; 40). North state agora.

Figure 134

© 2017, David E. Graves, ECM
Map of the modern area around Laodicea indicating the location of ancient sites, the location of the existing and proposed aqueduct, and the thermal and cold springs.

Figure 118

© 2017, David E. Graves, ECM
Urban plan of the city of Philadelphia (modern Alaşehir).

Figure 116

Map by Alexikoua
Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 3.0. Public Domain (PD)
Map of the Greek Orthodox Metropolises in Asia Minor (Anatolia) ca. 1880.

Map 7: Philadelphia

 Urban Plan of Ancient City of Philadelphia © 2020 Dr. David E. Graves  ___________   For Journal articles and papers see   Follow me on Aca...