Archaeology
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Myra: town in Lycia, modern Demre. The ancient town is best-known as the residence of Nicholas of Myra, the original saint behind Santa Claus. …Anemurium (Anamur)
Anemurium (Greek Ανεμούριον): city in the Roman province of Cilicia, built on a promontory with the same name.Early History Anemurium Anemurium is…Anreppen
Anreppen: site of a Roman military base on the banks of the river Lippe. The Lippe near Anreppen After 15 BCE, the Roman…Anšan (Tell Malyan)
Anšan: Bronze Age settlement in Iran, now known as Tell Malyan and Tall-e Malyan. Although the site was abandoned in the Middle Elamite period, the title King of Anšan remained in use to describe the most powerful ruler in this…Antioch (Antakya)
Antioch: capital of ancient Syria, modern Antakya in Turkey. Antioch on the Peutinger Map Antioch was probably founded in 307 BCE as Antigoneia…Antipyrgon (Tobruk)
Antipyrgon or Antipyrgos (Greek ᾽Αντίπυργον or ᾽Αντίπυργος, "fortress"): Byzantine fort in the Cyrenaica, modern Tobruk. Tobruk, view In the fifth century CE, new…Antwerp
Antwerp: large city in Belgium with a couple of Roman remains. Semini: a rare Roman relief from Antwerp Because the terrain has…Apamea
Apamea: Hellenistic city in Syria.Hellenistic City Hellenistic citadel Apamea, situated in the plain of the Orontes, consisted of a straight and wide…Aphrodisias
Aphrodisias (Greek: Ἀφροδισιάς): ancient city in Caria. The town is quite well-preserved.Early Aphrodisias Alexander the Great Originally a village named Ninoe (cult…Apis
Apis: the divine bull of the Egyptian capital Memphis, a manifestation of the god Ptah. Statuette of an Apis bull Already in…Apollodorus of Damascus
Apollodorus of Damascus (active first quarter second century CE): Roman architect, courtier of the emperor Trajan. Apollodorus of Damascus The Roman architect…Apollonia
Apollonia: city in the Cyrenaica, port of Cyrene. Sunset in Apollonia Apollonia was founded towards the end of the seventh century BCE…