Romans Turned an Ancient Bath Into a Massive Production Complex in Türkiye - Dining and Cooking
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A Roman bath built about 1,800 years ago on the southern coast of Turkey had a completely different second life. After people stopped using it for watering, an important part of the building was adapted for processing grapes and olives.
Romans Turned an Ancient Bath into a Massive Production Complex in Türkiye - Dining and Cooking
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A team of researchers has published the discovery of an agricultural processing facility built within the so-called Little Bath of Antioch of the Crago (Antioquia ad Cragum), in the historical region of Cilicia Aspera, in present-day Turkey. The study, signed by Emlyn Dodd (University of Adelaide), Leticia R. Rodriguez (University of Houston) and others [...]
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