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The Secrets of Ancient Smyrna: Impressive Frescoes and Part of an Unknown Aqueduct Revealed
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The archaeological dig in the heart of modern-day Smyrna is opening an important window into the past of Asia Minor, bringing to light new, impressive finds. The ongoing excavations have revealed three Late Antiquity rooms with unknown frescoes and mosaic floors, as well as a section of a Roman aqueduct, offering valuable information about the transformation of the city in the 5th and 6th centuries AD.
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