After years of meticulous excavation, the ancient theater of Lefkada, the first of its kind discovered in the Ionian Islands, has been brought to light, offering a glimpse into the island’s rich historical past. Located 3 kilometers south of the modern city, on a hillside dotted with olive trees, the theater overlooks the channel and coastal plain where the ancient city once thrived.
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Three Roman-era artifacts—a terracotta theater ticket, a figurine of Aphrodite, and a Thyrsus motif—have been unearthed at Prusias ad Hypium, a Hellenistic city in Düzce, Turkey, shedding new light on the city’s rich history and its flourishing period under Roman rule. Ongoing excavations continue to reveal remarkable treasures, with the ancient theater poised for restoration as a 10,000-seat cultural and arts center.
Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable 2,400-year-old Greek theater at the ancient site of Alexandria Troas in Turkey. This impressive structure, believed to seat between 10,000 and 12,000 spectators, adds to the region’s rich archaeological heritage, which includes the legendary city of Troy. The ongoing excavations are led by Erhan Oztepe from Ankara University, with support from Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Marina Satti graced the stage and received a standing ovation from the enthusiastic audience. Adding to the special occasion, Marina Satti joined the cast exclusively for the performances at Epidaurus. She appeared as a soloist, accompanied by the choristers from her own female choir, Chóres.
The illustrious past of Cassope, an ancient city nestled in the verdant slopes, unfolds anew…