Turkey, Aphrodisias - Hadrian's Baths

The video explores the historical and cultural significance of Aphrodisias, a city in western Anatolia, Turkey. Named after the Greek goddess Aphrodite, it became known as Steropolis during the Byzantine Empire and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. The video details the Roman influence, particularly Emperor Hadrian's visit, and the construction of a bath complex. Architectural elements, including marble decorations and mythological motifs, are highlighted. The complex's construction, featuring a concert hall and various rooms, is also discussed.

What was the original name of the city now known as Aphrodisias?

• Gaire

• Tiberius

• Aphrodisia

• Steropolis

Which Roman Emperor visited Aphrodisias, leading to the construction of baths in his honor?

• Hadrian

• Nero

• Augustus

• Tiberius

What is the name of the room in the bath complex that is known for its warm temperature?

• Frigidarium

• Tepidarium

• Sudatorium

• Caldarium

Which material was predominantly used in the construction of the bath complex at Aphrodisias?

• Granite

• Basalt

• Sandstone

• Limestone

What type of figures were depicted in the marble elements of the bath complex?

• Geometric patterns

• Floral designs

• Abstract art

• Mythological figures