Turkey, Aphrodisias - Aphrodite Temple
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11th Grade - University
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Aphrodisias, located in Western Anatolia, Turkey, was named after the Greek goddess Aphrodite. It became a significant cultural site with a unique cult image of Aphrodite. The city was later renamed Steropolis during the Byzantine Empire and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2017. The Temple of Aphrodite was a central feature, later converted into a Christian Basilica. The region was known for its prolific School of Sculpture, utilizing local marble. Numerous statues and sarcophagi were discovered, showcasing intricate designs. The temple's conversion into a church involved significant architectural changes, preserving some original elements.
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