Magnesia ad Maeandrum

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Troy Göbekli Tepe Ephesus Masada Çatalhüyük Pergamum Myra Ani Sardis Miletus

Turkey

ancient Middle East

ancient Middle East

historical region, Asia

Ionia, ancient Anatolia

Ionia

ancient region, Turkey

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Karl Humann

German archaeologist

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