Last year I had to miss a visit to Stratonikeia,
but it seems that was for the best for who knows how much more future
excavations will reveal since many structures in the ancient city have survived
as a whole.
Alexandria's founded by Alexander
Alexandria's founded by Alexander the Great (by year BC): 334 Alexandria in Troia (Turkey) - 333 Alexandria at Issus/Alexandrette (Iskenderun, Turkey) - 332 Alexandria of Caria/by the Latmos (Alinda, Turkey) - 331 Alexandria Mygdoniae - 331 Alexandria (Egypt) - 330 Alexandria Ariana (Herat, Afghanistan) - 330 Alexandria of the Prophthasia/in Dragiana/Phrada (Farah, Afghanistan) - 330 Alexandria in Arachosia (Kandahar, Afghanistan) - 330 Alexandria in the Caucasus (Begram, Afghanistan) - 329 Alexandria of the Paropanisades (Ghazni, Afghanistan) - 329 Alexandria Eschate or Ultima (Khodjend, Tajikistan) - 329 Alexandria on the Oxus (Termez, Afghanistan) - 328 Alexandria in Margiana (Merv, Turkmenistan) - 326 Alexandria Nicaea (on the Hydaspes, India) - 326 Alexandria Bucephala (on the Hydaspes, India) - 325 Alexandria Sogdia - 325 Alexandria Oreitide - 325 Alexandria in Opiene / Alexandria on the Indus (confluence of Indus & Acesines, India) - 325 Alexandria Rambacia (Bela, Pakistan) - 325 Alexandria Xylinepolis (Patala, India) - 325 Alexandria in Carminia (Gulashkird, Iran) - 324 Alexandria-on-the-Tigris/Antiochia-in-Susiana/Charax (Spasinou Charax on the Tigris, Iraq) - ?Alexandria of Carmahle? (Kahnu)
Thursday, September 19, 2013
More about Stratonikeia
It is wonderful to hear that excavations in Stratonikeai
are still an ongoing business. The last report I was aware of, dates from
January 2012 when a huge Hellenistic bust of a king was unearthed.
Most recently, archaeologists have uncovered
three big Roman Baths, one of which seems to be reserved to women. They have
used a unique technique which enable to create a 3D image of these baths.
Labels:
Stratonikeia
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment