The three marble cities of the Roman Anatolia : Ephesus

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The three marble cities of the Roman Anatolia : Ephesus

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Place : Musée archéologique d'Istanbul
Etruscan and Roman Antiquities
Musée Archéologique

Epoque impériale romaine
IInd century

Area related : Istanbul


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Statue

Statue of Apollo
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Marbre
IInd century

Statue of Ephesus Demos
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Marbre
IInd century

Statue of Ocean
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Marbre
IInd century

statue of Polemeanus, proconsul of Asia
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between 106 and 107

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