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On the main axis of the street through the gate, about 7 m. within the city, the remains of a semi-circular pool can be seen. This stands at the bottom of a ‘waterfall’ which consisted of a series of tanks, 2 meters wide and 0,80 m high. These rose up the hill to the Decumanus Maximus (the main east-west-oriented road of the city), and water flowed down the hill from tank to tank.
Correspondent: J.M.Criel, Antwerpen. Source: ‘Pisidian Antioch’ – Ünal Demirer, archaeologist. (Ankara, 1997). |
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| Author | Dosseman |
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