HIERAPOLIS Archeology Museum from the Roman Bath to the Archeology Museum - Museum Visitor #13

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  • čas přidán 26. 04. 2024
  • Hierapolis Archeology Museum; It is built on an area of 14,000 m2 in the ancient city of Hierapolis. The ancient Roman bath is a group of structures consisting of Gymnasium and Library. In the southwest of the city, the construction of the Hierapolis Southern Hamam (Grand Hamam Structure) in the region opened to travertine channels was started during the reign of Hadrianus and Severius was completed during the reign of Severius. After the abandonment of the ancient city, Pamukkale's white travertines are the floor of the Roman baths 5 m. has raised.
    As a result of the restoration of the Roman Hamam Structure in Hierapolis Ören in the 1970s, the exhibition and arrangement works of the works, which were brought from other ruins and other ruins, were completed and opened on 1 February 1984 and serves as the Hierapolis Archaeological Museum.
    Hierapolis and Laodikeia excavations, Colosae, Tripolis, Attuda Ancient Cities, Beycesultan Mound and Caria, Psidia and Lydia regions are exhibited. In the Hierapolis Archeology Museum, there are three episodes: Sarcophagi and Sculptures Hall, Small Works Hall and Hierapolis Theater Findings Hall. In addition, the museum exhibits 5,296 archaeological works and 18616 coins.
    Marsyas Legend: According to mythology; Marsyas shows the audacity to enter the music contest with God Apollo. Apollo made the best music in the race and defeated Marsyas. As a result, Marsyas's skin will be swimming because it shows the daring of entering the music contest with God Apollo. There is a Scythian for this task.
    In the relief; Marsyas lifted his arms and tied to a pine tree. In the face, he knows a Scythian knife, and God Apollo follows him in the back. In the continuation of the relief, after defeating Apollo Marsyas, he was dressed by Daphne and two Nimphe. Apollo holds a palm of victory in his hand and celebrates the event and success by drinking honor.
    The Hall of Sarcophagi and Sculptures includes sarcophagi, sculptures, tombstones, architectural columns, pillars and inscriptions as a result of excavations in the ancient cities of Hierapolis and Laodikea. Tyche, Dionysus, Pan, Asklepios, Isis nun and Demeter, such as the Roman period, are important works of this section. In addition, Maximillan sarcophagus and Sidemara type sarcophagus are seen as the most beautiful works of this section. The sarcophagi caused by the reliefs of gladiator fights and bull struggles from the excavations in the ancient city of Hierapolis Tripolis; It is presented to visitors as the most beautiful artistic examples of the Roman period.
    The Small Works Hall contains the works in the excavations in the ancient cities of Denizli and the surrounding area. Since the 4000s BC, many civilizations have been exhibited according to a certain chronology. Phrygian, Hellenistic, Roman, Eastern Roman periods cooked soil oil lamps, voted containers, glass containers, necklaces, metal jewelry (ring, earrings, bracelets, etc.) are important works of this section. At the same time, in this section, VI. Century, Gold, Silver and Bronze Coins from Hellenistic, Roman, Eastern Roman, Seljuk and Ottoman periods have been exhibited. In addition, works such as idols, cooked soil tests and ceremonies containers from Beycesultan Mound are included in this section.
    In the theater finds hall of the museum, works removed from the stage building of the theater in the ancient city of Hierapolis were placed. After the works are restored, they are taken to this hall of the museum. Although some of the theater stage reliefs are in place, some of them are taking their mulajs and one -to -one imitation. Mythological reliefs of Apollo and Artemis, the reliefs of the Roman Emperor Septimus Severus 'crowning ceremony, frieze of Persephone by Hades, Apollon, Leto, Artemis, King Attalos and Eumenes' bust sculptures The inscriptions of Hierapolis, the goddess of Hierapolis and the decisions about the theater, are important works of this section. In addition, Sphinx, the son of Poseidon, the god of the sea, is exhibited in the middle of the hall.
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