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sewers under the road. Along the internal wall there is a platform containing seats and slits, and there is a fresh water channel along the front of the seats intended for cleansing. 27
House with onic Column Capitals This architecturally impressive house is situated on the secondary road leading to the Theatre. The slender Ionic columns, built in marble, stand gloriously tall. The nd century house is thought to have been owned by an aristocratic family. Substantial renovations were conducted on the house in the 4th century AD, and a chamber for visitors was added. The preByzantine inscription on the wall is considered very important. According to scientic studies the inscription contains a Biblical text. The house was collapsed in an earthquake in the rst half of the 7th century; however its remains still attract visitors. 28 ater Channels and Nymphaea The two aqueducts that have provided drinking water to the city are consisted of channels built in the hills. The North Channel (coming between Pamukkale and arahayt and the ast Channel (from the direction of Gzelpnar merge at a lter room built on a hill to the east of the city. After ltration, water was distributed by terracotta pipes to the streets and houses of the city. Plutonium The entrance to the Plutonium is on the right side of the Temple and it was marked with a marble niche decorated with seashells. A round, 1st century pediment highlighting the sacredness of the venue was placed over the entrance. The podium of the structure is decorated with the motif of spiralling branch. The sounds of subterranean sources could be heard at the entrance of Plutonium. As poisonous gases accumulate under the threshold, this historical structure is closed off.
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