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Domitian Gate Domitian Gate (Frontinus Gate This interesting and well preserved structure situated at the north entrance to Hierapolis is a gate with three arches supported by two side towers. It was built in AD and dedicated to Emperor Domitian. Ruins of Medieval Seljuk Fortress The fortress consists of an extensive wall system built on a strategic position at a plateau commanding the valley. The walls were built with reused material collected from the ruined city, including marble blocks, some containing inscriptions. During the excavation conducted in one of the bastions various architectural artefacts were unearthed. A coin found at the site indicates, along with other factors, that the fortress was built between the th and 1th centuries. 35
Bathhouse Basilica Bathhouse Basilica The bathhouse, originally constructed in the rd century AD was rebuilt as a three nave basilica in the th century. The experts state that three domes replaced the groin vault of the bathhouse. Cathedral The th century cathedral is considered one of the most important religious structures of Hierapolis. The structure contained a baptistery, baptismal font, space for priests and bishops prayers and women’s seating area. nly parts of the structure survive, but the cathedral remains one of the most visited sites in the city. Great Comple of Bathhouse Roman Baths The impressive structure built over a large area is a typical Roman Bathhouse, or Thermae. The structure’s architectural features indicate that it was built in the nd century AD. After the entrance there is a large courtyard followed by a rectangular hall anked by two large halls. Next is the actual bath structure. Remarkably, the two anking halls were devoted to the Emperor and ceremonies. The structure attached to the large hall is now used as the museum, and is open to the public. 36
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