By Akinsuroju Olubunmi
Unveiling ancient secrets: Temple ruins and aqueduct discovered in Greece
The ministry revealed that a temple, likely destroyed by fire in the sixth century B.C., has been partially unearthed. Another temple emerged towards the century’s end in the same area. Simultaneously, ongoing research delves into the sanctuary and its temples, aiming to comprehend its place in the ancient landscape. Officials highlight the investigation’s focus on studying the area, rural settlements, agricultural land, and connections between ancient cities.
This exploration is conducted in tandem with a survey of the surrounding region, aiming to understand the sanctuary’s role in the ancient landscape. The ministry seeks insights into the communication and connections between ancient cities, along with rural settlements and agricultural land.
Earlier this week, Greek archaeologists made headlines by revealing the discovery of an ancient aqueduct, believed to be built by a Roman emperor. The find also included more than two dozen silver coins.
Temple Ruins, Ancient Aqueduct