Ephesus Ancient City

The first era, one of the most famous cities of the ancient city of Ephesus, Little Menderes river water discharge has been established near the gulf. Arable land, large trade routes opened up to the East, the need to both paganism of Christianity in the period of a major religious center,
to pass into history as a great city has provided. Has announced the name of science and the art world, famous people trained. Their interpretation of dreams Ardemidotus, poet and Hipponax Callinos, philosopher Heraclitus, Painter Parrhasius, Zenodotos grammar knowledge, physicians and Rufus'tur Soranos. The history of the ancient city of Ephesus M.Ö.6000 URLs which it extends, and in recent years Arvalya Çukuriçi finds revealed in the mound.

Ayasuluk Hill during excavations here today from the early Bronze Age settlements have continuously showed up. This is also the former Hill Ayasuluk Ephesus, where the Tribes and the Hittites of Anatolia was settled by Canada. Hittite texts also Apasas in this town is the last city that became final. Strabo and Pausinias ancient writers, history Herodotus, the ancient sources Callinos Efes'li poet of Ephesus was established by eBay, and indigenous people have pointed out Karians create and Leleg

B.C.11-century Athens, the son of King Kodros'un Androklos, like other colonists had arrived in Anatolia, is located around the ancient city of Ephesus. According to legend, Androklos way to build a new city will consult the priests before. Priests where he founded the city will be represented by a fish and wild boar will tell. Anatolian coast of the island of step with the man they caught fish Androklos pan, while the splash of a fish jumped out of the pan sparks will ignite bushes. A wild boar behind the bushes in the flames begin to flee in fear. Remember what I said Andraklos priests and the horse will follow, and it kills the wild boar and wild pigs killed over the city will set up. This myth is depicted in the frieze of the Temple of Hadrian. The originals of these reliefs are exhibited in the Ephesus Museum.