Ephesus - Uncovering #6 | Go Türkiye

The Roman capital of Asia Minor, a place of prosperity and knowledge in the ancient world: Today, we are uncovering #Ephesus! As we come across more and more legends and stories from ancient Anatolia, it was inevitable for us to end up in the ancient city of Ephesus.
This 5000-year-old great metropolis was once the political and commercial centre of this vast geography; for many centuries, it hosted many traders, artisans, travellers and all kinds of people in its beautiful streets. And now, we will follow Rikki Roath as she tells us this monumental city's great tales and historical events. Get ready to discover Ephesus, its origins and its rise & fall.
In today's #İzmir, Ephesus is open for visitors to see and experience its historical structures, such as the Library of Celsus. This ancient monument is definitely a worth visit for history and architecture lovers!
If history and tales of Ephesus didn't fill your appetite, its tastes surely will! A few hours later, the second part of our episode #UncoveringTastes will uncover one of the most beautiful dishes in the Ancient Roman world.
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Why the quaint narration throughout? For instance at 4:38 - what so amusing?
Ephesus is spectacular in itself and I don't think Go Turkey attracts visitors to the country's amazing ruins this way. I'm pretty sure pictures alone would to the trick.
The library is not taking any breath away. it's the facade, a shadow of itself, and Christianity ought to be condemned for this destruction, and Paul therefore, too. If he spoke in Ephesus, he spoke for the demolition of the cult there. Be consistent.

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