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Home / ޓެގް hierapolis 28
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A popular bathing pool with remains that are believed to be from the Temple of Apollo
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A sarcophagus submerged in travertine
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AJP 1508
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AJP 1527
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Antique pool entrance
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Arch of Domitian - the main thoroughfare of Hierapolis
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Basilica Bath
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Basilica Baths
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Coming away from the Basilica Bath
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Hierapolis Museum (near the Antique Pool) was once a Roman bath
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Hierapolis Necroplis
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It is believed that Cleopatra bathed in a pool here
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Map of Hierapolis
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Northern necropolis
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Northern necropolis
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On this site is the tomb of Flavius Zeusi, a Hieropolis merchant.
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Pools of Cleopatra
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Sarcophagus submerged in a travertine pool
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Shaped like a small temple, this lst century AD tomb is one of the best preserved of the North Necropolis.
