First discovered by archaeologists in 2009, they uncovered an ancient temple, followed by an excavation in 2001 that revealed thousands of terra cotta sculptures. Remains of the Hellenistic theater was also found here.
Name: Ancient City of Myra
Lat, Long: 36.2585764,29.9855926
Location: Demre, Turkey
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Name: Ancient City of Myra
Lat, Long: 36.2585764,29.9855926
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