Başdağ Hill on the slopes of Karadağ, located north of Karaman, is waiting to be discovered in tourism with its rich historical heritage spanning back 2200 years and unique examples of ancient Roman engineering. The strategic region, whose secrets have not yet been fully revealed due to the lack of archaeological excavations, draws attention with both its past military structures and its historical reservoir that provides life-giving water to wildlife.

Archaeologists have uncovered a marble head of Aphrodite, Senusret III cartouche, Roman basilica ruins, Doric temple remains, and coin minting molds at Egypt’s ancient Heracleopolis. Plus, a near-complete funerary set discovered at Heliopolis. The post Ancient Egyptian, Greek & Roman Artifacts Discovered at Heracleopolis, Egypt appeared first on Greek City Times .