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The Greek gymnasium of Sardis
The Greek gymnasium of Sardis
View of the citadel from below
View of the citadel from below
This 6th century coin reflects the Sardians' interest in glyptic art.
This 6th century coin reflects the Sardians' interest in glyptic art.
The lydion was an everyday pottery shape used for cosmetics.
The lydion was an everyday pottery shape used for cosmetics.
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The Sardis bilingual inscription was the "Rosetta Stone" for the Lydian language.
The Sardis bilingual inscription was the "Rosetta Stone" for the Lydian language.