Reconstruction of the Entrance to the Heroon of Trysa (Illustration)

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by Duncan JD Smith
published on 03 August 2020

Reconstruction of the Entrance to the Heroon of Trysa — Reconstruction of the entrance to the Heroon of Trysa at the Ephesos Museum in Vienna, Austria. The Heroon is an ancient tomb dating to 380 BCE which was discover in 1841 CE in Lycia, in southwest Turkey.

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Reconstruction of the Entrance to the Heroon of Trysa

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