Archaeologists are feverishly uncovering and studying hundreds of ornate, rock-cut tombs carved out of a towering cliff in Blaundos, Uşak, Turkey – a city that was named after a commander in the army of Alexander the Great. Inhabited for centuries by Macedonians, the area later was an important Roman city, later serving as a center […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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