Orașul unde a murit împăratul Traian i-a ridicat un templu. Urna cu cenușa sa, depusă la baza celebrei Columne • Newsweek România

Archaeologists have discovered a temple-like monument in Selinus, Turkey, where Emperor Trajan died in 117 AD. The site is being studied to document its ancient remains, including tombs and defensive walls. Trajan's ashes were taken to Rome after his death, but the monument may have been dedicated to him posthumously. Recent excavations aim to provide a clearer understanding of the ancient city's organization and its historical significance, particularly related to Trajan's legacy. The project utilizes modern techniques for accurate documentation of the ruins, contributing to ongoing research about Selinus.