Un grup statuar rar din epoca Romei Antice, reprezentând zeităţi vindecătoare, descoperit în sudul Turciei

Archaeologists uncovered a rare 1,800-year-old marble statue group in ancient Aspendos, Turkey, shedding light on Roman healing cults. The statue depicts Asklepios, the god of medicine, and his son Telesphoros, symbolizing the healing process. This discovery was made during excavations aimed at preserving Turkey's cultural heritage. The statue reflects Roman artistic style with detailed features and draped garments. Aspendos, known for its well-preserved ancient city and Roman theater, is located in Antalya province.