Colonnaded (Frontinus) Street, Pamukkale
Yakınlardaki Binalar
- - 321 m
- - 22 m
The north gate forms part of a fortification system built at Hierapolis in Theodosian times (late 4th c) and is its monumental entrance. Built of reused material from the demolition of the Agora with apotropeic elements: Gorgon head - - 244 m
Grave of T. Flavius Zeuxis and his sons (1st century AD). The inscription above the tomb entrance is translated, “Flavius Zeuxis, merchant, who sailed seventy-two trips around Cape Malea to Italy, built this.” - - 232 m
Built by the proconsul Julius Frontinus (84–86) -monumental entrance that leads onto the large plateia, 14 m wide, which crosses the whole settlement, exiting a gate at the opposite side, to connect with the road that goes to Laodicea on the Lykos