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Pergamon

Pergamon or Pergamum (/ˈpɜːrɡəmən/ or /ˈpɜːrɡəmɒn/; Ancient Greek: Πέργαμον), also referred to by its modern Greek form Pergamos (Πέργαμος), was a rich and powerful ancient Greek city in Aeolis. It is located 26 kilometres (16 mi) from the modern coastline of the Aegean Sea on a promontory on the north side of the river Caicus (modern-day Bakırçay) and…

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Owner
Public
Location
Bergama, İzmir Province, Turkey
Area
90 ha (220 acres) · 332.5 ha (822 acres)
Associated with
Epigonus, Sosus of Pergamon, Aelius Nicon, Galen
Buffer zone
476.9 ha (1,178 acres)
Condition
Ruined

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Altertümer von Pergamon

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related to Altertümer von Pergamon · 179
Pergamon → Adolf Hoffmann, Alexander, Alexander Conze, Altar, Altar Reliefs, Altarreliefs, Altars, Altertümer, Anlagen, Annexbauten, Antike, Antiquity, Architectural History, Areas, Arsenale, Asclepium, Asklepieions, Associated Annexes, Athena Polias Nikephoros, Ausnahme
related to Further reading · 52
Pergamon → Alexander, Andreas, Archeological Guide, BC, Cambridge, Center, Citadel, Classical Model, Cornell University Press, Esther Violet, European Culture, Frank, Gods, Graham, Gregory, Grüßinger, Hansen, Harrisburg, Harvard University Press, Hellenic Studies
related to Bibliography · 41
Pergamon → Andrew, Antike Welt, Blackwell, Brownson, Cambridge, Carleton, Cities, Classical World, Colin, Companion, Die, Elizabeth, Exploring Ancient Sites, Flußüberbauungen, German, Grewe, Harvard University Press, Hellenistic World, Hitit Color, In Erskine
related to Hellenistic period · 38
Pergamon → Antiochus, Antiochus III, Apamea, Asia Minor, Attalid, Attalus, Attalus II, Attalus III, Battle, BC, Despite, Eumenes, Eumenes II, Galatians, Hellenistic, His, In, King, Lysimachus, Macedon
related to Pergamon in myth · 29
Pergamon → Aeschylus' Mysi, Agamemnon, Arcadian, Asclepieion, Auge, But, Caicus, Epic Cycle, Euripides' Telephus, Eurypylus, Greek, Heracles, However, Mysia, Otherwise, Pergamenes, Searching, Sophocles' Aleadae, Telephus, Teuthrania
related to Notable people · 24
Pergamon → Academic, AD, Aeschrion, Andronicus, Antipas, Apollodorus, Aristocles, Attalid, Augustus, BC, Biton, Christian, Cratippus, Epigonus, Galen, Greek, Hegesinus, Neoplatonic, Nicon, Oribasius
related to Byzantine period · 22
Pergamon → Abd, Arab, Arabs, Armenian, As, Byzantine, Constantinople, During, Emperor Constans II, In, In AD, It, Leo VI, Malik, Maslama, Muslim, Philippicus, Samos, Siege, Theme
related to history · 22
Pergamon → Asia Minor, Asie, At, Beginning, Charles Robert Cockerell, Charles Texier, Choiseul-Gouffier, Ciriaco, Description, French, George Wheler, In, Istanbul, Jacob Spon, Levant, Marie-Gabriel-Florent-Auguste, Otto Magnus, Pizzicolli, Stackelberg, Sublime Porte
related to Location · 21
Pergamon → As, Asia Minor, At, August, Caicus, Cetius, Elaia, Garden, In Hellenistic, It, Karadağ, May, Mediterranean, Mysia, On, Queen, Selinus, The, The Caicus, To
related to Open spaces · 21
Pergamon → Acropolis, After, Athena, Attalos, Because, Eumenes, Eumenes II, From, In, Its, Over, Philetairos, Sanctuary, Temple, The, To, Upper, Upper Agora, West Chamber, With

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PergamonArea90 ha (220 acres)1.00infobox
PergamonArea332.5 ha (822 acres)1.00infobox
PergamonAssociated withEpigonus, Sosus of Pergamon, Aelius Nicon, Galen1.00infobox
PergamonBuffer zone476.9 ha (1,178 acres)1.00infobox
PergamonConditionRuined1.00infobox
PergamonCriteriaCultural: i, ii, iii, iv, vi1.00infobox
PergamonCulturesGreek1.00infobox
PergamonInscription2014 (38th Session)1.00infobox
PergamonLocationBergama, İzmir Province, Turkey1.00infobox
PergamonOfficial namePergamon and its Multi-Layered Cultural Landscape1.00infobox
PergamonOwnerPublic1.00infobox
PergamonPublic accessYes1.00infobox
PergamonReference14571.00infobox
PergamonRegionAeolis1.00infobox
PergamonTypeSettlement1.00infobox

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