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Column &, Capital (ancient Philadelphia) Roman Period. Philadelphia was a city of Lydia in the Aegean region of Turkey situated at the foot of Mount Tmolus, founded by Attalus Philadelphus.
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Artist:
Unknown
Type of Art/Materials:
Limestone
External Links:
Penn Art Collection
