New Philips 42" LCD TV used as a teaching aid for patients. An old TV monitor used to hang on the wall bracket on the left. |
Using the same TV as a CCTV monitor. Patients visiting the exhibition on Christmas. |
Making new Pulmonary Rehabiliation room. |
This fire hydrant will be resited to the roadside. |
Who planted the fire hydrant here? |
The beginning of the colonnaded sacred way leading to the sanctuary proper. |
People with health problems would bathe in the water of the sacred spring. |
The entrance to the tunnel. |
The tunnel leading to an ancient hospital. Psychotherapy was practised here. The physician would speak to the patient through the window above as he walked inside the tunnel in darkness. |
Rooms in the hospital. |
The Acropolis of Pergamum on a hill as seen from Asclepius. |
A Great Altar of Pergamum dedicated to Zeus was found in the Acropolis . John the apostle may have referred to this altar as the "Satan's Throne" in his Book of Revelation. |
The multi-deck wooden horse. |
Ancient Troy was abandoned by its people because it was no longer a sea port after heavy silting of the nearby river. |
Many walls protect the ancient city. |
A German archeologist discovered the ancient city of Troy. |
Saint Sophia a museum now. |
Notice both Christian and Islamic decorations. |
The largest Cathedral in Europe at one time. |
Ceiling decoration. |
Angulated to point to Mecca. |
The Virgin Mary and Christ previously hidden by plaster. |
Grandstand for the Sultan during prayers. |
Some of these pillars may have been taken from the temple of Artemis in Ephesus. |
An angel. |
Christ and Emperor Constantine. |
Dinning room of the monks with seats made of rock. |
Hundreds of chapels carved into the hillsides date back to 373 AD. |
Former Roman official residences |
Sculptures |
The Arcadian Way leading to the ancient city of Ephesus where the apostles Paul and John visited. |
A Roman fountain |
Mosaic walkway. |
Facade of a rich man's house. |
Toilet bowls in a row to cater for the numerous sea farers. |
The Library of Celsus built by a former slave from Rome. |
Statue at the Library of Celsus. |
An amphitheater where gladiators once fought |