Temple of Apollo (Hierapolis)

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The Temple of Apollo in Hierapolis is an ancient Greco-Roman sanctuary in modern-day Turkey, renowned for its association with the god Apollo and its location near the famed hot springs and Plutonium of Pamukkale-Hierapolis.

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Temple of Apollo (Hierapolis) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greco-Roman sanctuary ⓘ
ancient temple ⓘ
archaeological site ⓘ
architecturalStyle Greco-Roman ⓘ
associatedDeity Apollo Lairbenos ⓘ
linked to: Apollo Alexikakos
associatedWith Pluto ⓘ
chthonic cults ⓘ
oracular practices ⓘ
underworld beliefs ⓘ
builtIn 1st century CE (approximate) ⓘ
country Turkey ⓘ
culture Greco-Roman ⓘ
currentCondition ruins ⓘ
dedicatedTo Apollo ⓘ
excavatedBy Italian archaeological missions ⓘ
excavationStart 20th century ⓘ
function religious worship ⓘ
ritual activities ⓘ
governingBody Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism ⓘ
hasFeature cella ⓘ
colonnaded façade ⓘ
marble architectural elements ⓘ
podium ⓘ
staircase leading to cella ⓘ
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site ⓘ
inscriptionsLanguage Greek ⓘ
Latin ⓘ
integratedInto Hierapolis archaeological park ⓘ
locatedIn Denizli Province ⓘ
Hierapolis ⓘ
Pamukkale ⓘ
Turkey ⓘ
locatedNear Pamukkale hot springs ⓘ
Plutonium (Hierapolis) ⓘ
materialUsed local limestone ⓘ
nearbyCity Denizli ⓘ
nearbyFeature fumaroles emitting toxic gases ⓘ
geothermal activity ⓘ
openToPublic true ⓘ
partOf Hierapolis-Pamukkale archaeological site ⓘ
sanctuary complex of Apollo in Hierapolis ⓘ
period Roman Imperial period ⓘ
rebuiltAfter earthquakes in antiquity ⓘ
region ancient Phrygia ⓘ
religion ancient Greek religion ⓘ
ancient Roman religion ⓘ
significance important cult center of Apollo in Phrygia ⓘ
touristAttraction yes ⓘ
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Hierapolis-Pamukkale ⓘ

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Pamukkale-Hierapolis → contains → Temple of Apollo (Hierapolis) ⓘ