- Stock Photography: STADIUM - APHRODISIAS by Sandraipswich
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- Photo title: Stadium - Aphrodisias
- Author: Sandraipswich
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- The Stadium was built in the later first century AD and with the Theatre completed the town`s need for large-capacity spectator buildings. Unusually for a Greek stadium, it is closed at both ends. It measures c. 270 X 60 m, and has thirty tiers of marble seats intact. Its capacity was c. 30,000. The long sides are slightly elliptical - a practical refinement that improved the spectators` view. Spectators entered the stadium by monumental stairways on the south side, facing the town; these stairs aligned with north-south streets in the city grid. That is, the stadium was carefully planned as an integral part of the city see stadium plan, left. Competitors entered through tunnels under the seating on both short ends. The Aphrodisias stadium is the best preserved of all ancient Greek stadia and also one of the largest.
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