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17:01, 15 Augustos 2011 Monday
Ancient theatre discovered in Turkey's Bodrum
(AA)
Ancient theatre discovered in Turkey's Bodrum
How big the ancient theatre is really will be known at the end of excavations in Myndos, said the archeologists on site.

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Archeologists in Bodrum town of south-western province of Mugla have discovered an ancient theatre that was constructed in 400 B.C..

Dr. Derya Sahin, a faculty member of the Uludag University's Archeology Department, said Monday that the 2,500-year-old ancient theatre was discovered during excavations in Myndos ancient city in Bodrum.

The theatre belongs to the Hellenistic period. We can say that it is a huge theatre, Dr. Sahin said.

How big the ancient theatre is really will be known at the end of excavations in Myndos, said the archeologists on site.

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