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Description Two tourists from another group walk into the seating area of the great theatre. The seating simply seems to go on and on. With a capacity of capacity of 25,000 seats. The cavea (amphitheatre) has sixty six rows of seats, divided by two diazoma (walkway between seats) into three horizontal sections. There are three sections of seats. In the lower section, Marble pieces, used for restoration, and the Emperor's Box were found. The seats with backs ,made of marble, were reserved for important people. The audience entered from the upper cavea. (Ephesus (Efes)/ Selcuk, Kusadasi, Turkey, Nov. 2014)
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Author shankar s. from Dubai, united arab emirates

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