OSMANIYE / ISTANBUL, 20 November (BelTA - Anadolu) - Five theatrical mask reliefs have been discovered during excavations in the theater area of Kastabala, an ancient city in Osmaniye, southern ...

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Archaeologists in southern Turkey have uncovered five new Roman-era theatrical masks, adding fresh insight into cultural life in the ancient Greek city of Hieropolis (also known as Castabala). The ...

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A video filmed in Osmaniye, Turkey on November 19, 2025 highlights the discovery of five new theatrical mask reliefs at the Roman-era Kastabala theater, supporting future restoration of the historic ...

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