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Remarkable Coloured Scylla Sculpture Group Unearthed in Türkiye’s LaodikeiaRemarkable Coloured Scylla Sculpture Group Unearthed in Türkiye’s Laodikeia

Remarkable Coloured Scylla Sculpture Group Unearthed in Türkiye’s Laodikeia

A set of sculptures belonging to the Scylla group has been unearthed at Laodikeia in Denizli, a city famous for its archaeological monuments in Türkiye’s Western Anatolian Region. These extraordinary sculptures, reflecting the baroque style of the Hellenistic period, stand out with their well-preserved original paint and artistic style. The Laodikeia excavations are part of the “Legacy for the Future” project, initiated by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, to preserve Anatolia’s archaeological heritage and pass it on to future generations.

Piano in the bushes at Kids expo: young musicians performed at a children's exhibition in AshgabatPiano in the bushes at Kids expo: young musicians performed at a children's exhibition in Ashgabat

Piano in the bushes at Kids expo: young musicians performed at a children's exhibition in Ashgabat

The last holiday days for the children of Ashgabat were marked by participation in a large Kids expo exhibition-fair. And while almost all pavilions emphasised contests, competitions, games and master classes, the pavilion of the Advertising Department of the State Committee of Turkmenistan for Television, Radiobroadcasting and Cinematography distinguished itself from all others with an unusual feature.