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🏛️ Ad Dianam-Buthroton

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🏛️ Ad Dianam-Buthroton
Roman settlement and shrine in northwestern Anatolia


🕐 1 min read · Updated 3 Apr 2026 at 10:14
📌 Fast Facts
  • Located in northwestern Türkiye, near the Bithynia region
  • Roman-era sanctuary dedicated to Diana (Artemis)
  • Established as a way station and religious site along trade routes
  • Archaeological remains include temple foundations and votive offerings

Ad Dianam-Buthroton was a modest Roman settlement and shrine in northwestern Anatolia, serving as both a devotional site and a stopping point for merchants and travelers. The sanctuary was dedicated to Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, reflecting the religious practices of the Roman frontier territories in Bithynia. Limited archaeological evidence suggests the site flourished during the imperial period before declining in late antiquity ...

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