Excavations at Sebastapolis Ancient City highlight historical and architectural discoveries in Türkiye. Archaeologists intensify work, focusing primarily on the church and bathhouse remains uncovered.
Sebastapolis, once among the Black Sea’s largest five cities, emerges into view.
Historical records show Sebastapolis held rights to mint coins, boosting trade significance. Much of the ancient city lies hidden beneath Sulusaray's modern district structures today.
Ongoing dig teams hope to unearth fresh insights into regional cultural history. New findings may illuminate ancient urban life, trade, and religious architectural evolution.