The place that brought a smile on everyone's face. Surely the roman's celebrated their call of nature.
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The place that brought a smile on everyone's face. Surely the roman's celebrated their call of nature.
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Imagine being able to visit an ancient public latrine that looks as thhough it couldd still be used. Ephesus has it there
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Have a look at the way our ancestors used the facilities!
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It shows how life was,where the toilets are side by side,no privacy in those days,maybe it was a place for men to talk business while doing their business,included in the entrance fee also
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Makes you appreciate modern facilities and privacy. Very well preserved and with a little imagination, you could picture how it was used. It is just a row of holes on a marble platform. Fresh water trough in front that was used for cleansing once done using the restroom.
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A wonderful way to see how day to day life ran in the city, it really grounds the tourist.
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Along with considering the high points of the city of Ephesus, it was interesting to see how things worked, for example, the public latrines - I would not have thought there was such a thing in the ancient world.
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We had a good laugh looking at the ancient public toilet - so advanced for the time! Loved the explanation of why they kept frogs in the toilet!
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A fascinating glimpse into ancient Roman fellowship around a shared endeavour!
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