That's right, real Roman loos. At the time there was actually an aqueduct underneath that served as the "flusher." As you can see, Romans also weren't embarrassed about a whole lot.

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Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > Entrance to Ephesus and part of an amphitheater that's been reconstructed.

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > Me walking down the main road that all the citizens walked down. All the slabs (except the replacements) are marble.

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > The main road into town.

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > Ancient Ephesus, September 2008 photo

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > The temple of Hadrian.

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > That's right, real Roman loos. At the time there was actually an aqueduct underneath that served as the "flusher." As you can see, Romans also weren't embarrassed about a whole lot.

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > The Library of Celsus, built in 125 AD. Supposedly this place held 12,000 scrolls. Great reading material for the previous photo.

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > Looking up towards the Library of Celsus.

Jessica Mignone (jmignone) > Me in front of the library. Unfortunately everything is currently checked out.

That's right, real Roman loos. At the time there was actually an aqueduct underneath that served as the "flusher." As you can see, Romans also weren't embarrassed about a whole lot.

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