Goddess of divine retribution awaits daylight

Archaeologists have found traces of a temple built for the Greek goddess of divine retribution, Nemesis, during excavations in the ancient city of Agora in the Aegean port city of İzmir.

Akın Ersoy of Dokuz Eylül University’s archaeology department and heading the archaeological excavations in the ancient city, told the Anatolia news agency on Monday that they speculated there might be a temple built for Nemesis in the area.

“We found traces of such a temple during our excavations in Agora,” he said. “We want to concentrate our work to unearth the temple in the future.”.

There is so much going on today, so glad to see Archaeology live and well plus working in so many areas of our Planet.

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[edit on 17-10-2009 by Aquarius1]

The timing of this find is perfect considering all that is going on in the world these days.

Interesting article.. thanks!

Interesting article, thanks for posting.

I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures as they continue (or after they finish) their work.