I have taken so many new pictures in Selçuk and the nearby Ephesus that I created several galleries, each showing some aspect. This one shows many new pictures from the museum, as well as some older ones (with a nasty blue hue, I may correct that when I have more time) that I took from the Ephesus gallery. The latter will be greatly extended in the next few days. I show a few phallic pictures that may offend some people (but I found almost every one of my pictures offended someone at some time), but they are on public display and well, the Romans, you know ... The first set of pictures shows details from ivory ornaments on a piece of furniture. I love the detail one can put in ivory, and the Romans were masters in that art. Then follows a series of pictures of several of the statues of Artemis that once adorned her temples.

For a digital extension of the museum finds you might take a look at a gallery of a 2008 Ephesus exhibition in Istanbul, with some great objects, some of which you may recognize from the museum.