That's a wonderful thought. Certainly very few places in the world are as rich with important archaeological sites as Turkey, which has been the crossroads of empire throughout recorded history because of its crucial location.
Speaking of Roman baths, I was astonished when I took the underground tour at Bath in England a few years ago. Previously I'd thought of it as only the ugly scummy pool visible at the surface. But underground there's a whole world of Roman engineering and inventiveness. Anyone interested in archaeology should certainly take the whole tour when visiting.
"Certainly very few places in the world are as rich with important archaeological sites as Turkey, which has been the crossroads of empire throughout recorded history because of its crucial location."
No kiddin'! I'll never forget the feeling I had standing in the Hagia Sofia in Istanbul...absolutely my favorite place on Earth!