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Ephesus ~ the Basilica of Saint John in Selcuk, a church built by Justinian in the 7th century CE, traditionally the burial place of the apostle John (April 2016)

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Ephesus ~ the Basilica of Saint John in Selcuk, a church built by Justinian in the 7th century CE, traditionally the burial place of the apostle John (April 2016)

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Ephesus ~ the Basilica of Saint John in Selcuk, a church built by Justinian in the 7th century CE, traditionally the burial place of the apostle John (April 2016)

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Ephesus ~ the ruins (a single column) of the great Temple of Artemis of the Ephesians stands in a marsh outside the confines of the archaeological site of Ephesus.  Atop a hill in modern Selcuk is the Basilica of Saint John where the apostle was said to be buried. (April 2016)

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Artifacts from the Ephesus Museum in Selcuk, Turkey (April 2016)

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Artifacts from the Ephesus Museum in Selcuk, Turkey (April 2016)

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Artifacts from the Ephesus Museum in modern Selcuk, Turkey (April 2016)

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The stadium and the road that led to the ancient harbor of Ephesus (April 2016)

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The main amphitheater in ancient Ephesus, where the silversmiths caused a riot for several hours during Paul’s mission to the city.  “Great is Artemis of the Ephesians!” (April 2016)

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Marble street in Ephesus (April 2016)

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Roman agora and Marble street in ancient Ephesus (April 2016)

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Roman agora of ancient Ephesus, likely where Saint Paul would have worked during his stay in the 1st century CE (April 2016)

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The Library of Celsus at Roman Ephesus (April 2016)

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Library of Celsus at Ephesus (April 2016)

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Latrines and other things along Cuertes Street in Ephesus (April 2016)

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The Temple of Hadrian at ancient Ephesus (April 2016)

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Ancient Ephesus (April 2016)