Archaeological remains have been discovered on the site of ancient Edessa, just below the modern city (40°47'48.48"N 22° 3'26.24"E). The walls and many buildings have been unearthed so far. A colonnade with inscription in Greek dates from Roman times.
Archaeological remains, including the walls and structures of ancient Edessa, have been discovered beneath the modern city (40°47'48.48"N 22° 3'26.24"E). A colonnade with Greek inscriptions dates back to Roman times.