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By JERUSALEM POST STAFF JUNE 5, 2025 14:00 Excavations at Perre Ancient City in Adiyaman, Turkey have recently unveiled findings, including the original architecture of a historical Roman fountain.

The researchers found that approximately 6,000 of them were of a threatened species. They also found that some were ancient—two trees at Daming Temple were found to be approximately 1,500 years old.