Travel: Turkey
Andrew Denholm
Education Correspondent
Saturday 11 October 2014
She gazes seawards, the beautiful lines of her carved face fading from centuries of erosion.
Half buried in the sand beside her lies the elegant curve of a Roman amphora handle, a delicate double ridge cut into its back by some unknown hand. Children jump and chase among the remnants of giant marble columns laid end to end nearby, their boisterous play ignored by two security guards in mirrored sunglasses puffing on cigarettes as they sit in the shade.
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