Synnada (Synnada in Phrygia)

Synnada, located in ancient Phrygia (in modern-day Turkey), was an important city in the Roman Empire known for its strategic position and economic activities. It was a hub for trade and craftsmanship, particularly noted for its production of textiles and pottery. Synnada was also significant in early Christianity, becoming a center for the Christian faith and hosting synods. Its archaeological remains, including temples and ancient structures, reflect its historical importance and cultural blend of Greco-Roman and early Christian influences. Today, it offers insights into ancient urban life and commerce.