About 200 meters from the main entrance stands the North Temple, considered one of the most important structures in the ancient city.
Excavation work at Blaundos Ancient City, which began in 2018, is being carried out year-round under the "Heritage for the Future Project" under the direction of the Uşak Museum.
Archaeological excavations at the North Temple, which began last year and continued this year, have uncovered a large part of the temple's foundation.
İlhan Çavuş, director of the Uşak Museum and head of the Blaundos excavation, said the work is being conducted in the temple's temenos, an area closed to public use.
Çavuş said this section was built for priests and noted that excavations uncovered wall remains older than the temple itself, surrounding the sacred area.
He said the entire wall has now been revealed, that it surrounds the temple in a rectangular shape, and that foundation excavations also uncovered traces from the Hellenistic period.
