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Aigai means goat in ancient Greek. Neighbour Pergamons extensively needed to parchment paper for the Pergamon library, this city might have supplied skin of goat for producing of parchment. The Ancient City also known as Aigaiai or Aeolis.

Beautiful woman is looking at camera in Aigai Ancient City
Beautiful Woman Portrait in Aigai Ancient City,Turkey
Beautiful Woman Portrait in Aigai Ancient City,Turkey
Beautiful Woman Portrait in Aigai Ancient City,Turkey
Beautiful Woman Portrait in Aigai Ancient City,Turkey

Beautiful Woman Portrait in Aigai Ancient City,Turkey
Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.

Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.
Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.

Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.
Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.
Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.
Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.
Aigai Ancient City ruins, the city is one of the 12 Aiol cities in Western Anatolia.