Pergamon. Rethinking the archaeological site of Pergamon, Izmir, Turkey

Pergamon, which is an ancient Greek city reached our present time, is on of the most important monuments of the world heritage. The area is also listed by UNESCO as “world heritage” in 2014. The city in present is composed of complexes with its Asclepion, Harbour, Acropolis and lower city. Although the lower city is evolved in the historical process with its Byzantium and Ottoman identities which have historical significance; Acropolis is clearly legible as well as its contents. The complexity of the layers would enrich the area as well as challenging the clarity of the exhibition methods of the heritage. In this study the focal layer is the ancient period of the area. The study had tried to clarify the complexity of the layer and introduce its contents. In the layer, the sacred road which connects Acropolis and Asclepion evaluated as the blurry part of the layer and studied in order to deconstruct a conscious on this part for further understanding of completeness of the complex entity of Pergamon.