In Turkey, a 2,500-year-old city is being sold. The city is located in the ancient Greece of Burgella. This property of 133 hectares or 330 acres of land is now privately owned. Turkey's Hurriyat Newspaper has printed the news as its owner announced the price of 35 million liters.
This initiative has been taken to save the city from treasure hunters. It is known that the city's theater, the citadel of ancient Greece, the mansion and more important buildings, which are considered as Grade One archaeological tracts, are now turned into a pastoral land of cattle. A huge monastery is now being used as a place for animals.