Turkey, Aphrodisias Stadium

Aphrodisias, an ancient Greek city in Anatolia, Turkey, was named after the goddess Aphrodite. It became known as Steropolis in the Byzantine era and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2017. The city featured a stadium and theater, with the stadium being one of the best-preserved ancient Greek stadia. It was used for athletic events and later converted for Roman-style entertainments. The stadium's architecture included elliptical sides for better viewing and monumental stairways. Seating inscriptions reveal social and political affiliations of spectators.

What unique feature does the Aphrodisias Stadium have compared to other Greek stadiums?

What types of inscriptions were preserved in the seating of the stadium?