Asclepieia were ancient healing temples dedicated to Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine. These sanctuaries served as centers for medical treatment and spiritual healing, where patients sought cures for various ailments. They often featured sacred spaces, baths, and areas for rituals, emphasizing the connection between physical and mental well-being. Visitors to the Asclepieia would undergo a process called incubation, where they slept in the temple to receive divine guidance through dreams. Trained priests and physicians would interpret these dreams and provide treatments based on the insights gained. The temples played a significant role in the development of early medicine and healing practices.