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Khan Hammād (G.11-13.I)
Early, Middle and Late Islamic waystation on the ancient road to Gonbad-e Mollaghān. Visited by Stein (1935), who describes a ruined caravanserai and cisterns. Possible detection on Corona imagery (1969). Discussed by Gaube (1973). -
Unidentified site
Probable archeological site, on a summit. Signs of many illegal lootholes, since 1984 at the earliest. Located with satellite imagery. -
Ismalar, Kaş Necropolis
Rock cut tombs (Pigeon hole type) -
Shahr-e ye Emāmzādeh Jaʿfar
Sassanian (?) and/or Medieval Islamic (?) large settlement (~75 ha), east of Emāmzādeh Jaʿfar. Described by Stein (1940). Area of eroded ruins, around a former oval elevation, mostly destroyed by agriculture. Better visible on Corona imagery (1969). -
Asargediği Tepesi, Bayındır
Classical castle with a surrounding outer wall -
Bayındır, Asar Tepesi
Classical castle with a surrounding outer wall -
Bayındır Liman, Limanağzı (Sebeda)
Harbor settlement & fortified acropolis. -
Sebeda Tombs
Rock cut tombs in the cliff face (accessible). Several sarcophagi 70m north east of the pin. -
S Suleymanköy (Hermokapeleia-Thyessos)
Classical to Byzantine period settlement -
Palamut Kalesi, Dereköy (Apollonis)
Apollonia - Apollones - Apollonias. Hellenistic to Late Antique city -
Akhisar (Thyateira)
Thyateira, Luwian to Late Roman city in Lydia -
Akhisar
Milestone -
Milestone
Milestone -
Akhisar, Hastane Höyük
Early Bronze Age site. -
Kibyra Colonnaded Street
Colonnaded Street of Kibyra. -
Gölhisar (Kibyra)
Lydian city of Kibyra. Cibyra Magna.Cibyra, Caesarea Kibyra .The ancient city of Kibyra, also known as the "city of gladiators". -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Very small square ruin, located with satellite imagery. -
Mansion (Tang-e Maliūn I)
Sassanian (?) and/or Medieval Islamic (?) ruined residence, at the easternmost point of larger Tang-e Maliūn settlement. Described and sketched by A. Stein (1935). Advanced state of deterioration. -
Tang-e Maliūn (G.11-12.I)
Early and Middle Islamic ruined town, west of Kūh-e Šerrefī steep ridge. Visited by Stein (1935) and discussed by Gaube (1973). Badly damaged by roads and farms in recent times, but better visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). -
Kushk-e Gadangoon - Chahār-deh (G.11-11.II)
Medieval Islamic square two storey building (20x30m), identified by Sepinameh (2020) as a fortified manor (kushk), probable seat of tribal chieftains. Also described by Stein (1940) as the mansion of Chahār-Deh. -
Anonymous fort (G.11-11.I)
Late (?) Islamic small fort on top of a conic rocky hill. Noticed by Stein (1935) and discussed in Gaube (1973). -
Anonymous settlement (G.11-11.I)
Middle (?) and Late Islamic settlement. Visited by Stein (1935) and discussed by Gaube (1973). Area of eroded mounds on a NW-SE direction, one of them hypothesized as a ruined mosque by Stein. -
House of the Vettii
House of the Vettii, Pompeii -
Porticus des Gaius und Lucius Caesar
Säulengang – Roma – Rom – Latium – Italien -
Arapyurdu Tepe, Surlar
Arapyurdu Tepe Fortress / Settlement? -
Karabel - Pharroa
Rural settlement, Tower farm? (NB.not the picture) -
Alacahisar - Hagia Sion Church - Monastery
Asarcık, Karabel Church Monastery -
Alacahisar (Arnabanda?)
Arnabanda, Alacahisar. -
Zeytin
Several ancient farmsteads -
Büyükkum (Andriake)
Andriake port & southern settlement -
İnlice (Daidala)
Fortified settlement & acropolis. -
Qal'e-ye Golāb (G.11-06) - Dez Kalāt - Diz Gulāb fortress (?)
Sassanian, medieval Islamic, Safavid and Qajar fortress. Identified as Dez Kalāt by Sepidnameh (2024), mentionned in the Fārs-nāma. Known as Gol-o-Golāb in conjunction with nearby Golāb, which it is connected to through a guardhouse in the ravine. -
Qal'e-ye Gol (G.11-06)
Sassanian and medieval Islamic fortress, dominating the Zohrerh valley. Known as Gol-o-Golāb in conjunction with nearby Golāb, which it is connected to through a guardhouse in the ravine. Surveyed by Gaube (1968). -
Qal'e-ye Se-Mardi
Forward fortification of Gol-o-Golāb complex. Mentionned by Safavid author Hosseini Monshi. Not surveyed nor dated, but probably Sassanian and/or Islamic. -
Qal'e-ye Dez (G.11-05.III)
Sassanian and medieval Islamic fortress (40 x 50m), at the confluence of the Zohreh and Kheyrābād rivers. Surveyed by Gaube (1968) and discussed in Sepidnameh (2024). -
Ḥeydar-Karrār (G.11-05.II)
Sassanian (?), Early and Middle Islamic settlement on a promontory. An emāmzādeh, restored, is at the centre. Surveyed by Gaube (1968). The ancient habitat is almost entirely destroyed. -
Abazar shrine (G.11-05.I)
Late Islamic sanctuary. Surveyed by Gaube (1968). Many times restored, and an ongoing place of pilgrimage. -
Kon‑e Binu - ancient Dayrjān (?)
Also known as Tall‑e Guyneh / Tol‑e Gavineh (تل گوینه). Ancient, medium and late Susiana, Elamite, neo-Elamite, Achamenid, Seleucid, Elymean, Sassanian and medieval Islamic large settlement (250 ha, 5km x 200-800m), on the banks of the Zhoreh. -
Asar Tepe, Şerefler, (Kalynda?)
Multi period site, possibly the Bronze age (Kuwa)kuwaluwa(n)ta. -
Meğri, Fethiye (Quvalapasa – Telebehi – Telmessos)
The earlier settlement was 4km. east at Hızırlık tepesi. -
Agios Elefterios (Afkule) Monastery
Bizantine church / monastery -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Ruined building next to a qanat. Located with satellite imagery. -
Letoon, Theatre
Theatre of Letoon -
Çavdır
Milestone -
Aqueduct of Xanthos, Çayköy
Aqueduct conducting water to Xanthus. -
Lower Agora, Xanthos
Ancient City of Xanthos, Kinik Village. -
Xanthos, Nereids Monument
Nereids monument of Xanthos. -
Andriake [Andriace], Watchtower
Ancient watchtower -
Andriake Fortress
Hellenistic fortress. -
Karabucak (Surezi - Sura - Soura)
Lycian dynastic residence origins.