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Limyra Theater

Surroundings:

Theatre baths

Lycian hemidrachm from Rhodiapolis (ca. 167-81 BC).

Limyra Ptolemaion.

Ptolemaion, Centauromachy Metope. Antalya museum

Limyra, Ptolemaion & Byzantine defence wall.

Gaius Caesar cenotaph

Perikle Tomb Frieze. Antalya Museum.

Perikle Tomb Frieze. Antalya Museum

Perikle Tomb Frieze. Antalya Museum

Roman bridge

Aramaic inscription Tombs.

Necropolis V

Bridge near Limyra

Limyra Bridge

Limira Bridge

Necropolis I

Theatre or amphitheatre

Location:

Türkiye, Yuvalılar
geo:36.343121,30.170473
Exact location

Period or year:

1xx / unknown

Class:

Theatre or amphitheatre
visible

Identifiers:

vici:place=11143

Annotations

Hellenistic Theater that was rebuilt after the earthquake in about 140 AD thanks to money of Oporamos of Rhodiapolis¹ .

Frank Sear. Roman Theatres An Architectural Study By Hamida Sur p. 369 https://www.academia.edu/6053159/Roman_Theatres_An_Architectural_Study%C2%A0
An overview of Lycian theaters. By Banu Özdilek. https://www.academia.edu/126077833/Lykia_Tiyatrolar%C4%B1na_Genel_Bak%C4%B1%C5%9F

References

↑George E. Bean, Lycian Turkey: An Archaeological Guide, London John Murray Publishers Ltd 1989, p.144

Nearby

Limyra, Theatre Thermae

Baths of the theatre.

Saklısu (Zemuri - Limyra)

Limyra - Lycian town - Zemuri

Limyra, Ptolemaion

Hellenistic round temple so-called Ptolemaion