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Surroundings:

Inscribed Pillar of Xanthos - Harpagus SteleXanthus AgoraXanthos, West ChurchXanthos - theatreXanthos - theatreThe Roman theatre, built in the mid-2nd century ADRoman theatre and Lycian tombsXanthus TheaterRoman Theatre in XanthosHarp Monument. XanthosPillar tombHellenistic fortifications of Xanthos''Dancer'' tombLycian monumental tombs, the Harpy tomb and the pillared sarcophagusRoman colonnaded street running north-south (decumanus)Nereids monument base.Nereid MonumentLycian AcropolisCity gate.Roman BridgeSarcophagus of Merehi. XanthosSarcophagus of Merehi. XanthosThe Tower Tomb in XanthosThe Harpy Tomb in Xanthon necropolisXanthus NecropolisLetoon Theater EntranceLetoon TheaterLetoon TheaterLetoon. theaterHelmet

Location:

  • Türkiye, Karaköy
  • geo:36.357025,29.318531
  • Location ± 5-25 m.

Period or year:

  • -30~ / unknown

Class:

  • Building (other)
  • visible

Identifiers:

  • vici:place=20397

Annotations

A monumental structure by the Main Street in the Roman city centre, where the western part of the Main Street, West Agora, Theatre and Baths are located, was tentatively named as the Bouleuterion.1

See:

  1. Bouleuterion ?  (N. Yıldırım), in: H. Mert Erdoğan. ,Ksanthos Kazıları 2015 Yılı Çalışmaları / Excavations at Xanthos in 2015 - Güneydoğu Sektör / Southeast Sector; ANMED 2016

References

  1. ↑ Bouleuterion ? N. Yıldırım


Nearby

Inscribed Pillar - Xanthus Stele

Harpagus Stele with trilingual inscription. Inscribed Pillar

Roman Agora, Xanthos

Roman Agora

Xanthos, Roman commercial buildings

Shops of the Roman Forum


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