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Physkos

  • Sikkesi Var mı: Evet
  • Bölge: Caria
  • Yerleşim ID: LOC-0688
  • Geografik Koordinatlar: 36.863121,28.276899
Located at the intersection of the ancient regions of Caria and Ionia, near modern Marmaris, Physkos served as an important port and trade center throughout history thanks to its natural harbor. It played a strategically significant political and economic role, particularly as part of the Rhodian...

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Pidasa

  • Sikkesi Var mı: Hayır
  • Bölge: Caria
  • Yerleşim ID: LOC-0689
  • Geografik Koordinatlar: 37.401041,27.57211
Pidasa was a small settlement located at the intersection of the ancient regions of Caria and Ionia, bearing witness to Anatolia's rich history. It maintained its existence as part of the general cultural and political dynamics of the region, playing a peripheral rather than a major urban center...

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Pisye

  • Sikkesi Var mı: Hayır
  • Bölge: Caria
  • Yerleşim ID: LOC-0690
  • Geografik Koordinatlar: 37.18655,28.287227
Pisye is a small settlement with deep historical roots, located at the intersection of the ancient Anatolian regions of Caria and Ionia. This region hosted some of the most developed cultures of the ancient world, and Pisye, as part of this rich geography, contributed to the social and economic...

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Pladasa

  • Sikkesi Var mı: Hayır
  • Bölge: Caria
  • Yerleşim ID: LOC-0691
  • Geografik Koordinatlar: 37.087317,28.079785
Pladasa is an ancient settlement, whose name is uncertain or reconstructed, believed to be located in the ancient Anatolian regions of Caria or Ionia. Situated within the borders of modern Turkey, this city, though a small-scale settlement, holds importance for understanding life in antiquity as...

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Aphrodisias

  • Sikkesi Var mı: Evet
  • Bölge: Caria
  • Yerleşim ID: LOC-0334
  • Geografik Koordinatlar: 37.708502,28.723815
Aphrodisias is one of the best-preserved ancient cities in Western Anatolia, particularly gaining great importance during the Roman period, known for its sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite and its world-renowned sculpture school. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, which minted its own...

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