Lycia

Lycia
"Lycia, along the southwestern coast of Anatolia is dominated by the massive mountain chains. Its boundaries start from Fethiye on the west and stretch down to the famous Pamphylian city of Antalya on the east." Courtesy of Focus Multimedia Magazine Online.

Lycia
Brief history of the province excerpted from UNRV History- Roman Empire.

Lycia: Who was who in the Roman Empire

Didyma
On the southwest Aegean coast of Anatolia, Didyma the sacred place of ancient Anatolia, is only 4 km away from the sea and 15 kms. to the south of Akkoy, a small village of city of Aydin. Didyma was a sacred place starting from the 8th century B.C. There are two important temples; Apollon and Artemis temples. Courtesy of Focus Multimedia Magazine Online.

Lycia
A detailed acount of the history, geography and archaeology of the Roman province of Lycia. From the Encyclopedia of the Roman Provinces (ERP) under construction by Pedar W. Foss, Stanford University

The Lycians
An overview of the history, and geography of Lycia. Courtesy of Burak Sansal.

Lycian Turkey-Discover the Beauty of Ancient Lycia
"History has not left us with as clear a picture of the Lycians as it has with some other ancient civilizations, such as the Greeks.Ę However, some questions and facts regarding the Lycians can be answered or at least speculated upon." Copyright Š 2007 Mavi Real Estate and Property Services.

Ancient Coins of Lycia
Excerpted from Digital Historia Numerorum: A Manual of Greek Numismatics "> Ancient Coins of Pamphylia
Excerpted from Digital Historia Numerorum: A Manual of Greek Numismatics

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