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Sheykh Khwāje (G.10-11.I)
Middle and Late Islamic ruined settlement, on the slopes of the mountains. Visited by A. Stein (1940). -
Karagac Tepe-Protesilaion
Karağaç Tepe. Chalcolithic, EBA site. Karaagactepe. Tumulus of Protesilaous. -
Sidyma Monumental Tomb
Mausoleum / Heroon. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Square mound, located with satellite imagery. -
Villa Carmiano
Villa Carmiano -
Villa del Pastore
Villa del Pastore -
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 (G.11-04) - ancient Dayrjān (?)
Ancient Susiana to medieval Islamic large settlement (250 ha). Greatly damaged by agriculture and erosion, and mostly leveled. Surveyed by Shirvani (2015), though mostly unpublished. Possible identification with Dayrjān Islamic town (Sepidnameh, 2024). -
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