Akalissus Antik Kenti
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based on 8 reviews
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| Address : | 07350 Kumluca/Antalya, Turkey |
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| City : | Kumluca/Antalya |
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Ekrem Kızılağaçlı on Google
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Alper Utku on Google
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Black ASLA on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Eski Roma uygarlığının yapıtı olan yerde uzun bir Roma caddesinden geçiyorsunuz. Görülesi bir yer. Zaman yolculuğu yapmışçasına kendinizi başka bir zamanda hissettiriyor. İyi gezmeler.
 You pass a long Roman street in a place that is the work of ancient Roman civilization. A place to be seen. It makes you feel like you are traveling in time in another time. Have a nice trip.
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Alp Kayikcioglu on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Haritalardaki yerinde değil
Not in place on maps
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cüneyt Ekicigil on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kaderine terkedilmiş..köylüler çitlerle araziyi kapatmış..
Abandoned to its fate.. the villagers closed the land with fences..
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Tomcatveben on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Konum yanlış, doğru yer daha aşağıda karacaören köyünden, Karabük mevkiine doğru giderken(yaklaşık 2km)dere kenarında,minik köprünün sağında ve solunda kurulmuş kent.Çok fazla kalıntı yok nekropol alanı ve yapı duvarları ormanlık alanda kaybolmuş. Koordinatlar aşağıdaki gibidir.
enlem: 36.5241
boylam 30.2266
The location is wrong, the right place is the city established on the right and left of the tiny bridge, on the side of the creek, on the way from the village of karacaören to Karabük (approximately 2 km). The coordinates are as follows.
latitude: 36.5241
longitude 30.2266
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Ray Porter on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Unable to find the site in the area given!!
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Osman Bekler on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was a city included in Koinon, which was developed from the ancient Lycian union. Akalissos is a word of Luwi origin and its meaning is unknown. Despite the insufficient information about the foundation of the city, it is thought that there are Hellenistic period ruins. The first mention of its name in history is in the Roman period and during this period, they established three city unions (Sympoliteia) with their neighbors, Idebessos(Yenikisla-Bademagaci) and Kormos(Karabuk). Emperor III. He minted coins during the Gordianus period (238-244 AD). The name of the city is written on these coins. In the Byzantine Period, it became a bishopric center connected to the metropolitan of Myra.
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