Öküzlü Ören Yeri

Paradise Turkey minberry, which is a complete historical mosaic, is 25 km from Öküzlü Ruins Kizkalesi. is at a distance. Some parts of the city, which consists of stone structures, have survived in places. Some parts have not survived very well until today. ... The basilica and cisterns of Öküzlü Ruins are still standing. The sarcophagi are on the side of the stabilized road that provides the entrance to the city. 2 User Comments.

I like to visit historical ruins. Azizik knowledge Öküzlü ruins (also called Öküzlüklü) Its original name is unknown. The name Öküzlü was given by the local people because of the ox reliefs on the capitals of large churches. Öküzlü ruins (also known as Öküzlük) is a ruined place in the countryside of Mersin Province Erdemli District. Its original name is unknown. The name Öküzlü was given by the local people because of the ox reliefs on the capitals of the big churches.

The beautiful city of our Turkey is 12 km from a beautiful myrtle town that smells of history. away. It can be reached by a stabilized road from the Kanlıdivane-Çanakçı village road junction. The ruins were inhabited during the Young Hellenistic, Roman, and Early Byzantine periods. The stone-paved infrastructure of the ancient city is in good condition. Its basilica and cisterns are still standing. The sarcophagi are located on the side of the stabilized road that provides the entrance to the city.

It is beautiful but is falling into ruin from neglect. Authorities must take care and restore

Number 10 place. Navigation brings you up to 200 meters. We found it difficult to enter the side road, neither signage nor anything. The people living there were helpful. Well, it's abandoned, unprotected, but it smells like history. I think everyone should see it.

Öközlü Ruins Öküzlü Ruins, the pearl of the Mediterranean, is located within the borders of Erdemli district of Mersin, which is famous for its historical and touristic sites, 15 km from Ayaş town. located at a distance. It is a historical place that was used as a settlement during the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods. It can be reached by taking a stabilized road at the Kanlıdivane - Çanakçı Village junction, which is one of the other famous historical ruins of the region. You can also go to Limonlu, the archaeological site, which can be reached from the Limonlu quarter of Erdemli, by using the Batısandal Village road, which is 8 km away. Öküzlü Ruins was used as a settlement during the late Hellenistic, Roman and early Byzantine periods. Öküzlü Ruins, 25 km from Kızkalesi. is at a distance. Some parts of the city, which consists of stone structures, have survived in places. Some parts have not survived very well until today. However, the stone-paved infrastructure of the ancient city is still intact. The bastion and entrance gate ruins, which have managed to resist time, are in a position to describe the main lines of the city that was established here in the past. The basilica and cisterns of Öküzlü Ruins are still standing. The sarcophagi are on the side of the stabilized road that provides the entrance to the city.

There are no signs indicating the way. Like the warehouse of the people of the region, you may come across straw, etc. In the ancient city, the animals of the people of the region were grazed or passed by. It has been left unprotected. It is obviously not nice to treat such a cultural heritage in this way. I'm giving 2 stars because you're sorry. Ha, the structure is definitely 5 stars, it has endured so far and it is still intact in many parts.

Öküzlü was founded in the Hellenistic period, but it continued to exist in the Roman and Byzantine periods as well. Polygonal masonry was used in the oldest of the house remains, and neat cut stone was used in the later ones. One of these houses was built in a peristyle. There are also cisterns and sarcophagi. The most important remnant is the three-aisled basilica church ruins in the center. There is another three-nave but smaller church ruins to the south.