Lakes, Mounds, and Trade Routes of the Inland Aegean
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Combining the 40-layer Bronze Age palace of Beycesultan where the Maeander rises with the colossal caravan markets of Apameia Kibotos and the Byzantine military walls of Amorium, the Inland Aegean plateau stood as Anatolia's strongest terrestrial and riverine trade corridor.
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Periods
- Bronze Age
- Hellenistic era
- Roman era
- Eastern Roman era