EGETÜRKİYE

Small human and dancing family figures painted in red on a gray granite rock surface.
8,000-Year-Old Prehistoric Red Rock Paintings of the Latmos Mountains

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First settlementsTable and production

From the Latmos Mountains to the Walls of Alinda

Dossier in brief

Place, time and memory in one narrative.

Linking the 8,000-year-old prehistoric rock art of the Latmos Mountains with the 16-column Corinthian Temple of Zeus at Euromos and Queen Ada's 3-story Agora at Alinda, the Carian mountain valleys formed an invincible sacred and military spine.

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Long-form story · Table and production · A link to today · deniz-doga

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Periods

  • First settlements
  • Ionia & Aeolis
  • Hellenistic era
  • Roman era

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