Dikili Bademli, Kalem Island, and Ancient City of Kane
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Dikili Bademli and Kalem Island represent an Aegean natural and historical marvel, famous for the ancient port of Kane, the site of the 406 BCE naval Battle of Arginusae, turquoise waters, and sea-emerging thermal springs.
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İzmir · dikili
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- Ionia & Aeolis
- Hellenistic era
- Roman era
- The Aegean today