Palamutbükü Bay, Ancient Amphora Kilns, and Datça
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Palamutbükü Bay and Amphora Kilns represent Datça's historic wine export port, famous for producing stamped Knidian amphoras amidst turquoise waters and almond groves.
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Muğla · datca
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Periods
- Ionia & Aeolis
- Hellenistic era
- The Aegean today