Didim district, Aydın
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Aydın · 7 place records · 8 narratives
District place and narrative links
Explore places and narratives connected to Didim through the topic links below. Periods: The Aegean today, Bronze Age, Ionia & Aeolis, Hellenistic era, Roman era, Eastern Roman era, Beyliks & Seljuks, Ottoman era, National Struggle & Republic. Topics: culture and memory, deniz-doga, links to the present.
Places and narratives
- Akbük Public Beach
- Altınkum Beach
- Manastır Bay
- Miletus archaeological site and urban layers
- Ancient City of Miletus
- Miletus Ancient City and Birthplace of Cartographer Hecataeus of Miletus
- Tavşanburnu Nature Park
- Appointment of Physician Galen of Pergamon as Personal Doctor to Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (169 AD)
- Progradation of the Büyük Menderes Delta and Silting of the Latmic Gulf (6th c. BCE — 6th c. CE)
- From İzmir Epicurus' Teos Garden to Nysa Aristodemus Library and Miletus Hecataeus Map: Epicureanism, Roman Rhetoric, and World's First Map
- Meanders of the Maeander: Landlocked Cities from the Latmic Gulf to Lake Bafa
- Creation of the World's First Known Geographic Map by Hecataeus of Miletus (510 BC)
- The Battle of Mycale: The Fleet Beached
- Freedom Battle of the Aegean on Mount Mycale: The Fall of the Persian Fleet and the Revival of Panionion
- Pergamon, Halicarnassus, Miletus: paths of knowledge
Today
- From İzmir Epicurus' Teos Garden to Nysa Aristodemus Library and Miletus Hecataeus Map: Epicureanism, Roman Rhetoric, and World's First Map
- Meanders of the Maeander: Landlocked Cities from the Latmic Gulf to Lake Bafa
- Freedom Battle of the Aegean on Mount Mycale: The Fall of the Persian Fleet and the Revival of Panionion
- Pergamon, Halicarnassus, Miletus: paths of knowledge
Culture
- Appointment of Physician Galen of Pergamon as Personal Doctor to Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (169 AD)
- Progradation of the Büyük Menderes Delta and Silting of the Latmic Gulf (6th c. BCE — 6th c. CE)
- From İzmir Epicurus' Teos Garden to Nysa Aristodemus Library and Miletus Hecataeus Map: Epicureanism, Roman Rhetoric, and World's First Map
- Meanders of the Maeander: Landlocked Cities from the Latmic Gulf to Lake Bafa
- Creation of the World's First Known Geographic Map by Hecataeus of Miletus (510 BC)
- Freedom Battle of the Aegean on Mount Mycale: The Fall of the Persian Fleet and the Revival of Panionion
- Pergamon, Halicarnassus, Miletus: paths of knowledge