Sultanhisar district, Aydın
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Aydın · 8 place records · 15 narratives
District place and narrative links
Explore places and narratives connected to Sultanhisar through the topic links below. Periods: Ionia & Aeolis, Hellenistic era, Roman era, The Aegean today, Ottoman era, National Struggle & Republic, Eastern Roman era. Topics: culture and memory, links to the present, deniz-doga.
Places and narratives
- Ancient City of Nysa ad Maeandrum and Canyon Library
- Nysa Ancient City Birthplace of Aristodemus and Two-Story Library
- Nysa Ancient City Birthplace of Grammarian Dionysius Thrax and Two-Story Library
- Nysa Ancient City Birthplace of Grammarian Menestheus and Library
- Nysa Ancient City Geography Academy and Library Study Site of Strabo
- Nysa Ancient City Canyon Vaulted Water Tunnel
- Gorge and urban layers of Nysa
- Sultanhisar Atça 1926 Radial-Grid Master Plan and Republican Reconstruction
- From Atça Grid City Plan to Tepeköy Painted Mosque and Yeşilyurt Water Mills: 1926 Paris-Inspired Layout, 18th-Century Wall Murals, and Dandalas Water Wheels
- Reconstruction of Atça with Paris-Inspired Radial-Grid Master Plan (1926)
- From Aydın Alabanda Hermogenes' Architecture to Nysa Dionysius Thrax Grammar and Ephesus Apollonius Dyskolos Syntax: Classical Architecture, World Grammar, and Syntax Theory
- Geographer Strabo's Education at Nysa ad Maeandrum and the Roman Library (50 BCE)
- From İzmir Epicurus' Teos Garden to Nysa Aristodemus Library and Miletus Hecataeus Map: Epicureanism, Roman Rhetoric, and World's First Map
- Naval Expedition of the Indus River and Red Sea by Admiral Scylax of Caryanda and Writing of Periplus (515 BC)
- Design of the 365.25-Day Julian Roman Calendar Reform for Julius Caesar by Astronomer Sosigenes of Knidos (46 BC)
- Three cities in the Menderes valley: Nysa, Mastaura, Tralleis
- Creation of the World's First Known Geographic Map by Hecataeus of Miletus (510 BC)
- From Muğla Bodrum Scylax Explorations to Balıkesir Xenocles Oratory and Aydın Nysa Strabo Geography: Maritime Exploration, Roman Oratory, and World Geography
- From Muğla Knidos Sosigenes Calendar to Yatağan Metrodorus Philosophy and Aydın Nysa Menestheus Grammar: Julian Calendar Astronomy, Academic Philosophy, and Classical Philology
- From the Canyon Library of Nysa to Mastaura Amphitheater and Arpaz Castle
- Authoring of Téchne Grammatikē (The World's First Systematic Grammar Textbook) by Dionysius Thrax of Nysa (170 BC)
- Seikilos Stele Inscription (1st–2nd centuries CE)
- From Tralleis Üç Gözler to Seikilos Epitaph and Nysa Canyon Aqueducts: Vaulted Gymnasion, Oldest Surviving Complete Song, and Water Tunnels
Today
- From Atça Grid City Plan to Tepeköy Painted Mosque and Yeşilyurt Water Mills: 1926 Paris-Inspired Layout, 18th-Century Wall Murals, and Dandalas Water Wheels
- Reconstruction of Atça with Paris-Inspired Radial-Grid Master Plan (1926)
- From Aydın Alabanda Hermogenes' Architecture to Nysa Dionysius Thrax Grammar and Ephesus Apollonius Dyskolos Syntax: Classical Architecture, World Grammar, and Syntax Theory
- From İzmir Epicurus' Teos Garden to Nysa Aristodemus Library and Miletus Hecataeus Map: Epicureanism, Roman Rhetoric, and World's First Map
- Three cities in the Menderes valley: Nysa, Mastaura, Tralleis
- From Muğla Bodrum Scylax Explorations to Balıkesir Xenocles Oratory and Aydın Nysa Strabo Geography: Maritime Exploration, Roman Oratory, and World Geography
- From Muğla Knidos Sosigenes Calendar to Yatağan Metrodorus Philosophy and Aydın Nysa Menestheus Grammar: Julian Calendar Astronomy, Academic Philosophy, and Classical Philology
- From the Canyon Library of Nysa to Mastaura Amphitheater and Arpaz Castle
- Seikilos Stele Inscription (1st–2nd centuries CE)
- From Tralleis Üç Gözler to Seikilos Epitaph and Nysa Canyon Aqueducts: Vaulted Gymnasion, Oldest Surviving Complete Song, and Water Tunnels