Milas district, Muğla
Read Milas in Muğla through history, today, table and culture.
Muğla · 12 place records · 11 narratives
What does this district dossier connect?
Milas brings together place records, related historical events and living-culture themes within Muğla and Southern Aegean. Records are connected with Ionia & Aeolis, Hellenistic era, Roman era, The Aegean today, First settlements, Bronze Age, Eastern Roman era, Ottoman era, National Struggle & Republic. Current research layers include table and production, culture and memory, links to the present, deniz-doga.
History
- Artemis Kindyas Sanctuary Festivals and Pegasus Legend at Bargylia (100 CE)
- From Bargylia Artemis Temple to Tuzla Flamingos and Akyaka River: Pegasus Myth, Pink Bird Flocks, and Crystal Azmak Waters
- From Chalcetor Karian Walls to Hızırşah Mosque and Yaka Park Waterfalls: Archaic Stone Citadel, 14th-Century Menteşe Heritage, and Akdağ Springs
- From Iasos Fish Market Museum to Keramos Kurşunlu Yapı and Mobolla Chimneyed Mansions: Maritime Walls, Massive Ashlar Masonry, and Muğla Chimneys
- Construction of Iasos Maritime Walls and Roman Fish Market Monument (350 BCE)
- Alliance of Queen Ada of Caria and Alexander the Great at Alinda (334 BCE)
- Sacred Ways and Key-Bearers of Caria: Mountain Rituals from Lagina to Labraunda
- Kleidophoros Key-Bearing Ceremony and Hekatesia Festivals
- From the Latmos Mountains to the Walls of Alinda: Herakleia Rock Art, the Temple of Zeus at Euromos, and Queen Ada
- Construction of Datça Hızırşah Mosque by Menteşe Ruler Hızır Bey (1390)
- From Mylasa to Labraunda: the threshold of city and mountain
Today
- Ancient City of Bargylia and Artemis Kindyas Temple
- Ancient City of Euromos and Temple of Zeus Lepsynos
- Urban and temple layers of Euromos
- Herakleia ad Latmum and Latmos Prehistoric Rock Paintings
- Layers of Herakleia, Latmos and Bafa
- Ancient City of Iasos and Fish Market Museum
- Ancient City of Keramos and Kurşunlu Yapı
- Sanctuary and mountain terraces of Labraunda
- Sanctuary of Zeus Labraundos at Labraunda
- Milas Chalcetor (Karakuyu) Ancient City and Karian Fortifications
- Milas Tuzla Lagoon and Greater Flamingo Sanctuary
- Milas: Mylasa, Uzunyuva and Baltalı Kapı
- Artemis Kindyas Sanctuary Festivals and Pegasus Legend at Bargylia (100 CE)
- From Bargylia Artemis Temple to Tuzla Flamingos and Akyaka River: Pegasus Myth, Pink Bird Flocks, and Crystal Azmak Waters
- From Chalcetor Karian Walls to Hızırşah Mosque and Yaka Park Waterfalls: Archaic Stone Citadel, 14th-Century Menteşe Heritage, and Akdağ Springs
- From Iasos Fish Market Museum to Keramos Kurşunlu Yapı and Mobolla Chimneyed Mansions: Maritime Walls, Massive Ashlar Masonry, and Muğla Chimneys
- Construction of Iasos Maritime Walls and Roman Fish Market Monument (350 BCE)
- Sacred Ways and Key-Bearers of Caria: Mountain Rituals from Lagina to Labraunda
- Kleidophoros Key-Bearing Ceremony and Hekatesia Festivals
- From the Latmos Mountains to the Walls of Alinda: Herakleia Rock Art, the Temple of Zeus at Euromos, and Queen Ada
- Construction of Datça Hızırşah Mosque by Menteşe Ruler Hızır Bey (1390)
- From Mylasa to Labraunda: the threshold of city and mountain
Table
- Artemis Kindyas Sanctuary Festivals and Pegasus Legend at Bargylia (100 CE)
- From Bargylia Artemis Temple to Tuzla Flamingos and Akyaka River: Pegasus Myth, Pink Bird Flocks, and Crystal Azmak Waters
- From Iasos Fish Market Museum to Keramos Kurşunlu Yapı and Mobolla Chimneyed Mansions: Maritime Walls, Massive Ashlar Masonry, and Muğla Chimneys
- Construction of Iasos Maritime Walls and Roman Fish Market Monument (350 BCE)
- Sacred Ways and Key-Bearers of Caria: Mountain Rituals from Lagina to Labraunda
- Kleidophoros Key-Bearing Ceremony and Hekatesia Festivals
- From the Latmos Mountains to the Walls of Alinda: Herakleia Rock Art, the Temple of Zeus at Euromos, and Queen Ada
- Construction of Datça Hızırşah Mosque by Menteşe Ruler Hızır Bey (1390)
Culture
- Artemis Kindyas Sanctuary Festivals and Pegasus Legend at Bargylia (100 CE)
- From Bargylia Artemis Temple to Tuzla Flamingos and Akyaka River: Pegasus Myth, Pink Bird Flocks, and Crystal Azmak Waters
- From Chalcetor Karian Walls to Hızırşah Mosque and Yaka Park Waterfalls: Archaic Stone Citadel, 14th-Century Menteşe Heritage, and Akdağ Springs
- From Iasos Fish Market Museum to Keramos Kurşunlu Yapı and Mobolla Chimneyed Mansions: Maritime Walls, Massive Ashlar Masonry, and Muğla Chimneys
- Construction of Iasos Maritime Walls and Roman Fish Market Monument (350 BCE)
- Alliance of Queen Ada of Caria and Alexander the Great at Alinda (334 BCE)
- Sacred Ways and Key-Bearers of Caria: Mountain Rituals from Lagina to Labraunda
- Kleidophoros Key-Bearing Ceremony and Hekatesia Festivals
- Construction of Datça Hızırşah Mosque by Menteşe Ruler Hızır Bey (1390)
- From Mylasa to Labraunda: the threshold of city and mountain