Yatağan district, Muğla
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Muğla · 6 place records · 6 narratives
District place and narrative links
Explore places and narratives connected to Yatağan through the topic links below. Periods: Hellenistic era, Roman era, Bronze Age, Ionia & Aeolis, Eastern Roman era, The Aegean today, Ottoman era, National Struggle & Republic, Beyliks & Seljuks, milli-mucadele-cumhuriyet. Topics: culture and memory, links to the present, deniz-doga.
Places and narratives
- Sanctuary of Hekate at Lagina
- Sanctuary and ceremonial layers of Lagina
- Stratonikeia Ancient City Birthplace of Philosopher Metrodorus and Academic Assembly
- Ancient City of Stratonikeia and Eskihisar Village
- Urban and Eskihisar layers of Stratonikeia
- Yatağan Gerga Karian Sanctuary and Stone Monuments
- From Gerga Sanctuary to Köyceğiz Lake and Saklıkent Canyon: Megalithic Karian Temple, Kaunos Saltworks, and 300m Gorge Walls
- Emergence of Native Karian Religious Cult and Construction of Gerga Megalithic Monuments (500 BCE)
- Sacred Ways and Key-Bearers of Caria: Mountain Rituals from Lagina to Labraunda
- Kleidophoros Key-Bearing Ceremony and Hekatesia Festivals
- Design of the 365.25-Day Julian Roman Calendar Reform for Julius Caesar by Astronomer Sosigenes of Knidos (46 BC)
- From Muğla Knidos Sosigenes Calendar to Yatağan Metrodorus Philosophy and Aydın Nysa Menestheus Grammar: Julian Calendar Astronomy, Academic Philosophy, and Classical Philology
Today
- From Gerga Sanctuary to Köyceğiz Lake and Saklıkent Canyon: Megalithic Karian Temple, Kaunos Saltworks, and 300m Gorge Walls
- Emergence of Native Karian Religious Cult and Construction of Gerga Megalithic Monuments (500 BCE)
- Sacred Ways and Key-Bearers of Caria: Mountain Rituals from Lagina to Labraunda
- Kleidophoros Key-Bearing Ceremony and Hekatesia Festivals
- From Muğla Knidos Sosigenes Calendar to Yatağan Metrodorus Philosophy and Aydın Nysa Menestheus Grammar: Julian Calendar Astronomy, Academic Philosophy, and Classical Philology