Blaundos
A Lydian-Roman settlement on the edge of the Ulubey valley.
Uşak · Valley settlement
A city on a valley threshold
Blaundos is best understood through its relation to Uşak's valley systems. Steep terrain shaped its roads, gates and choices of defence.
Dispersed signs of urban fabric
The remains are read through public structures, burial areas and water systems. They show that even a smaller settlement was tied to surrounding production and passage networks.
A Lydian name, a Roman layer
Blaundos is named among the cities of Lydia, while much of the visible fabric relates to Roman urban use. The distinction makes dating more careful.
A dossier open to new research
Blaundos is a valley stop that should not remain in the shadow of larger centres. Its page is an open, source-led framework to grow with verified excavation, conservation and inventory data.
Inventory readiness
The settlement is kept as a distinct Uşak inventory node; coordinates, media, protection status and source types will connect here when the cultural inventory arrives.
Connected stops
Sources
Frequently asked questions
Where is Blaundos?
Blaundos is presented in this guide as a valley settlement in Uşak.
How can I find sources for Blaundos?
The Sources section on this page links to the institutions and research records supporting this dossier.