Sillyon

E298638

Sillyon was an ancient city of Pamphylia in southern Anatolia, known for its strategic hilltop location and well-preserved Hellenistic and Roman ruins.

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Sillyon canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
accessType steep access paths
country Turkey
culture Byzantine
Hellenistic
Roman
defensiveAdvantage difficult to assault due to cliffs
elevationFeature steep rocky plateau
hasArchaeologicalEvidenceFrom Byzantine era
Hellenistic period
Roman Imperial period
hasRemainsOf Byzantine structures
Hellenistic towers
agora
city walls
early Christian buildings
fortifications
necropolis
stadium
theatre
hasTypeOf fortified city
heritageStatus archaeological heritage site in Turkey
historicalEra Byzantine period
Classical antiquity
surface form: Classical Antiquity

Hellenistic period
Roman period
knownFor Hellenistic ruins
Roman ruins
strategic hilltop location
locatedIn Pamphylia
southern Anatolia
locatedInPresentDay Turkey
locatedInRegion Mediterranean Region of Turkey
locatedNear Antalya
Aspendos
Perge
materialRemains ashlar masonry
polygonal masonry
partOf ancient region of Pamphylia
presentDayProvince Antalya Province
regionOfInfluence southern coast of Asia Minor
regionType ancient Anatolia
situatedOn hilltop
strategicImportance controlled routes between coast and interior of Pamphylia
terrain rocky hill
urbanLayout terraced settlement on slopes

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Pamphylia hasMajorCity Sillyon