Arykanda

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Arykanda is an ancient Lycian city in southwestern Turkey, known for its well-preserved ruins including a theater, baths, and terraced structures overlooking a mountain valley.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lycian city
ancient city
archaeological site
access reached by mountain road from Finike–Elmali highway
country Turkey
culture Lycian
excavatedBy Turkish archaeologists
flourishedInPeriod Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
Roman Imperial period NERFINISHED
hasFeature Hellenistic theatre NERFINISHED
Roman baths
inscriptions
rock-cut tombs
terraced city plan
hasRemainsFromPeriod Byzantine period
Classical period
Hellenistic period
Roman period
hasStructure agora
baths
necropolis
odeon
stadium
terraced buildings
theatre
hasTypeOfBuilding basilica
gymnasium
residential houses
shops
temples
heritageStatus important archaeological site in Turkey
knownFor scenic mountain setting
terraced urban layout
well-preserved ruins
laterCulture Byzantine NERFINISHED
Hellenistic
Roman
locatedIn Antalya Province NERFINISHED
Lycia NERFINISHED
southwestern Turkey NERFINISHED
locatedNear Elmali NERFINISHED
Finike NERFINISHED
locatedOn slope of a mountain
nearbyModernCountry Turkey NERFINISHED
overlooks mountain valley
partOf ancient region of Lycia
tourism popular destination for cultural tourism

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