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Lex portorii provinciae lyciae: Lykia eyaleti gümrük yasası
SUMMARYThe customs inscription was found in 1999 by the research team of the AnadoluUniversity investigating the settlement pattern throughout the Byzantine Age in the Lycianharbor town Andriace, c. 10 km southwest of Myra. The inscription, which has a length of 87lines, is only partly preserved.
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Lykia bölgesindeki deniz seviyesi değişimlerinin antik liman kentlerine etkileri
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LYKİA (TEKE YARIMADASI) BÖLGESİ ANTİK KENTLERİNİN KURULUŞ YERİ ÖZELLİKLERİ
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2004
Abstract If we shift the focus from administration to civilisation, we get a different but very clear picture of the extent of the region. An investigation of the distribution of Lykian inscriptions and tombs and of the attested Lykian mints shows that the Lykian people inhabited the region from Telemessos in the west to Gagai in the ...
Antony G Keen, Mogens Herman Hansen
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Abstract If we shift the focus from administration to civilisation, we get a different but very clear picture of the extent of the region. An investigation of the distribution of Lykian inscriptions and tombs and of the attested Lykian mints shows that the Lykian people inhabited the region from Telemessos in the west to Gagai in the ...
Antony G Keen, Mogens Herman Hansen
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