Patara in Lycia

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Patara in Lycia was an important ancient port city on the southwestern coast of Asia Minor, renowned as a major Lycian and later Roman center and a significant site of Apollo’s oracle.

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Patara in Lycia canonical 1
ancient city of Patara 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
port city
associatedWith Lycian language inscriptions
early Christianity
birthplaceOf Saint Nicholas of Myra
causeOfDecline harbor silting
declinedInPeriod Late Antiquity
Middle Ages
dedicatedTo Apollo
excavatedBy Turkish archaeologists
flourishedInPeriod Classical antiquity
Hellenistic period
Roman Imperial period
hasCult Apollo
hasFunction commercial hub
port
religious center
hasStatus major Lycian port
metropolis of Lycia in Roman times
hasStructure Roman baths
bouleuterion
city walls
granary of Hadrian
harbor installations
lighthouse
main street with colonnades
temple of Apollo
theatre
knownFor Lycian League assembly
linked to: Lycian League

harbor
oracle of Apollo
locatedIn Asia Minor
Lycia
southwestern coast of Asia Minor
locatedInPresentDay Antalya Province
Turkey
mentionedBy Herodotus
Pliny the Elder
Strabo
partOf Lycian League
recognizedAs important archaeological site in Turkey
servedAs Roman provincial center
major Lycian center
underRuleOf Achaemenid Empire
Byzantine Empire
Hellenistic kingdoms
Lycian dynasts
Roman Empire

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Pope Silverius exiledTo Patara in Lycia
Patara Beach adjacentTo ancient city of Patara
linked to: Patara in Lycia