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🏛️ Kelenderis-Anemourion

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🏛️ Kelenderis-Anemourion
Ruins of a Hellenistic and Roman port city on the southern Turkish coast


🕐 2 min read · Updated 15 Mar 2026 at 07:01
📌 Fast Facts
  • Location: Mersin Province, southern Turkey, on the Mediterranean coast
  • Period: Hellenistic (4th century BCE) to Late Roman (7th century CE)
  • Status: Open-air archaeological site; unexcavated in parts
  • Access: Limited facilities; vehicle access via coastal road

Kelenderis-Anemourion comprises two adjacent ancient sites on Turkey's Cilician coast near the modern town of Anemur. The settlement served as a significant Hellenistic port and flourished under Roman rule as a trade hub connecting the Mediterranean to inland Anatolia. Substantial remains including fortification walls, towers, residential structures, and harbour installations date primarily to the Hellenistic and Early Roman periods ...

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