Page 4 - Sarpedon’dan Keykubad’a Bir Zamanlar Antalya
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                     spendos  Antique  Theater  built
                     spendos   Antique   Theater   built
                 Aby Architect Zenon for his one
               and only love, Belkıs from Serik… Apol-
               lonius of Aksu inventor of mathematical
               terms such as ellipse, parabola, hyper-
               bola.. Opromoas, the philanthropist from Kumluca, who came
               to the aid of the Lycian cities that were destroyed in the earth-
               quake… Saint Nicholas of Demre, protector of the seas, travel-
               ers and the poor… Sarpedon the hero of Kaş Kınık, Dosemealti
               people resisting Alexander the Great and Plancia Magna from
               Aksu the first female mayor…
                  Once Upon a Time in Antalya from Sarpedon to Keykubad, it
               tells the stories of Antalya’s ancient myths, legends, emperors,
               scientists, poets, physicians, philanthropists, and briefly the sto-
               ries of these lands, with their love, separation and reunion.
                  From prehistoric times to the present, Antalya has witnessed
               hundreds of cultures, languages and beliefs for 500 thousand
               years.
                  The great master of Turkish poetry, Nazım Hikmet Ran, de-
               scribes Antalya in his poetry book, Human Landscapes from My
               Country Cultures existed in these lands, with a spirit that we en-
               counter when he describes Antalya as a “three-point province”.
               In peace, together, which loses its meaning when someone is
               missing…
                  Pamphylia means “the place where different cultures live in
               peace”, Lycia, where the first cores of democracy emerged and
               ancient civilizations such as Psidia, whose origins date back to
               the  mysterious  people  of  Anatolia,  the  Luwians,  were  born  in
               these lands.





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