The ancient ruins at Fethiye, once the Greek city of Telmessos, trace their history back to 350 BC. This significant stop along the Lycian way now hosts the Lycian Stone Sarcophagi, which are scattered throughout the modern town. These ancient tombs, often overlooked by visitors, blend into the urban landscape. Today, those who seek them out can explore these historical remnants, experiencing a tangible connection to the Lycian past. The sarcophagi, with their weathered stone and intricate carvings, offer a glimpse into the burial practices and artistic skills of this ancient civilization.
Fethiye Lycian Stone Sarcophagi
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