Sillyon Excavations and Research 2020–2025 Sillyonian Studies III

342 pp, hb, color figures, in Turkish - English bilingual.

Situated on a steep rocky outcrop overlooking the Pamphylian Plain, Sillyon is one of the region’s most
remarkable ancient cities, with a history spanning thousands of years. Its monuments, streets, and architectural
remains preserve a rich and multilayered cultural heritage that reflects the city’s remarkable historical continuity.
This volume examines Sillyon’s history from the Neolithic Period to the Ottoman era through the contributions of
scholars from a wide range of disciplines. Bringing together studies in archaeology, art history, ancient history,
Turkish-Islamic studies, architecture, engineering, and environmental research, including flora and fauna, it
presents the latest results of the Sillyon Excavations within an interdisciplinary framework. Comprising twenty
peer-reviewed chapters, the book offers a comprehensive assessment of Sillyon’s cultural heritage while
providing fresh insights into the history of Pamphylia and the diverse cultural landscape of Anatolia.