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Girmeler (Gebeler) Magarasi Önü |
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Mugla | |||||
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Seydikemer | |||||
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Village:
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Girmeler | |||||
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| Location: It is situated in Girmeler (formerly known as Gebeler) Village in Seydikemer District of Mugla Province. It is located 5 km far from Kemer; 30 km south of Fethiye [Bayrak 1994:497] (See Gebeler / Gebelen). It locates 5 km northwest to the ancient city of Tlos. It is situated on the eastern side of the village, on the west end of a rocky ridge in the valley of Esen Creek. |
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| Destruction Details: In 1985, the area located in front of the entrances of the cave was leveled by bulldozers and about 7 m of the mound was entirely damaged. Only the lower levels were preserved [Becks-Becks 2013; Korkut 2015]. |
