Milas İassos Balık Pazarı Museumvisitor guide.

An eminent monument of the city, the Agora occupies the level quarter, measuring 107 by 87 meters. Having four entrances across time, the present gateway dates to the Byzantine Period. Structures from multiple superimposed epochs span from Early Bronze Age I (3300–3000 BC) to the Late Byzantine (1261–1453 AD) period. Small shrines and altars occupy the center of the Agora. Enclosing porticos (stoas) date to 2nd-century AD construction. City fortifications date to the 4th century BC, probably when the city passed under Hekatomnid rule, extending 2 km in length. On the southern slopes of the hill atop a natural terrace stands a stately residence, far grander than others; constructed in the 2nd century AD, it incorporates Hellenistic architectural hallmarks. The necropolis witnessed continuous use from the second half of the 2nd century BC to the 4th century AD. DOWNLOAD MUSEUM BROCHURE NEARBY MUSEUMS BEÇİN CASTLE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE EUROMOS ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE MİLAS GÜMÜŞKESEN MONUMENT HERACLEIA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE DAMLIBOĞAZ ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE IASSOS ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE LABRANDA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE