Xanthus Collection

View through the vaulted entrance of the Xanthos theatre into the Orchestra pit, showing pillar and Harpy tomb
872624 View through the vaulted entrance of the Xanthos theatre into the Orchestra pit, showing pillar and Harpy tomb, Xanthos, Turkey (photo) by Roman, (2nd century AD); Antalya

Achilles contending with the Rivers (engraving)
973689 Achilles contending with the Rivers (engraving) by Flaxman, John (1755-1826) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Achilles contending with the Rivers)

Brutus before Xanthus (engraving)
654047 Brutus before Xanthus (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Brutus before Xanthus)

View of the amphitheatre in Xanthos, Ancient Lycia (photo)
EDF291250 View of the amphitheatre in Xanthos, Ancient Lycia (photo) by Roman; Kinik, Turkey; (add.info.: Lycias largest city; ); eEdifice; out of copyright

Xanthian Marbles (engraving)
1616824 Xanthian Marbles (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Xanthian Marbles. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 11 February 1843)

View through the vaulted entrance of the Xanthos theatre into the Orchestra pit, showing pillar and Harpy tomb
872623 View through the vaulted entrance of the Xanthos theatre into the Orchestra pit, showing pillar and Harpy tomb, Xanthos, Turkey (photo) by Roman, (2nd century AD); Antalya

View through the vaulted entrance of the Xanthos theatre into the Orchestra pit, showing pillar and Harpy tomb
872621 View through the vaulted entrance of the Xanthos theatre into the Orchestra pit, showing pillar and Harpy tomb, Xanthos, Turkey (photo) by Roman, (2nd century AD); Antalya

Brutus attacking the city of Xanthus, 42BC. Marcus Junius Brutus, 85 BC - 42 BC, aka Brutus. Roman politician, orator and one of the assassins of Julius Caesar

Xanthus from the Theatre. Mller, William James 1812 - 1845

Turkey. Mediterranean Coast. Antalya. Xanthus
TURKEY. MEDITERRANEAN COAST. ANTALYA. Xanthus. Roman theatre (2nd c.). In the background on the left the funerary monument known as the Harpy Tower (480 BC). Roman art. Early Empire. Architecture

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"Exploring the Ancient City of Xanthos: A Journey Through Time" Step into the past as you enter the pillar tomb in Xanthos, Turkey. This remarkable photo captures the intricate carvings and mysterious aura inside this ancient burial site. Continue your journey through history with a glimpse of the carved doorway, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship that adorned buildings in Xanthos. The attention to detail is truly awe-inspiring. As you explore further, you'll come across another fascinating sight - a pillar tomb standing tall amidst the ruins. Its presence serves as a reminder of those who once walked these streets and their enduring legacy. From atop the Agora, take in breathtaking views of ongoing excavations that uncover more secrets buried beneath this ancient city's surface. Witness firsthand how archaeologists tirelessly work to unravel its mysteries. Marvel at the majestic Xanthian Obelisk, an impressive structure that stands as a testament to Xanthos' rich history. Its towering presence commands attention and leaves visitors captivated by its grandeur. Peering through the vaulted entrance of the Xanthos theatre into its Orchestra pit reveals not only pillars but also a Harpy tomb - an enchanting combination that transports you back to an era filled with mythical tales and legends. Delve deeper into mythology with engravings depicting Achilles contending with Rivers and Brutus before Xanthus. These artistic renderings bring these epic stories to life, allowing us to connect with our ancient ancestors on a profound level. No visit would be complete without witnessing one of Xanthos' most iconic structures - its amphitheatre. Immerse yourself in its historical ambiance while gazing upon rows upon rows of seating where crowds once gathered for entertainment. The allure doesn't end there; behold stunning engravings known as "Xanthian Marbles, " which showcase intricate details from this ancient civilization's daily life. Each stroke tells a story waiting to be discovered.