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Ancient milestone reveals city's historical significance through dual inscriptions.

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Gephyra
A New Milestone from Cibyra
Murat Arslan, Şükrü Özüdoğru, Nihal Tüner Önen

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A milestone was found near Cibyra with two inscriptions in Ancient Greek. One inscription dates back to AD 198-209, and the other to AD 293-305. Both inscriptions mention Cibyra as the starting point of a road and record the same distance. This suggests the milestone was reused after about a hundred years. The milestone likely relates to repair and construction work during the Severan Period and Diocletianic Era.

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