Olympos A Pirates’ Town in Lycia – Ahmet Nadir Topoğraf, Ebru Parman, Elif Uğurlu, Erkan Uçkan, Gökçen Öztaşkın, Hande Yeşilova, Muradiye Bursalı, Orhan Atvur, Seçkin Evcim, Yalçın Mergen, Yelda Olcay Uçkan, Zeliha Demirel Gökalp, Zeynep Kaya – Homer Kitabevi

These archaeological guides are written by well known archaeologists with the thought that they might evoke the spirit of these places for those who are interested in remains of Anatolian civilizations. IIIustrated with beautiful photographs, equipped with helpful plans and drawings, they are essential to travellers to Turkey.Noteworthy especially for its cultural assets and natural beauty, the city of Olympos has suffered damage by nature through the centuries accelerated by tourism in the recent years. Therefore, excavations, cleaning, documentation and architectural inventory work of urban plan together with its monuments has been plotted on the topographical map in digital format has been updated. This project was carried out in order to facilitate the foreseen arrangement and restoration programme.The fact that Olympos was not settled by the Turks allowed its medieval urban pattern to be preserved. Being one of the few sites with medieval urban pattern stil preserved, Olympos bears importance for the medieval history of the Mediterranean.