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Kayaköy is an abandoned settlement center located 8 km southwest of the Fethiye district center of Muğla in Southwestern Anatolia. Kayaköy, known as Karmylassos and Levissi in ancient times, dates back to the 3rd and 4th millennia BC according to philological and archaeological findings. It was ruled by the Lycians, Alexander the Great, the Romans, the Byzantines, the Greeks, the Menteşeoğulları, and the Ottoman Empire. In 1923, a population exchange took place between Turks and Greeks. Today, K

Kayaköy is an abandoned settlement located 8 km southwest of the Fethiye district center in southwestern Anatolia, Muğla. Its historical process, according to philological and archaeological evidence, extends back to the 4th and 3rd millennia BCE. In antiquity, Kayaköy was known as Karmylassos and later by the name Levissi. The region was initially settled by the Lycians, then came under the rule of Alexander the Great, the Romans, the Byzantines, and the Rum, before passing to the Menteşe dynas

Kayaköy, Güneybatı Anadolu'da Muğla'nın Fethiye ilçe merkezinin 8 km güneybatısında konumlanmış, terk edilmiş bir yerleşim merkezidir. Antik dönemde Karmylassos ve eski adı Levissi olarak bilinen Kayaköy'ün tarihî süreci, filolojik ve arkeolojik bulgulara göre M.Ö. 3 ve 4 bin yıllarına kadar uzanmaktadır. Likyalılar, Büyük İskender, Romalılar, Bizanslılar ve Rumların ardından Menteşeoğulları'nın, Osmanlı İmparatorluğu'nun egemenliğine geçmiştir. 1923'te Türkler ve Rumlar arasında nüfus mübadeles