sinuri

Carian Inscriptions of Sinuri

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C.Si 1 Unearthed in 1935 by Pierre Devambez at the Sanctuary of Sinuri near Mylasa, this marble block has since been lost and is known only through drawings. It appears to be a fragmentary list of names (including Adymδ) that was likely never completed. (→)1       adymδš yrik̑ñ t[.]rsi […?]2       tbeś3       yrik̑ñ binq sñaidλo C.Si 2 … Read more

Sinuri

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Sinuri was a local Carian sanctuary located approximately 15 km southeast of the ancient city of Mylasa (modern Milas) on a hill known as Asar Tepe. Unlike other major regional sites, Sinuri remained a distinctly indigenous cult center that was never syncretized with a Greek deity. Unlike Zeus Labraundos, Sinuri retained his indigenous name throughout … Read more