Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (3.1884-1885)

TO ASIA MINOR.

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cross north-northwest a high rolling country to Agap, situated at the
head of a Dere. From here we follow down the Dere to Tchetindje
Aktche Assar and Bakhtiar.

No. 346.

Tchetindje Aktche Assar. Copy.

I V E S P E
I T I A
[Imp. Caes.]

[div]i Vesp(asiani) [f](ilius)
[Dom]itia[nus Aug.].

No. 347.

Bakhtiar. Great Phrygian door. Copy.

[Ov]a\ep[cp fjLvrjij.[r)<; ^apiv].

Bakhtiar is the site of an ancient village or town. Here and at
Tchetindje Aktche Assar I found the first Phrygian doors seen on
this journey, thus marking the southern limit of Phrygian civilization.

August 13. Bakhtiar to Yalowadj, 2 h. 54 m. We cross a rolling
country northeast to Altii Kapii.

No. 348.

Altii Kapii. Round column in the cemetery. Copy.

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PARENTI- PATRIAE

Imp(eratori) Caesari
Aug(usto)
Parenti Patriae.