Helenistik Mabed

The remains of a Hellenistic temple stand in ancient Antiphellus (modern Kas), a coastal city in Lycia originally known as Habesos. Only the lower courses of the temple walls survive, constructed from large, smoothly cut stone blocks fitted together without mortar. Antiphellus served as the port for the inland city of Phellus before becoming Lycia's largest city, minting its own coins during the Greek period [1][2].