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Tabai
Tabai

Tabai, which is located at the 78th km of Denizli - Mugla highway, has the appearance of a natural fort as can be understood from its name. The city is among the city states established in Anatolia

after the Great Alexander. Tabai has been subject to an uninterrupted residence since Hellenistic Period until today (Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman). Tabai has pressed coins in its own name in archaic period. The fronts sides of the coins, which were pressed first from silver and then from bronze, have Zeus, Apollon, Athena, Herakles and Dionysos figures and their back sides have the inscription "TABENON" and figures such as the bull representing the city or abundance horn. The ruins that could survive until today are the Roman Bath and Cevherpasa Mosque belonging to the Ottoman period.

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