SIDE’S EARLY IMPERIAL COLONNADED (?) STREET IN THE DIRECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDINGS – SMALL “C” STREET STUDIES
SIDE’S EARLY IMPERIAL COLONNADED (?) STREET IN THE DIRECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDINGS – SMALL “C” STREET STUDIES

Summary/Abstract: The existence of colonnaded streets in the Early Imperial Period, which are commonly encountered in Anatolia and the Eastern Provinces in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, has always been a subject of debate among researchers. In this process, especially in Anatolia, the colonnaded streets of the Early Imperial Period have been dated based on epigraphic data, excavations under paving stones and archaeological materials. However, the question of whether the streets had a completely colonnaded layout in this period remains unanswered due to the insufficiency of archaeological findings. The excavations carried out in the Small “c” Street of the ancient city of Side in the Pamphylia Region have provided important findings that will contribute to the research on this subject.

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