Theimiussa(Üçağız): No history is known, except for an inscription of Lykian source. It proves that a settlement was alreadyset uphere in the 4th century B.C. In grave inscriptions the decceaseds are often mentioned as citizens of Myra. Since also fines had to be paid to this city on emay assume that Theimiussa belonged to the territory of Myra.The ruins of Theimiussa are in the east of thevillage where stil a few village houses stand. There are neither ruins of a city wall, nor remainders of large buildings. The wall in thesea resembles a canal and with the graves, they are all that has remained