Abstract
Lysimachea (modern-day Bolayir) was a Hellenistic city located in the neck where the Gallipoli peninsula (Thracian Chersonese) joins the European mainland. After the death of Alexander the Great, his enormously vast empire was divided up, and the regions of Thrace and Northwestern Asia Minor fell to Lysimachus. A short time later, in 309 B.C., Lysimachus founded a new city on the Thracian Chersonese (modern-day Gallipoli Peninsula), naming it Lysimachea after himself. Lysimachus settled peopl...
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