English: Cadianda’s name was read as “Kadawanti” in the Lycian inscriptions. Because of the suffix “-nd”, it can be said that the history of [the] settlement dates back to 3 thousand BC. However, the oldest remains of the ancient city that have survived on the surface do not go [back] more than [to] the 5th century BC. Part of the ruins of city walls surrounding Cadianda, tombs and some of the inscriptions are the only remains dated to the earliest period. The city is surrounded by walls which were rebuilt many times due to the topography and the steep slopes of the land. A notice indicates that according to inscription the baths were built with money obtained from the city by Emperor Vespasian (AD 69-79). Adding "Even though the C-shape of the structure is not so common in the Roman Period is is most likely to be the Public Bath."