The name of Lycia appears in Homer"Sarpedon, king of Lycia", in Iliad 5.471f. but more historically, in Hittite and in Egyptian documents among the "Sea Peoples", as the Lukka, dwelling in the Lukka lands. No Lycian text survives from Late Bronze Age times, but the names offer a basis for postulating its continued existence.
the name of lycia appears in homer"sarpedon king of lycia" in iliad 5471f but more historically in hittite and in egyptian documents among the "sea peoples" as the lukka dwelling in the lukka lands no lycian text survives from late bronze age times but the names offer a basis for postulating its continued existence