Archive for April, 2008
Istanbul Archeology Museums, which were accustomed as Muze-i Humayun (Empire Museum) by the acclaimed artisan and architecture administrator Osman Hamdi Bey at the end of the 19th century, were opened to accessible on June 13, 1891. Besides its accent as the ‘first Turkish museum’, it has an accent and specialty getting one of the [...]
April 28th, 2008 | Posted in Istanbul City Guide, Turkey Museums - Museums in Turkey | No Comments
Anadolu Hisari
The alcazar accoutrement seven acre breadth and giving its name to the area was congenital by Sultan Beyazid I (Yildirim) as the foreground aggressive base of Ottoman in 1395. The architecture was added ‘Hisarpence’, armory and some residental barrio by Mehmed II. In 1928 some adjustment works were fabricated by kandilli Municipality. Some [...]
April 28th, 2008 | Posted in Istanbul City Guide, Turkey Museums - Museums in Turkey | No Comments
Etenna, which is 29 km. arctic of Manavgat, is founded on the hill, is at the high allotment of today’s Sirt Village. At the top of the city, it is anticipation as a abbey centermost during Byzantium period, there is an Acropolis, which is composed of terraces amidst by ramparts, and at the best [...]
April 27th, 2008 | Posted in Antalya City Guide, Antique Cities | No Comments
This aged city, which is 23 km. northeast of Side, and one hour abroad from Sinler Village by foot, is founded by Selevkos. There is a actual admirable accustomed actualization of the caper city, which is abnormally adorned with ache forests. From the city, which is placed on a hill, you can see all [...]
April 26th, 2008 | Posted in Antalya City Guide, Antique Cities | No Comments
Nemrut is one of the a lot of alarming sites in Turkey: A accumulating of colossal statues on a limited abundance (Nemrut) 2150m high, adorning the temple and tomb of King Antiochus. It was alien until 1881. Nemrut has back been a cogent attraction.
April 26th, 2008 | Posted in Antique Cities | No Comments
History of Arsameia Ruins other name is Nymphaios Arsameia. Arsameia Charcoal (Nymphaios Arsameia): It is accepted from the Inscriptions of King Antiochos I, that Arsameia was congenital in the aboriginal division of the Second Aeon BC, by the adjustment of Arsemez (ancestor of Commagene) at the east of Kahta River, adverse the Old Kahta [...]
April 24th, 2008 | Posted in Antique Cities | No Comments
Kolophon (Degirmendere) is one of the twelve fon cities. Although it had a able fleet and army force, it has suffered abounding wars and has been disqualified by armament of Lydia, Persia and Macedonia even at times by sea pirates. When Kolophon was destroyed by Lysimakhos in 302 B.C. its neighbouring city, Notion (Ahmetbeyli) [...]
April 23rd, 2008 | Posted in Antique Cities | No Comments
We accept two diffent seach for Hadim Bolat Breadth Astra Ancient City.
1)Astra ancient city-limits is amid in Temasalik Acropolis breadth of Bolat Breadth of Hadim District of Konya Province.Upon its getting accountable to big actionable excavations, it has been taken beneath aegis with a bouncer and has been adapted into a ruin abode affiliated [...]
April 16th, 2008 | Posted in Antique Cities | No Comments
History of Karahuyuk
The finds acquired in Karahoyuk until today accommodate advice apropos to the cultural and bartering relationships of the aeon to which they belong. It is the a lot of important centre of allowance art afore the Hittite Empire Aeon in the southern allotment of Mid Anatolia. Graffito, pot trademarks and some seals [...]
April 14th, 2008 | Posted in Antique Cities | No Comments
KILISTRAWHERE IS KILISTRA?
Archaic city Kilistra is located 49 km south-west of Gökyurt / Hatunsaray.
HISTORY
The adjustment in Kilistra is believed to be accustomed aboriginal during the Hellenistik and Roman Times (BC 2nd century- AD 3rd century) according to aftereffect of the archeological works.During the blasting the name Kilistra1 was begin an book on a Roman [...]
April 12th, 2008 | Posted in Antique Cities, History & Heritage | No Comments