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Ancient Edessa: Kizilkoyun Necropolis And The Villa Of The Amazons — 13 Jan 2023

Ancient Edessa: Kizilkoyun Necropolis And The Villa Of The Amazons

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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The Balıklıgöl basin, located today in the centre of modern Sanliurfa in Turkiye, was once the centre of Edessa, capitol of the Kingdom of Osroene, which declared its independence in 132 BC from the Seleucid Empire, until it fell to the Roman...
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Ancient Edessa: Kizilkoyun Necropolis And The Villa Of The Amazons — 13 Jan 2023

Ancient Edessa: Kizilkoyun Necropolis And The Villa Of The Amazons

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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The Balıklıgöl basin, located today in the centre of modern Sanliurfa in Turkiye, was once the centre of Edessa, capitol of the Kingdom of Osroene, which declared its independence in 132 BC from the Seleucid Empire, until it fell to the Roman...
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Anatolia’s Gōbekli Tepe And New Mexico’s Pueblo Bonito – Similar Necropolis Sites? — 13 Jul 2022

Anatolia’s Gōbekli Tepe And New Mexico’s Pueblo Bonito – Similar Necropolis Sites?

By ralph ellis

Archaeology & Science

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How would one describe Gōbekli Tepe, and all the other Tepe sites in the Şanlıurfa Province, south-eastern Anatolia? One might opine that these ancient sites contain a cluster of circular enclosures, with many rectangular buildings behind them....
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Anatolia’s Gōbekli Tepe And New Mexico’s Pueblo Bonito – Similar Necropolis Sites? — 13 Jul 2022

Anatolia’s Gōbekli Tepe And New Mexico’s Pueblo Bonito – Similar Necropolis Sites?

By ralph ellis

Archaeology & Science

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How would one describe Gōbekli Tepe, and all the other Tepe sites in the Şanlıurfa Province, south-eastern Anatolia? One might opine that these ancient sites contain a cluster of circular enclosures, with many rectangular buildings behind them....
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From Urfa To Edessa To Şanlıurfa: Spanning 10,000 Years Of History — 29 Apr 2022

From Urfa To Edessa To Şanlıurfa: Spanning 10,000 Years Of History

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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During the Hellenistic Period from 312 BC to 63 BC, the Seleucid Empire was a major superpower and at its apex encompassed Anatolia, Persia, the Levant, (now modern Turkey, Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, and parts of Turkmenistan) yet one would...
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From Urfa To Edessa To Şanlıurfa: Spanning 10,000 Years Of History — 29 Apr 2022

From Urfa To Edessa To Şanlıurfa: Spanning 10,000 Years Of History

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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During the Hellenistic Period from 312 BC to 63 BC, the Seleucid Empire was a major superpower and at its apex encompassed Anatolia, Persia, the Levant, (now modern Turkey, Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, and parts of Turkmenistan) yet one would...
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Are The Gōbekli Tepe Enclosures Giant Lunisolar Calendars? — 09 Mar 2022

Are The Gōbekli Tepe Enclosures Giant Lunisolar Calendars?

By Martin Sweatman

Archaeology & Science

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Situated in southern Turkey near the upper Euphrates, Gōbekli Tepe has become famous for its surprisingly advanced megalithic architecture and symbolism, seemingly too early for the hunter-gather culture that built it. Enclosure D at Gōbekli...
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Are The Gōbekli Tepe Enclosures Giant Lunisolar Calendars? — 09 Mar 2022

Are The Gōbekli Tepe Enclosures Giant Lunisolar Calendars?

By Martin Sweatman

Archaeology & Science

3

Situated in southern Turkey near the upper Euphrates, Gōbekli Tepe has become famous for its surprisingly advanced megalithic architecture and symbolism, seemingly too early for the hunter-gather culture that built it. Enclosure D at Gōbekli...
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A human head in an ancient wall at the Karahan Tepe site in Turkey. Source: Ancient Architects / YouTube screenshot — 22 Nov 2021

Taş Tepeler: Anatolia’s Land Of Great Transformation

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

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Taş Tepeler means “Stone Hills” and refers to an area covering some 200 kilometers (124 miles) in ancient Anatolia, now Turkey, in the vicinity of present day Şanlıurfa. The Turkish Tourist Board has started to refer to the entire area as...
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A human head in an ancient wall at the Karahan Tepe site in Turkey. Source: Ancient Architects / YouTube screenshot — 22 Nov 2021

Taş Tepeler: Anatolia’s Land Of Great Transformation

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

1

Taş Tepeler means “Stone Hills” and refers to an area covering some 200 kilometers (124 miles) in ancient Anatolia, now Turkey, in the vicinity of present day Şanlıurfa. The Turkish Tourist Board has started to refer to the entire area as...
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Harran Ruins. ( Gerry Lynch/ CC BY-SA 3.0) — 10 Jun 2020

Harran Sanliurfa, City Of Prophets And Jerusalem Of Ancient Anatolia

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

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The Lord said to Abram: “Go from your country, your people and your father’s household to the land I will show you. I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing”....
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Harran Ruins. ( Gerry Lynch/ CC BY-SA 3.0) — 10 Jun 2020

Harran Sanliurfa, City Of Prophets And Jerusalem Of Ancient Anatolia

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

1

The Lord said to Abram: “Go from your country, your people and your father’s household to the land I will show you. I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing”....
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Ancient Site of Gobekli Tepe in SanliUrfa, Turkey, The Oldest Temple of the World. (Haluk/ Adobe Stock) — 03 Apr 2020

Göbekli Tepe, Birth of Civilization and Religion

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

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Before the invention of pottery, before the birth of agriculture, before the advent of what is now called civilization, there was Göbekli Tepe. In one of the most stunning archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, indeed, perhaps of all...
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Ancient Site of Gobekli Tepe in SanliUrfa, Turkey, The Oldest Temple of the World. (Haluk/ Adobe Stock) — 03 Apr 2020

Göbekli Tepe, Birth of Civilization and Religion

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

0

Before the invention of pottery, before the birth of agriculture, before the advent of what is now called civilization, there was Göbekli Tepe. In one of the most stunning archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, indeed, perhaps of all...
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