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Ayia Triada
Minoan villa in southern Crete, built around 2200 BC and inhabited until its destruction C1450 bc. It was connected by a road to the palace at Phaestos. One room contained many clay tablets with Linear A inscriptions. Subsequently a megaron was built on the site. Aylesford. A cremation cemetery o...
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Ayia Triada
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Waršama Palace
Warşama Sarayı. Kayseri, Kültepe'de bulunan bir arkeolojik sit içindeki antik saray. Sarayın tarihi, ahşap kalıntılara dayandırılarak, dendrokronolojik testlerle MÖ. 19. yüzyıla tarihlendirilmiştir. Adlarını bildiğimiz beş Kaniş Kralı, sitadelde 7. katta inşa edilmiş büyük sarayda oturmuşlardır. ...
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Waršama Palace
Waršama palace at Kültepe, an archaeological site located in the Kayseri Province in Turkey which consists of a tell, Kültepe, and a town located below where an Assyrian settlement was discovered. Based on the dendrochronological analysis of wood remains from buildings of the Waršama Palace, the ...
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Knossos Palace
Homeros’un söylemiyle: “Açıklarda, şarap renkli denizde, bir ülke var ki, zengin olduğu kadar da güzel, dalgalar içinde yapayalnız. Burası Girit’tir işte.” Girit’in kuzey sahilinde bulunan Knossos Sarayı, Minoslular tarafından inşa edilen 4 muhteşem saraydan en büyüğüdür. Yaklaşık olarak MÖ 1.7...
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Knossos Palace
The Palace of Knossos is located just south of modern-day Heraklion near the north coast of Crete. Built by a civilization that we call the Minoans, it covers about 150,000 square feet (14,000 square meters), the size of more than two football fields, and was surrounded by a town in antiquity. Th...
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