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Turkey 's physical geography

... have risen and fallen in successive waves some falling victim to invasion by newcomers, some to disease epidemics, and others to natural disasters such as earthquakes. Fresh water sources have always ...

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Bingol

... 925 meters long telesiege with a capacity of 500 people per hour. It's easily reachable via road with buses as well. On 1st of May 2003 a terrible earthquake hit the city killing 176 people (mostly ...

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Bolu

... the administration of Bolu province. But after the earthquake, Düzce was made a province in order to develop this area, thus Konuralp was included under the administration of this newest city of Turkey ...

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Termessos

... A.D. after a gradual decline and earthquakes which destroyed its aqueduct and thus their water supply. Termessos is 1 of the best preserved ancient cities of Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye). The most ...

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Teos (Sigacik)

... Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye). It was repaired several times during Roman times but fresh earthquakes took their toll. Walking along the paved road of Teos your eye is caught via a column capital here, ...

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Tourist Info

...  Detailed Road Map Seas of Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye)'s rivers - Euphrates & Tigris Turkish climate Earthquakes in Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) Tulips of Turkey ...

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Yalova

Yalova is a province of Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) in the Marmara Region and well known for its termal baths, apples and forest. In August 1999 a terrrible earthquake of 7.4 Richter scale struck the ...

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Greek mythology A-M

... to be the seven daughters of Atlas. Atlantis In Greek mythology, Atlantis was an island continent, said to have sunk following an earthquake. The Greek philosopher Plato created an imaginary early history ...

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Sakarya

... a devastating earthquake (7.4 Richter scale) struck the city when people were asleep and killed thousands of citizens leaving more than 50.000 homeless. Izmit, Yalova, Bursa, Bolu and Istanbul are amongst ...

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Pamukkale (Hierapolis)

... of Pergamon. The city became subject to Rome in 133 BC. In 17 BC. during the reign of Tiberius it suffered a heavy earthquake that substantially destroyed the city, requiring it to be rebuilt. Preliminary ...

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The Apostle Paul

... earthquake shook the prison, all the doors opened and everyone's bands were loosened. Paul and Silas then preached the gospel to the frightened jailer and his household, and all believed and were baptized ...

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Manisa

... via King Croesus, who was the first 1 to use silver and golden coinage in exchange for goods. Since Sardis encountered earthquakes, most of the remains date back only to Roman times. There are the remains ...

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Justinian I

... Apostles in today's Fatih district, which was plundered via the Crusaders and later destroyed via earthquakes.  ...

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Kars

... site is vulnerable to earthquakes, harsh weather and winds, vegetation growth etc. Grants from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation enabled an on-site assessment by experts to take area in order to establish ...

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Kirikkale

... earthquake zone where seismic activities can be seen sometimes and once volcanic actions were seen. Although Kirikkale is rich in respect of different types of ores, unfortunately is quite poor in respect ...

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Kocaeli

... are produced. The artistic carpets of Ottoman palaces were woven here only for the sultans. These carpets are priceless and well-known all over the world. In 1999 August 17th, a terrible earthquake (7.4 ...

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Bazaars of Istanbul

... tend to group themselves according to the type of goods they sell. The old wooden Grand Bazaar built via Mehmet II suffered several fires and earthquakes during centuries but has always been repaired ...

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Istanbul’s castles, towers and columns

... but today only the pedestal remains. The column was badly damaged during the earthquakes and it was strengthen via banding metal rings during the Ottoman period. Theodosius Triumphal Arch Theodosius ...

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Highlights of Izmir

... buildings on a rectangular plan with a large central courtyard and a covered stoa around it. The agora was destroyed several times via strong earthquakes and it was rebuilt after each 1 of them, final ...

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Hatay

... and commercial center. Until the coming of the Romans the city had problems with her neighbors like the Persians, Egyptians and Romans. In 148 B.C. it was almost totally destroyed via an earthquake. The ...

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