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Distinctive Symbols on Ottoman Tombstones

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Exploring the Meaning Behind Engravings Symbolic Trees Life and Immortality The foot sahides of Ottoman tombstones often feature engravings of trees. Prominent among these are roses,...

Ottoman Tombstone Symbols

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Turkish Graveyard Traditions through the Ages Evolution of Tombstone Art The tradition of planting gravestones in Turkish graveyards dates back to ancient times. Initially serving the...

Preserving Troy’s Heritage

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“Dus ve Gercek Troia” Exhibition Overview “Dus ve Gergek Troia” unfolds across 486 pages, presenting a monumental collection of Troy artifacts sourced from various museums in...

Castle Guardianship

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There isn’t even any tavern, and places serving zythum don’t exist either. The inhabitants engage in fishing, castle guardianship, and boat rowing. The hills...

Göksu

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“Göksu” by Musahipzade Celal: “Göksu winds at three or four places, forming falls where it flows down. Mud from its banks is used to...

A Unique Planet Bahcesaray

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Bahcesaray, formerly known as Mukus, is undeniably one of the most intriguing places in our country. Despite having a stable population of around 6...

Constantinople with the traditional insignia

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Odoacer went on to behave in as natural and Roman a way as one could expect. He sent ambassadors to Constantinople with the traditional...

Severinus’s death left the community at the mercy of brutes

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Severinus’s death left the community at the mercy of brutes. A bad barbarian (a son of the good king we just heard of) sacked...

Rebaptize catholic Christians

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His world was full of good barbarians and bad barbarians. Roman forces—or, to be more precise, the forces that Rome paid—were fading away, leaving...

Zoe and Theodora part 98

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147. These two friends were John Xiphilinus, a native of Trebizond, who had been appointed Professor of Law (Nomophylax) in the University of Constantinople...

Muslim calendar

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Zoe and Theodora part 56

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