TIME TO DİSCOVER ANATOLIA

• Alexander the Great Sarcophagus
• Göbekli Tepe
• Hüseyin Dede Vase
• ISTANBUL
• A New History Brought To Daylight
• Marmaray-Metro Project
• The Legacy of the Yenikapi Byzantine Ships
• "Izmir-Foça-Marseille A journey Through History"
• ZEUGMA
  As a Hellenistic settlement par excellence, established by the :oinmander Seleucus I Nicator c. 300 BC, and as the major eastern frontier city of the Roman Imperial Period, Zeugma s particularly suited for inquiry into cultural interactions and vansformaiions.
• ALALAKH
  The Forgotten Kingdom. With its semi-isolated landscape surrounded by mountains. The valley under the control Me regional kingdom of Mukish during the 2nd millenium BC.
• TELL TAYINAT
  The Capital of the Neo-Hittite Kingdom of Patina
• BLACKSEA
  ... this sea was not navigable, and was called Axme because of its wintry storms and the ferocity of the tribes that lived owund it, and particularly the Scythians...'
• GORDION
  Vie Phrygians were an ancient, Iron Age people of central Anatolia. They probably came into Anatolia from south-eastern Europe at some time after the collapse of the Hittite Empire, an event that occured around 1200 BC.
• SARDIS
  Situated on a steep peak at the edge of the fertile Hermus valley in western Anatolia, the city of Sardis had many advantages.