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Exploring the extinct Sidetic people and lost cities of ancient Anatolia
Archaeological investigations in the Pamphylia region of southern Turkey provide crucial insights into the extinct Sidetic people, a unique linguistic group of ancient Anatolia. Centered around the ...
The Bintepeler tumulus field in the western province of Manisa’s Salihli district, known as the “Pyramids of Anatolia,” sheds light on ancient history with its monumental royal tombs and vast ...
Editor’s note: A version of this review originally ran during the Cannes Film Festival. “Once Upon a Time in Anatolia” opens at Film Forum on Wednesday. A slow-burn study of investigatory obsession ...
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