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Places tagged “necropolis” in Turkey · Mysteria

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Places tagged “necropolis” in Turkey

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🇹🇷 Turkey

🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Notion Necropolis-Agora — Apollo Claros Necropolis Grid

Archaic to Roman (700 BCE – 300 CE) · Aeolian to Ionian Notians

Necropolis-agora with painted tombs and Apollo sacred way 600 m from temple.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Necropolis

Yunus Cemetery — Carchemish Field of Stelae

Early Iron Age (1000–700 BCE) · Neo-Hittite / Aramaean funerary (Yunus)

Yunus Cemetery — Carchemish Field of Stelae in Gaziantep Province, Turkey is a Early Iron Age (1000–700 BCE) necropolis attributed to Neo-Hittite / Aramaean funerary (Yunus).

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Ancient city

Kanlıdivane (Kanytelis / Neapolis)

Hellenistic to medieval (c.400 BCE–1200 CE) · Olbian priest-kings → Isaurian pirates → Roman → Byzantine

Sinkhole-city Kanytelis: 60 m chasm with rim temples, three basilicas and tower-tomb skyline.