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A Tragic Scene of Violence and Fear

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The woman found in the cabin was clearly overwhelmed by fear and grief, and she seemed mentally broken by the terrible events. The guide...

A Middle Byzantine Cistern Near Yavuz Sultan Selim Mosque

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There is a Middle Byzantine cistern located to the northwest of the outer courtyard of the Yavuz Sultan Selim Mosque that draws special attention....

Cistern Near the Pantokrator Church

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Cistern is located on Ibadethane Sokak, to the southwest of the Pantokrator Church in Istanbul. This cistern is a remarkable example of how Byzantine...

Monolithic Columns in Byzantine Cisterns

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Reused Materials in Cistern Construction In the cisterns of Byzantine Constantinople, one of the most important architectural features was the monolithic column. These columns, often...

Bill Crouse Gains National Attention

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After his presentation, Bill Crouse was interviewed by Turkish national television. His paper is also being translated into Turkish so more people in Turkey...

Short but Well-Organized Talks

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Each presentation at the conference lasted 15 minutes. I was surprised—but impressed—that the moderators kept everything right on schedule! Most of the talks were...

Another Mountain for Noah’s Ark

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At a recent conference, I heard about a new place where some people believe Noah’s Ark may have landed. It’s a mountain called Mount...

The Transition of the Treasury

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Timeline of Transfer According to the same source book, the date until which the Castle of Seven Towers served as the Treasury is emphasized: “All...

Exploring the Yedikule Treasury

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Documentary Evidence The oldest document mentioning the Yedikule Treasury is the Treasury Book dated back to the 15th of Cemaziyulahir (sixth month of the Arabian...

Enlarging the Treasury

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In Solakzade’s history, it has been said that Yavuz Sultan Selim was deeply concerned with his Treasury before going to war with Iran. How...

Treves and other centers

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