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During the excavations that have made Baydur prof.dr.nezahat 115.00 43.00 m. the extent cake fridge and 7.00 m. height of this structure has become clear that a Roman Temple. In this structure cake fridge the piece, written in 1545, Chief Barbaro has been described as a palace.
In addition to this, the Netherlands Consul Barker Tarsus in Cilicia, which was written in 1835 in his essay King has described as belonging to the family grave. Some of this structure in the books of archeology Jupiter (Zeus) has been mentioned as the Temple. In some sources it is written that V.yüzyıl converted to the church.
Donuktas browsing from the travelers Chief Barbaro in 1545 wrote in his work of this place is a palace writer, Netherlands Tarsus Consul Barker, in 1835 wrote "Cilicia" in his book "Donuktas a royal family grave. But is not the tomb of Serdanapol.
According to a legend; Donuktas Gözlükule if they were on a ruler's cake fridge palace and the Emperor lived here with her daughter, the prophet of the time it was kicked to the palace darılarak monarch. Rounded Palace overturned and dropped to where it is today.
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During the excavations that have made Baydur prof.dr.nezahat 115.00 43.00 m. the extent cake fridge and 7.00 m. height of this structure has become clear that a Roman Temple. In this structure cake fridge the piece, written in 1545, Chief Barbaro has been described as a palace.
In addition to this, the Netherlands Consul Barker Tarsus in Cilicia, which was written in 1835 in his essay King has described as belonging to the family grave. Some of this structure in the books of archeology Jupiter (Zeus) has been mentioned as the Temple. In some sources it is written that V.yüzyıl converted to the church.
Donuktas browsing from the travelers Chief Barbaro in 1545 wrote in his work of this place is a palace writer, Netherlands Tarsus Consul Barker, in 1835 wrote "Cilicia" in his book "Donuktas a royal family grave. But is not the tomb of Serdanapol.
According to a legend; Donuktas Gözlükule if they were on a ruler's cake fridge palace and the Emperor lived here with her daughter, the prophet of the time it was kicked to the palace darılarak monarch. Rounded Palace overturned and dropped to where it is today.
Tags: Donuktaş, cut stone - This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 24th, 2009 at 20:32 and is filed under Mersin. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Leave a Reply
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