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Category: History

World history, mythology and Turkic history knowledge

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Turkish States in History in Chronological Order

Turkish States in History in Chronological Order START FINISH NAME 220 BC 46 BC Great Hun Empire 48 156 Northern Hun State 48 216 Southern Hun State 304 329 First

Mammoth skeleton of an extinct mammal
History

Turks Encountered Mammoths!

In the Gobi Desert Region of Mongolia, One of the Largest Deserts in the World, Archaeological Documents Witnessing the Cultural Connections between the Altai and the Gobi were Retrieved during

The rock of Van Fortress rising above the plain in eastern Turkey
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Tushpa: The Urartian Capital Carved Into the Rock Above Lake Van

Tushpa, the ancient Urartian capital known today as Van Fortress, rises on a rock above Lake Van in eastern Turkey, its citadel carved from stone nearly three thousand years ago.

Map of the Watson Brake archaeological site
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Two Thousand Years Before Its Famous Neighbor, Hunter-Gatherers Built This: The Story of Watson Brake

Hidden in the woodlands of northeastern Louisiana stands one of the most quietly astonishing monuments in the Americas, a place that forced archaeologists to rewrite what they thought they knew

The remote Inca ruins of Choquequirao high in the Peruvian Andes
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Two-Thirds of Choquequirao Is Still Buried in the Jungle

Choquequirao, Machu Picchu’s remote sister site, hides llama-shaped terraces and ruins that only a demanding two-day trek can reach.

Ziggurat of Ur, Mesopotamia (modern Iraq)
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Uruk and Sumer: The First Cities and the Birth of Writing

In the land between the Tigris and Euphrates, the Sumerians built the world’s first true cities and invented writing around 5,000 years ago. This is where history itself begins — inside Uruk.

Pyramid of the Magician rising above the Uxmal archaeological site in Yucatan Mexico
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Uxmal Rose From the Land Where No River Ever Flowed

Uxmal rose in Yucatan’s dry Puuc hills, where Maya builders raised mosaic palaces and a rounded pyramid despite having no permanent water source.

The protected archaeological site of Vinča-Belo Brdo on the Danube
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Vinča: The Danube Culture That May Have Written Before Anyone Else

On a nine-metre mound by the Danube, the Vinča culture built fine pottery, thousands of figurines, Europe’s first copper, and mysterious signs some believe are the continent’s earliest script.

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Vote on whether you would give your honey a “Turkish name”.

Vote on whether you would give your honey a “Turkish name”. 18 Sunday Oct 2015 Posted by Türk in Articles ≈ 1 Comment Tagsturkish

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When were the First Events in Turkish History?

First Turkish State Established in History, Asian Hun State First National Turkish State Established with Turkish Name, I. Göktürk State3.First Turkish State to Settled in Life, Uyghurs The First Turks