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Başbuğ Gazi M.K. Rare images of Ataturk (300)

Başbuğ Gazi M.K. Rare images of Ataturk (300) 05 monday Oct 2015 Posted by Türk in Articles ≈ Leave a comment Tagsalbum, ataturk, chief, photo, veteran, gazi pasha, visual, mustafa kemal,

Science

BC in Trabzon. Stone Tools Dating Back to 11,000 BC Found

Flint and stone tools, thought to date back to 11,000 BC, were found in a cave in Trabzon. In the analysis, it was evaluated that the stone tools were the

History, Science

Beyt’ül Hikmet: The Library of Islam Where Discoveries That Reveal Modern Mathematics Are Made

Beyt’ül Hikmet (House of Wisdom) sounds like a dream. No trace is left of this ancient library, which was destroyed in the 13th century. So we are not entirely sure

Medieval knights in battle
History

Bouvines, 1214: The Forgotten Battle Where France Was Born

Most people, asked to name a battle that created a nation, would reach for something dramatic and well known. Almost nobody would say Bouvines. And yet on a hot Sunday

Statue of Charlemagne
History

Charlemagne: The Warrior King Who Reinvented Europe

On Christmas Day in the year 800, in the old basilica of Saint Peter in Rome, a tall Frankish king knelt in prayer and the Pope stepped forward and placed

History

Cholpan Ata’s giant beds

Image: Leonid Plotkin The most spectacular Elikli rock from the rocky area of Cholpan Ata, where every stone is adorned with Scythian – Kun traces. There are many more rock

History

DID ATATÜRK SEE THE FUTURE?

According to some scientists, the center of the ability to see the future is the brain center that we call diansephalus and where the sympathetic nervous system unites.This nervous system

History

Double Mouthed Bend Handled Depiction

These descriptions used in the Ottoman Sailor and Janissary sanjaks have different interpretations. There is a common point where they meet; The first is the analogy with the forked-headed sword

History

Earthquake Trauma of Southern Anatolia in the Middle East

The biggest factor causing human loss in history was the incessant wars. However, infectious diseases for which no cure has been found, natural disasters such as fire, flood and earthquake

An old sailing galleon at sea
History

Elizabeth I and the Spanish Armada: The Summer England Stood Alone

In the summer of 1588 a vast fleet of Spanish warships sailed up the English Channel with the intention of conquering England. It was the most powerful invasion force Europe