Hattuşa Sfenksli Kapı
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Address : | Hattuşaş Örenyeri, 19310 Boğazkale/Çorum, Turkey |
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City : | Boğazkale/Çorum |
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ZAFER ALAGÖZ on Google
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Murat Erdogan on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hattuşa Sfenksli Kapı
Hattusha Sphinx Door
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oguz emek on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ziyaretinize bol zaman ayirin yok sa yarim kalır
Spend plenty of time on your visit, you will have no half
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Arda SÜAR on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kentteki özel noktalardan biri. Geçit inanılmaz serin oluyor sıcakta soluklanmak için birebir.
One of the special spots in the city. The passage is incredibly cool, perfect for breathing in the heat.
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Ergün Kol on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Mutlaka görülmesi gereken muhteşem bir tarihi eser.siddetle tavsiye ederim.ancak arabasiz kesinlikle gezilmez.cok geniş bir alan.birde yanınıza mutlaka yiy3cek içecek alin.ailece gezdik çok haz alarak ayrıldık.ancak yanımızdadır rehber olmadığı için çok uzulduk tavsiyem yanındadır rehber alarak gezin.tarihin anlatılarak bilinçli gezilmesi daha güzel oluyor.aksi taktirde çok yavan oluyor.
It is a magnificent historical monument that must be seen. It would be better to be told and visit consciously. Otherwise, it would be very prosaic.
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Zygmunt Borowski on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hattusas było stolicą Hetytów. Ich plemiona przybyły do Anatolii około 2000 lat przed Chrystusem. Wzmianki o Hetytach pojawiają się w Starym Testamencie oraz w zapiskach Egipskich. Ich państwo przetrwało tysiąc lat a potem zniknęło w tajemniczych okolicznościach.
Miasto składało się z wewnętrznej cytadeli z budynkami administracyjnymi i właściwego miasta opasanego murami z trzema bramami. Zachodnia brama była ozdobiona reliefem lwa, wschodnia reliefem wojownika a południowa reliefem sfinksa.
Na terenie wykopalisk znajduje się również ciekawy kamień, Którego skład minerałów jest niespotykany nigdzie więcej - "nie z tej ziemi". Być może jest to meteoryt który spadł w tej okolicy. W 1986 roku stanowisko archeologiczne wpisano na listę światowego dziedzictwa UNESCO.
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Hattusas was the capital of the Hittites. Their tribes came to Anatolia about 2000 years before Christ. Mentions about Hittites appear in the Old Testament and in Egyptian records. Their state lasted for a thousand years and then disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
The city consisted of an internal citadel with administrative buildings and a proper city girded with walls with three gates. The western gate was decorated with a lion's relief, the eastern gate a warrior's relief and the southern gate a sphinx relief.
In the area of excavations there is also an interesting stone, whose composition of minerals is unparalleled anywhere - "not from this earth". Perhaps it is a meteorite that fell in this area. In 1986 the archaeological site was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Hattusas was the capital of the Hittites. Their tribes came to Anatolia around 2,000 BC. The Hittites are mentioned in the Old Testament and in Egyptian records. Their state survived for a thousand years and then mysteriously disappeared.
The city consisted of an inner citadel with administrative buildings and a walled city proper with three gates. The western gate was decorated with a lion's relief, the eastern gate with a warrior's relief, and the southern gate with a sphinx relief.
There is also an interesting stone in the excavation site, whose mineral composition is nowhere else to be found - "out of this earth". Perhaps it is a meteorite that fell in the area In 1986, the archaeological site was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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Hattusas was the capital of the Hittites. Their tribes came to Anatolia about 2000 years before Christ. Mentions about Hittites appear in the Old Testament and in Egyptian records. Their state lasted for a thousand years and then disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
The city consisted of an internal citadel with administrative buildings and a proper city girded with walls with three gates. The western gate was decorated with a lion's relief, the eastern gate a warrior's relief and the southern gate a sphinx relief.
In the area of excavations there is also an interesting stone, whose composition of minerals is unparalleled anywhere - "not from this earth". Perhaps it is a meteorite that fell in this area. In 1986 the archaeological site was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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Kubilay Çelebi on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tarih, Arkeoloji, Kültür, sanat, heykel, bugün bile hayranlıkla bakılan sfenksler. Bütün arazi açık hava müzesi. Hititler'in Anadolu'daki başkenti.
History, Archeology, Culture, art, sculpture, sphinxes that are admired even today. All-terrain open-air museum. The capital of the Hittites in Anatolia.
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Sümeyye A on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sfenksli kapı olmakla beraber yer kapıda burada. Çok ilginç o koca koca taşları nasıl öyle dizmişler hayran kaldım. Kapının diğer ucundan çıkınca sol tarafa yürüyün oradaki merdivenlerden çıkarak Aslı müzede bulunan sfenksleri yukarıda görebilirsiniz. İniş içinde diğer taraftaki merdivenler kullanılabilir.
Although it is the door with the Sphinx, the place is here at the door. It is very interesting how they lined up those big big stones, I was amazed. When you come out of the other end of the door, walk to the left side and climb the stairs there and you can see the sphinxes in the Aslı museum above. Stairs on the other side can be used in the landing.
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