Komana Antik Kenti - Komana Antik Kenti

The history of this place is an incredible enchantment. I thought that it would have been necessary for them to be able to recognize the treasure of history that had been taken under protection. There are maximized.

Well, that lightning strike is unforgettable. It is one of the super places to go and see. Do not neglect it is our advice. History is calling you already. It will be a great place if Ams is kept away from malicious diggers. The studies conducted by the administration in terms of preserving the history and bringing it to the service of humanity are privileged. Thanks for everything and of course congratulations

It is a very late practice.Gümenek promenade area for years "when they will explore this ancient place," he waited durduk.Tokat historical monuments somehow can not give the values ​​they are. The country smells of history all around, but unfortunately weak enough to have enough attention to the historical artifacts.

An ancient city where a team that sheds light on 5 thousand years of history under the leadership of Burcu Hodja

Excavation continues. It was closed to visitors. We encounter the same situation in some ruins. Such announcements and information should at least be published on the official website of kulturportali.gov.tr.

The Archaeological Research Project of Komana started in 2004 with the aim of determining the location and understanding of the urban texture of the Classical Age city of Komana. Was Komana an important cult center in the administration of the Mitridat Kingdom? It maintained its autonomy during the Roman Imperial Period. The sacred area, which was dedicated to the god of Anatolia, also served as a trade center for the surrounding regions and possibly a bank for the Kingdom of Mitridat. The festivals organized in the sacred area, the rich market place, the sacred prostitutes, and the fertile land surrounding the city should have attracted visitors from all regions of Anatolia. Komana was first visited by European travelers in the 19th century, and Hamamtepe mound, located 9 km northeast of Tokat, near the Iris River (Yeşilırmak), was identified as the center of the ancient city. The Komana Archaeological Research Project covers a wide range of methods. During the wide survey, settlements and inscriptions around Hamamtepe are identified, ceramics are collected and geophysical research is carried out. This web page aims to share the research results and the collected data with a wider environment.

I have no understanding if you stand in front of a locked gate and give it 5 stars. You saw nothing but a locked gate. There is no information about possible access or its denial - no phone number - just nothing - you arrive with an expectation and that's it. The description on the website (komana.org/) is so promising that you want to see more than the locked gate. We visited it on August 13th, 2021 and described it in detail in the "Travel Report Tokat 2021" and not recommended it to anyone. We stood here back in 2017 and hoped that there would be more to see this year. Alternatively, you can visit a Kaya Mezari nearby and a ruin of the early city of Comana Pontica in the immediate vicinity. There are three other tumulus in the area, which are probably still unexplored.