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Civilizations of Anatolia
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c. 9600, 6000 BCENeolithic AnatoliaNeolithic Anatolia shaped Central Anatolia, Southeastern Anatolia between c. 9600, 6000 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1650, 1180 BCEHittite civilizationHittite civilization shaped Central Anatolia, Black Sea between c. 1650, 1180 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 3000 BCE, 500 CETroas and TroyTroas and Troy shaped Marmara, Aegean between c. 3000 BCE, 500 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1200 BCE, 300 CEBithynia and ThraceBithynia and Thrace shaped Marmara between c. 1200 BCE, 300 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1200, 700 BCEPhrygiaPhrygia shaped Central Anatolia, Aegean between c. 1200, 700 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1200, 546 BCELydiaLydia shaped Aegean between c. 1200, 546 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1100, 400 BCEIoniaIonia shaped Aegean between c. 1100, 400 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1000, 300 BCECariaCaria shaped Aegean, Mediterranean between c. 1000, 300 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1000, 400 BCELyciaLycia shaped Mediterranean, Aegean between c. 1000, 400 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1000 BCE, 300 CEPamphyliaPamphylia shaped Mediterranean between c. 1000 BCE, 300 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 1500 BCE, 1375 CECiliciaCilicia shaped Mediterranean, Southeastern Anatolia between c. 1500 BCE, 1375 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 163 BCE, 72 CECommageneCommagene shaped Southeastern Anatolia, Eastern Anatolia between c. 163 BCE, 72 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 860, 590 BCEUrartuUrartu shaped Eastern Anatolia between c. 860, 590 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.c. 300 BCE, 1461 CEPontusPontus shaped Black Sea between c. 300 BCE, 1461 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
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