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Arslantepe, also
known as Melid, was an
ancient city on the
Tohma River, a
tributary of the
upper Euphrates rising in the
Taurus Mountains. It has been...
- Maring-Van der (December 2006). "Bronocice, Flintbek, Uruk,
Jebel Aruda and
Arslantepe: The
Earliest Evidence Of
Wheeled Vehicles In
Europe And The Near East"...
- lies a few
kilometres from the
modern city in what is now the
village of
Arslantepe and near the
district center of
Battalgazi (Byzantine to
Ottoman Empire)...
- for the
Early Bronze Age (c. 33rd to 31st centuries),
based on
finds at
Arslantepe by
Marcella Frangipane,
professor of
prehistory and
protohistory of the...
- Göreme Divriği
Istanbul Hattusa Gordion Mount Nemrut Arslantepe Hierapolis –
Pamukkale Xanthos–Letoon
Safranbolu Troy
Selimiye Mosque Çatalhöyük Pergamon...
- Maring-Van der (December 2006). "Bronocice, Flintbek, Uruk,
Jebel Aruda and
Arslantepe: The
Earliest Evidence of
Wheeled Vehicles in
Europe and the Near East"...
- BC,
belonged to
haplogroup J1-P58. One out of 18 male
individuals from
Arslantepe who
lived c. 3491-3122 BC,
belonged to
haplogroup J1-Z1824.
Three out...
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Numerous cultural parallels between Basur Hoyuk and
Arslantepe have been do****ented. As in
Arslantepe,
after the end of the Uruk-related
settlement at Basur...
- Age, a new
temple was
dedicated to
Tarhunz of Halpa. In a
relief from
Arslantepe, the
weather god and a
companion are
shown battling against a snake-like...
- from the 12th
century BC. The
plain of
Elbistan shares some
history with
Arslantepe (Melid). It is
believed that
Elbistan came
under the
control of Melid...
