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After moving to
Turkey,
Stone became a
frequent contributor to Cornucopia, a
magazine about the
history and
culture of
Turkey. In 2010,
Stone published a...
- hill
above Boğazkale, in the
Turkish Province of Corum,
Hattusa is a
World Heritage Site. The
original purpose of the
stone is unknown, but it is a tourist...
- Hebrew, Hindi–Urdu, Kurdish, Pashto, Persian, Punjabi,
Turkish and
other languages. In
Turkey, it is
known by the name
nazar boncuğu (the
latter word...
-
Rolling Stone'luk olabilir" [Now
everyone can 'Rolling
Stone' in
Turkey].
Radikal (in
Turkish).
Archived from the
original on
December 31, 2020. Retrieved...
- An
aiming stone (
Turkish: nişan taşı or nişantaşı), also
named in
English target stone or
range stone, is an
inscribed stone stele erected in the Ottoman...
-
Novaculite and
other stone formations are
found around the
world such as in
Eastern Crete which produces a
stone known as the
Turkish Stone,
mined in the Elounda...
- 'Noah's Ark' from
Turkey Exposed as a
Common Geologic Structure",
which concluded that the boat-shaped
formation was a
natural stone formation that merely...
- The
stone pine,
botanical name
Pinus pinea, also
known as the
Italian stone pine,
Mediterranean stone pine,
umbrella pine and
parasol pine, is a tree...
- Express' isn't 'Don't go to
Turkey. It's 'Don't be an
idiot like I was, and try to
smuggle drugs.' "
Stone later apologized to
Turkey for over-dramatizing the...
-
Author Norman Stone suggests that the
Arabic alphabet, in
which Turkish was
written until 1928, was ill-suited to
reflect the
sounds of
Turkish (which is...
