Anamur

by Redford, Scott

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Illustration 1. Maʿmūriye Qalʿesi with Cape Anamur in the background. Photograph (2007) © K. A. Ebel, reproduced with permission. Anamur , a port town, lies on the southernmost point of Anatolia, midway along the Mediterranean coastline at 36° 6' N, 32° 10' E. The Anamur plain, hemmed in by the steep Taurus Mountains and the sea, is in itself a lesson in settlement archaeology. The classical city of Anemurion, which lay at the western edge of the plain, shrank towards its fortified citadel in t…

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Illustration 1. Maʿmūriye Qalʿesi with Cape Anamur in the background. Photograph (2007) © K. A. Ebel, reproduced with permission. Anamur , a port town, lies on the southernmost point of Anatolia, midway along the Mediterranean coastline at 36° 6' N, 32° 10' E. The Anamur plain, hemmed in by the steep Taurus Mountains and the sea, is in itself a lesson in settlement archaeology. The classical city of Anemurion, which lay at the western edge of the plain, shrank towards its fortified citadel in the mediaeval period. It appears to have been

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei921

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eng Islam

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Redford, Scott

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