Kayseri, Turkey · Tradition
Ancient sacred sites in Kayseri, Turkey
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Fıraktın Relief
Kayseri, Turkey
Carved into a riverside boulder in a Taurus mountain valley fifty kilometers south of Kayseri, the Fıraktın relief depicts Hittite Great King Hattusili III pouring water...
İmamkullu Relief
Kayseri, Turkey
On the flank of Bey Dağı in Kayseri's Tomarza district, a trachyte boulder carries the most dynamic image in Hittite rock art: the Thunder God Teshub riding his chariot...
Kültepe-Kanesh
Kayseri, Turkey
Kültepe-Kanesh is where writing came to Anatolia. Beneath an unassuming mound northeast of Kayseri lie 23,500 cuneiform tablets—the oldest written documents from this part...
Taşçı Reliefs
Kayseri, Turkey
Carved into cliff faces deep within a narrow gorge at the confluence of two rivers, the Taşçı Reliefs are among the most remote sacred monuments of the Hittite Empire....
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