Metropolitan museum of art - Ancient Civilizations
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Ancient Petroglyphs in the Desert
Indian Petroglyphs on a hill top in southern Arizona.
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Petroglyphs are clues to our past.
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The scene of the struggle of the King of Antiochus and Hercules and the largest Greek book in Anatolia - the city of Jeremiah, the masterpiece / Kingdom of the Commagene. It was prepared for the "Tomb of the Sacred Monument" by Mithridates Callinicus, father of Antiochus and created by natural bedrock. musty. The corrected inscription consists of five columns of 256 lines in total. The inscription in the cave is the longest Greek inscription in Anatolia. In the content of the article: From the founding of the city to the laws of the Commagene kingdom, from the royal lineage to the architectural structures present in the region, from the religious structure to social life, from the existing summaries of what to do during the mass, many issues were discussed. The length of the tunnel, which is considered functional and religious, is approximately 158 meters. The inscription, discovered during excavations in 1953, was prepared for the mausoleum (royal mausoleum) of Mithridates Callinicus, father of Antiochus I, and was lost by natural rock carving. The inscription arranged in five columns, consisting of a total of 256 lines, is the longest Greek inscription for Anatolia of this era. The inscription consists of information on the foundation of the city, the laws and ancestors of the Commagene kingdom, the architectural structures of the site, the religious structure, social life, relief and existing rituals. The tunnel, which is believed to be used for religious purposes, has a total length of 158 meters. @arkeolojievreni
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