Anatolian Houses

... ;impressive. The farmers cut the last grass that is avaiable for the winter. They usually store it in big heaps outside the houses and this will be food for the cattle during the winter. Lots of fibre for these animals We arrive at Dogubayazit a ...

... first masterpiece of Western Civilization, the Iliad of Homer. During the era of the natural philosophers, i.e. 600-545 B.C., Anatolian culture was of a brilliance unmatched in the world of its time, superceding Egypt and Mesopotamia Rejecting the idea ...

... grin and shake our hands. It was just a lot of sunshine and good fresh air and wonderful views over the great Anatolian landscape, and a very strong sense of all those thousands of people who'd been there before, and probably also enjoyed looking out ...

... , the Temple of Artemis. The Ephesians worshipped the goddess Artemis. I know for sure after today that Artemis was both an Anatolian and a Greek goddess. This temple was one of the largest in all of Asia Minor. It was so expensive that to cover one ...

... be a bit trying. It got infinitely better and funkier when the restaurant owner joined in on that traditional Anatolian instrument ... the wooden spoons. When Ghengis and those he inspired flooded out of Asia, the Cappadocians dug themselves enormous ...