A SARCOPHAGUS FOR A DOG
by marsistanbul
This is a dog's sarcophagus made from limestone.Sarcophagi made for dogs are founded very rarely in Anatolia.It was discovered during a surface survey at Termessos in 1998 and was brought to the museum.Here is an ancient Greek inscription of 11 lines forming,a poem with meter of six phrases per line,one narrow face of this tomb.It is understood from the inscription that this tomb was commissioned by a rich and lovely woman called Rhodope for her beloved dog Stephanos.
(It was) Rhodope(s') happiness
Those who play with called lovely Stephanos as.
(this grave) keeps inside the one that death takes suddenly.
This is the grave of dog Stephanos that went away and vanished.
Rhodope cried for it and buried it like a human
I,(the) dog Stephanos,Rhodope caused my,grave be made.
The hall of Sarcophagi(Antalya Museum)
Konyaalti cad.no 1 Antalya
Perge
by balfor
Perge is an old Roman ruin pretty much out in the middle of no-where, which goes a long way to explaining why it is still a ruin and not a town built out of recycled marble. It is a pretty cool town though. See travelogues for more photos.
I'd give you more information about where it is,etc, but I have absolutely no idea about where it it or anything. The tour I was on was arranged by the Navy and I just signed up for it... Leave it to a sailor to be in the middle of a desert and not know how he got there! :-)
Antalya Mayor's Office
by fachd
If you happen employed as a government worker (public servant) in your country, you might be interested of taking photos of Mayor’s office of Antalya. Menderes Turel is the Mayor.
The metropolitan municipality’s mayor is the head of municipality and representative of its legal personality. He or she is selected by the electors for five years.
Chrissy3's new Antalya Page
by Chrissy3
I have been to Alanya in Turkey twice this year in May and again in July and I am returning in September. It is a beautiful place and I found the people very friendly though obvious precautions at night as you would anywhere. It is very cheap to eat in the real Turkish cafes and restaurants but expensive on the harbour. Alanya is very beautiful also at night with Cleopatras castle lit up on the mountain. Can't wait to return.