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Agriculture in Greece

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Nearly all the land suitable for farming in Greece is under cultivation. However, the methods used are very primitive, and the soil does not...

Byron and The Maid of Athens

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“The Maid of Athens,” a famous love song by Lord Byron, was addressed to Miss Theresa Macri, the daughter of the English vice-consul in...

Mesolongion a Shrine of Liberty

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The little town of Mesolongion, located in western Greece, is a historic shrine for all lovers of liberty. It was here, during the Greek...

The Siege and the Fall of the Walls

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During the siege of Constantinople in 1453, the Turkish forces attacked the city’s defenses relentlessly. Two towers of the Inner Wall and a large...

The Gate of Charisius

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A Site of Many Battles The Gate of Charisius was a significant location in the history of Constantinople, and many important events took place there....

The Gate of Charisius and the Mesoteichion

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The Gate of Charisius is located near a direct road that leads to the Imperial Cemetery, making its name very appropriate. The name may...

Scutari the City Across the Bosphorus

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On the opposite side of the Bosphorus from Stamboul lies Scutari, which stands in relation to it much like Jersey City does to New...

The Bosphorus and Its Strategic Role

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At the eastern end of the Sea of Marmara lies the Bosphorus Strait. Like the Hellespont (also known as the Dardanelles), the Bosphorus connects...

The Fez Factory in the Village

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In a small village near Constantinople, there is a factory where the fezzes worn by Turkish soldiers are made. These traditional red hats are...

Fascinating Gemstones from Turkey

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Tourmaline, Jade, Obsidian, and Oltu Stone Turkey is known for its rich and diverse gemstone resources. From tourmaline to obsidian, the country offers a wide...

Empress Theodora

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Eusebius admitted

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