Republic of Türkiye
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Ankara is the capital of Türkiye, located in the Central Anatolia region. The available information establishes the city’s location, while practical travel details should be checked with up-to-date sources.
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Balıklıgöl appears in the available information through the figure known as Balıklıgöl Adamı, mentioned among the objects in the Neolithic galleries of the Şanlıurfa Archaeology Museum.
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A Neolithic site outside Şanlıurfa, with monumental structures and limestone T-shaped pillars. Perimeter walkways and protective roofs provide views of the excavated areas without entering them.
Explore the place →Karahantepe belongs to the regional Taş Tepeler research horizon. The article notes its T-shaped pillars, sculptures and public buildings, and presents it as a possible regional extension rather than an automatic substitute for Göbekli Tepe.
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Kars is a practical base for visiting Ani, the medieval city about 42 kilometres away. Rail travel can form part of a journey to Kars, but the onward transfer to Ani needs to be planned separately.
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The article mentions Nevalı Çori alongside Göbekli Tepe among the places connected to materials discussed at the Şanlıurfa Archaeology Museum. It gives no details about a visitor route at the site itself.
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