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Millions of
years ago, Erciyes convulsed surrounding landscape with a
torrent of lava, smothering hundreds of miles in what must
have been one of the greatest up heavals on the planet. Later,
floods, rain, and wind sawed away at the table of lava, creating
deep valleys and fissures; slopes turned into cones and columns.
Though the white dust from the rocks looks like sand, it is
in fact much more fertile than the soil of the surrounding
central Anatolian steppelands. Trees, vines, and vegetables
grow easily in it. Attracting a dense population of farmers
from the earliest times. The Southeast Anatolia is the basin
of the rivers of Euphrates and Tigris. We examine the earliest
civilizations of the world created in region (Mesopotami).
Tour
is limited to max 12 participants
Tour
dates:
12 - 24 May 2007
26 May - 07 June 2007
01 - 13 October 2007 |
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