Anatolian Collection (#9)

The Bosphorus Bridge, aerial, Istanbul - 2010 European Capital of Culture - Turkey

Aerial view of the travertine rocks and pools, Pamukkale (ancient Hierapolis), Turkey

Sarcophagus embedded in white travertine rocks of Pamukkale (ancient Hierapolis), Turkey

Roman amphitheater of the ancient Hierapolis, Pamukkale, Turkey

Ruins of the ancient Hierapolis, Pamukkale, Turkey

Travertine rocks and ponds, Pamukkale (ancient Hierapolis), Turkey

Travertine rocks, ponds, and ancient ruins, Pamukkale (ancient Hierapolis), Turkey

Travertine rocks, Pamukkale (ancient Hierapolis), Turkey

Turkey - Venerable Turks surrounded by postage stamps
Turkey - Venerable Turks (Anatolian Farm workers - now retired!) surrounded by Turkish postage stamps Date: circa 1903

Buyukdere - Village by Bosphorous - Ploughing
Buyukdere ( Beautiful Meadow ) - Village by Bosphorus on European side - Ploughing with a team of four Anatolian Water Buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) Date: circa 1920s

War damage, Haidar Pacha, Constantinople, WW1
Factories and a munitions train burnt out at Haidar Pacha, the western terminus of the Anatolian Railway, Constantinople, Turkey, during the First World War. Date: 1917

Turkish troops in Anatolian Mountains, Middle East, WW1
Turkish troops marching in the Anatolian Mountains, Middle East, during the First World War. Date: 1915-1918

View of ancient theatre, Lycian ruined city of Arykanda, Antalya Province, Turkey, october

Panoramic view of Soke, Turkey
The only known postcard of Soke, Turkey in the Aydin Province. Soke was the capital of the Anatolian Turkish Beylik of the Mentese until 1426, when it was brought into the Ottoman Empire

Konya, Turkey - The Ince Minaret Medrese Museum
Konya (also known as Koniah, Konieh, Konia, Qunia and Iconium) in Turkey. The Ince Minaret Medrese (" The Medrese with the fine Minaret )

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"Anatolian: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the fascinating world of Anatolia, a land rich in history and diverse traditions. From the ancient settlement of Catalhoyuk to the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire, this captivating region has witnessed countless civilizations rise and fall. Catalhoyuk, a sprawling Neolithic site, offers a glimpse into prehistoric life with its well-preserved remains. Explore the intricate architecture and marvel at the ingenuity of our ancestors who called this place home. Travel back in time to the days of the mighty Ottoman Empire as you witness Jereed, a traditional sport that captures the essence of Turkish heritage. Admire skilled horsemen engaging in thrilling battles on horseback, showcasing their equestrian prowess. Immerse yourself in panoramic views of Adrianople (Edirne), once an important city within the Ottoman Empire. Let your imagination soar as you envision bustling markets and majestic palaces that once graced these streets. Gaze upon Gallipoli's breathtaking vistas, where history was written with blood during World War I. Reflect on the bravery displayed by soldiers from all corners of the globe as they fought for their nations' ideals on these hallowed grounds. Discover Nicea (Iznik) church's architectural wonders; remnants from Byzantine times that stand tall amidst modernity. Witness how faith has shaped this land throughout centuries, leaving behind awe-inspiring structures like this one. Ephesus city beckons with its ancient pillars adorned with Greek inscriptions—a testament to its former glory as one of Asia Minor's most prominent cities. Walk among ruins that whisper tales from antiquity and let your imagination run wild. Indulge your senses with Anatolia's culinary delights—bread fresh out of ovens paired perfectly with succulent grapes bursting with flavor. Experience Plateau Life firsthand; savor hearty meals while taking in breathtaking mountainous landscapes.