Muş and its surroundings in the Iron Age
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Muş and its environment have begun to be possessed since the Paleolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronz Age due to appropriate living conditions. Particularly the period when Muş was most thickly populated was the Press Age. Amid the Press Age, Muş and its environment got to be the domain zone of the Urartians additionaly got to be one of the battle zones of the Urartu and Assyrian States. This period has moreover been the period when the foremost data is learned much obliged to the engineering works and composed records cleared out by the Urartu and Assyrian States. The works cleared out by the Medes, Seleucide, Romans, Parthians and Achaemenids, particularly these two extraordinary states. It has made the Muş locale a really wealthy territory in terms of archeological destinations and composed sources. Located in around Muş; It'll be conceivable to gather them as hills, castles, necropolis and other discover ranges.
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Sinan Bingöl
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Sinan Bingöl (Master Thesis). Muş and its surroundings in the Iron Age, 2022, Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University.
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