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It's pretty much Turkey. (Anatolia is in the middle of Black sea & Mediterranean Sea)
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What is the Anatolia historical significance?
any significant historical significance in anatolia
What civilization lived in ancient anatolia?
The ancient civilization Catal Huyuk lived in ancient Anatolia.
What did Turkey used to be called?
Anatolia
What was the farthest expansion of the seljuk empire in anatolia?
The Seljuk Empire reached its farthest expansion in Anatolia after the Battle of Manzikert in 1071, which allowed them to gain control over much of eastern Anatolia. Following this victory, they established the Sultanate of Rum, which extended its territory across central and western Anatolia. At its peak in the late 11th to early 12th centuries, the Seljuks held significant cities such as Konya, Nicaea, and Ankara, marking a crucial period in the region's history before the rise of the Ottoman Empire.
What are two major characteristics of The Hittites?
They were from modern day Turkey (Anatolia, Asia Minor)
What is Asian Turkey called?
Anatolia
What is another name for Asia minor?
Anatolia
Who is the current leader of Anatolia?
Anatolia is now known as turkey
When did Air Anatolia end?
Air Anatolia ended in 2002.
When was Air Anatolia created?
Air Anatolia was created in 1998.
Where is the Anatolia located in the Middle East?
Anatolia and Middle East are different things; Anatolia is not in the Middle East. Anatolia is the name of the Asian lands of Turkey, i.e. the one called Asia Minor.
What is the Anatolia historical significance?
any significant historical significance in anatolia
What is the motto of Anatolia College?
Anatolia College's motto is 'Dare to Do Right'.
When was Anatolia College created?
Anatolia College was created on 1886-01-01.
When was Anatolia College in Merzifon created?
Anatolia College in Merzifon was created in 1886.
When did Great Anatolia Party end?
Great Anatolia Party ended in 1992.
What is the capital of anatolia?
The capital of Anatolia is Rum, from Rome as it was part of the Christian Empire of Byzantine.
