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Türkçe ve lehçelerinden sözcükler var.. Bizans devri mozayığı biritiş müzesi çalmışı.. Muğla, Budrun'dan çalmışlar..

sözlüğünün yarısı Türkçe olan ANADOLU MAKEDONCASI

ile çözümünü yapayım; İYGİ/EYGİ → ΥΓΕΙ (iygei); iyi olmak, iyilik, sağlık, tok olmak.. ing; to be good, curative

ÇARA/AÇAR → ΧΑΡΑ (çara); to English; cure, to Ottoman-Çare

EYRİN/EĞİR/ERİNÇ → ΕΙΡΗΝΗ (eyrini); huzurlu sakin olmak.. ing serene(bu da Tatar Türkçesinden (old) ingilizceye geçmiş), calm

EYDİM/EYİDİM/EĞİTİM → ΕΥΘΥΜΙΑ (eydimia); iyi işler yapmak, eğitmek, yetiştirmek.. ing; to do good things, educate

ELBİ → ΕΛΠΙC (elbis); özsezi, erkenden bilmek.. ing; foresight, knowing early

britanik gregya'ya bügünkü adaptasyonu (gülmek serbest); Υγεία, Ζωή, Χαρά, Ειρήνη, Ευθυμία, Ελπίς Sağlık, Yaşam, Sevinç, Huzur, Neşe, Umut

Late Roman stone mosaic from the Greek city of Halicarnassus, Caria (modern Bodrum, Turkey), dated 4th century AD, now in the British Museum. A coloured laurel wreath encloses a Greek inscription with the following words:

ΥΓΙΑ "Health" ΖΟΗ "Life" ΧΑΡΑ "Joy" ΕΙΡΗΝΗ "Peace" ΕΥΘΥΜΙΑ "Happiness" ΕΛΠΙϹ "Hope"

🏛️: © The Trustees of the British Museum

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Greek city Ephesus???

Ephesus, Roman time name.. origin from the Kutai (with false name hitite) era ApasA..

Indogypsies cannot build cities..

Ruins of the Greek city of Ephesus in modern-day Turkey.

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"In 2018, sanitation workers in Çankaya, Turkey, began setting aside books that they pulled from trash bins on their night shifts — first for themselves, then for their family and friends. 

Over time, as the collection grew, the workers began storing them in the sloping hallways of an abandoned brick factory, which also serves as the headquarters for the city’s sanitation department. 

In 2018, the “Kitap Okuma Salonu,” (Workers’ Library) collection was officially designated as a public library for the people of Çankaya. 

“We started to discuss the idea of creating a library from these books,” Çankaya Mayor Alper Tasdelen told CNN when the library first opened. “And when everyone supported it, this project happened.”

“On one hand, there were those who were leaving these books on the streets,” Tasdelen added. “On the other hand — others were looking for these books.” 

In its first year, the library housed over 6,000 books. 

Today, it’s home to more than 40,000. 

When the number of books began exceeding the amount of shelf space at the library, the workers transformed one of their garbage trucks into a mobile library so that they could bring the excess books to local schools and prisons. 

“Village schoolteachers from all over Turkey are requesting books,” Tasdelen said.

The collection has grown so large in recent years that the city hired a full-time librarian to help tend to the books and facilitate loans on a two-week basis. 

In January, the Spouses of Head of Mission committee (a group of 12 women, who are the wives of ambassadors from 12 countries) visited the Workers’ Library and added to the collection’s foreign language section by donating recycled books “from the garbage to the library.” 

The books were published in more than 13 different languages, in honor of the committee’s home countries. 

According to the Turkish outlet Anka Haber Ajansi, SHOM Green Group Coordinator Kaire Jürgenson said that they “appreciated those who contributed to the establishment of the library” and emphasized that “this valuable work should be announced to more people.”

On a given day, the library is filled with municipal employees, their children, and students from local schools as they leaf through countless books and read quietly at assorted tables. 

For the sanitation workers who operate out of the brick building, the library has long served as a home away from home. 

“Before, I wished that I had a library in my house,” Serhat Baytemur, a garbage collector, said in a press statement. “Now we have a library here.”"

-via GoodGoodGood, May 2, 2025

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Ne gözel la! japonlar da bizim Türk Sedef Kakma Sanatını biliyorlarmış..

şaşırmamak gerek alt kültürlerde bizim kültür yansımalarımız, olağan..

olağan olmayan bu moronların japon sanatı olarak çarpıtmaları.. deniz kabuklarını balık pullarına benzetmeleri..

tıpkı Uygur'un kadim Kera/Gera sanatını batı keramik, yazım sıkıntılarıyla ceramic-seramik kağrışıkları, bize de sanki çinli maolarınmış gibi çağrışım yapan adı çini dedirtilmesi gibi..

Nanban lacquerwork coffer, Unknown Artist Made in Japan, late 16th-early 17th century Stand is European, c.1610, Wood covered with plates of shell held by gilt-copper rivets, black & gold hiramaki-e, 85.2 x 116.5 x 45 cm. Victoria & Albert Museum

Chests were one of the most exported Namban items during this period (V&A). This particular coffer, or chest, is an interesting and somewhat different item from the other chests, due to the nature of the pearl work on the exterior. It resembles fish scales, and takes its influence more from Chinese and Korean traditions than original Japanese pearl work (V&A).  

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baska memlekette yasayamam kwmcowjfkwnf

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mkoduğumun ger , zek alısı..

4000 yıl önce çinde bulumuş..muş.. muş..

dünyada ilk bulunmuş Ağız Kopuzları Altay Türk Kurganlarında bulundu.. daha eskisi yok..

kemikten komuzlar..

tarih diye or ospu ço cukluğu saçıyorlar..

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Gilded and gold inlaid iron sword uncovered by archaeologists at the Filipovka Kurgans, Orenburg Oblast, Russia.

Sarmatian, 7th century BC

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neden başka kavmin kaya bedizleri yok?

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Now you've seen how the whale is washed.

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Lidya'nın Sardları

A seal with the image of a Scythian archer on a precious stone.

Found in Tarros, Sardinia, 6th-5th century. B.C.

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The Tomb of Solon

1-2 century CE~

Kümbet, Phrygian Valley, Asia minor (Turkey)

The Tomb of Solon is believed to date from the early Roman era, though its iconography (and inscriptions found at the sight) point at a mix of Phrygian and Roman culture.  Following the decline of the Hittites, the Phrygians ruled western central Anatolia between roughly 1150 - 550 BCE, and continued to follow the core of their culture under the control of the Persians, Greeks and Romans.

From the courtyard in front of the tomb, there are stairs climbing both sides of the tomb, which lead to what looks like an alter in front of the frieze and pediment.  The frieze is decorated with two lions facing each other, and guarding an urn that stands between them, which would representationally hold the remains of the deceased.  In the center of the pediment is the representation of a shield, and what looks like a pair of horses, though they could be lions, hinting that the deceased had won his honor in battle.

Finely decorated acroterion can be seen at the peak of the roof, and on each of the roof corners.  This truley is a magnificently decorated tomb, and according to inscriptions, was meant to house a man by the name of Solon.

Sources: 1, 2

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kırk belik nedir bilir misin, Abidin?

statue of a girl | c. 530 BCE | greece, athenian

"Her right hand extends downwards and she is clasping her fingers as if she was holding something. This in combination with the conservative for her time clothing, lead many to assume this is not a simple Kore, but a goddess – perhaps Artemis, who would have been gripping arrows in her right hand, and a bow in her left."

in the acropolis museum collection

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no this is Figenistic era.. because İphygenia lived that time.. Helen was earlier.. 😜 have you another woman name for the another eras? for eample Zenobistic or Hypatistic eras? for Zenobia or Hypatia

Hellenistic funerary steles.

Courtesy & currently located at the National Archaeological Museum in Athens. Photo taken by Giovanni Dall'Orto

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Cylinder Seal

Also cylinder seal

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britianic hell'enism emperial history distortions..