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Global Archeology
Türkiye is home to many diverse landscapes and geographies, but one of the most captivating is that of Cappadocia, in the centre of the country. Often described as a ‘fairytale land’, Cappadocia’s hills and valleys are filled with caves, tunnels, and ‘fairy chimneys’ (tall, thin rock formations), which have been home to multiple civilisations since ancient times, and traces of past ways of life can still be seen today in the region’s impressive rock-cut churches and underground cities. The post Travel: Explore Cappadocia appeared first on World Archaeology. [...]
The Spanish invaders of Mexico called them cenotes. This came from a mishearing of the Maya word tz’onot, which was used to describe great circular sinkholes that dropped down to inviting pools of freshwater. In a region where groundwater is scarce, these natural wells were a magnet for Maya settlements. The post The Great Maya Aquifer appeared first on World Archaeology. [...]
