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ottoman = "In addition: Ottoman Islamic Architecture in Istanbul; the Blue Mosque, Suleymaniye Mosque, Rustem Pasa Camii and Sultan’s Tombs; Topkapi Palace, Kapali Carsi or Grand Bazaar and Rumeli Hisari Castle. The Gok Medrese in Sivas. The Ulu Cami in Divrigi and Ishak Pasa Sarayi near Dogubayazit, etc.";
ottoman_caption = "Ottoman Architecture: TURKS01A008 - TURKEY, ISTANBUL, SKYLINE: domes and minarets at dusk, of the Yeni Mosque (foreground) and the Süleymaniye Mosque (background). © Robert Frerck";
istanbul = "In addition: Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman monuments including Aya Sofya; Blue Mosque and Suleymaniye Mosque; Topkapi Palace, Hippodrome, Cisterns, Galata Tower and Kapali Carsi Bazaar; Constantinople City Walls; Rumeli Hisari castle, Bosphorus Bridges, ferryboats and fishing villages.";
istanbul_caption = "Istanbul: TURKP01A003 – TURKEY, ISTANBUL, BYZANTINE CULTURE: The Church of Aya Sophia (Santa Sophia, Hagia Sophia) c.548AD; with the Bosphorus and Golden Horn beyond. © Robert Frerck";
mosques = "In addition: Mosques and Islamic Architecture in Istanbul: the Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Camii), Suleymaniye Mosque, Rustem Pasa Camii, Sokullu Mehmet Camii and Ortakoy Camii; in Sivas the Cifte Minareli; the Ulu Cami in Divrigi; Yivli Minare in Antalya and Ishak Pasa Sarayi near Dogubayazit.";
mosques_caption = "Mosques: TURKP01C007 - TURKEY, ISTANBUL, OTTOMAN CULTURE, SULTAN AHMET CAMII: also called the BLUE MOSQUE for its famous blue Iznik tiles; built in 1609. © Robert Frerck";
markets = "In addition: Craft shops in the Kapali Carsi or Grand Covered Bazaar selling carpets, antiques, clothing, jewelry and metalwork. Also in Istanbul the Egyptian market with spices and produce, plus vendors selling fish on the shores of the Bosphorus Also markets in Trabzon, Cappadocia, etc.";
markets_caption = "Markets: TURKL01G001 - TURKEY, ISTANBUL, CRAFT MARKET, KAPALI ÇARSI: The Grand Covered Bazaar with 4000 shops, some dating from the 15thc.; street vendor selling Turkish flags. © Robert Frerck";
greekromansites = "In addition: Greek (Hellenistic) and Lycian sites at Troy, Didyma, Tlos, Euromos, Dalyan, Xanthos, Knidos, Arycanda and Phaselis; Roman temples, theaters, stadiums, roads and aqueducts at Ephesus, Aphrodisias, Aspendos (best preserved Roman theater), Bodrum, Anatalya and Nemrut Dagi.";
greekromansites_caption = "Greek & Roman Sites: TURKP05J005 – TURKEY, GREEK AND ROMAN: Roman theater with reliefs depicting Dionysus in Perge; a Greek city that peaked under Romans in 1-4thcAD. © Robert Frerck";
lifestyle = "In addition: Traditional lifestyle, religion, agriculture and occupations, including: people in rural and urban settings, fishermen, shepherds and farmers; market vendors selling produce and crafts; dying wool and weaving Anatolian carpets; metal worker; Muslim men praying in mosques and whirling dervishes.";
lifestyle_caption = "Lifestyle: TURKL01E001 - TURKEY, ISTANBUL, OTTOMAN CULTURE: Ceremony of Whirling Dervishes; a Sufi mystical sect founded in the mid-13C in Konya by Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi. © Robert Frerck ";
agriculture = "In addition: Agriculture in Anatolia including: vineyards in Cappadocia, farmers in fields in Anatolia; opium poppy cultivation; cotton and terraced tea plantations; apricots in Malatya; Ataturk High dam and irrigation project; markets, shepherds; plus traditional agriculture in countries around the world.";
agriculture_caption = "Agriculture: TURKS13C014 - TURKEY, AGRICULTURE: picking tea leaves on steep terraced fields along the coast of the Black Sea near Rize; Turkey's main tea producing area. © Robert Frerck";
cappadocia = "In addition: Unique landscapes and rock-cut architecture in Urgup, Uchisar, Ortahisar and Ihlara Valley; the famous 11thc. rock-cut, Karanlik Kilise (Dark Church) and Tokali Kilise, both in Goreme Archaeological Museum; aerials of Cappadocian landscape from a balloon; markets, agriculture and crafts.";
cappadocia_caption = "Cappadocia: TURKP08B003 – TURKEY, CENTRAL ANATOLIA, CAPPADOCIA: landscape of Love Valley with volcanic tuff eroded into fantastic shapes some with rockcut dwellings. © Robert Frerck";
landscapes = "In addition: The varied landscapes of Anatolia including: spectacular eroded landforms and rock-cut villages of Cappadocia; the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. Anatolia’s southern coast; terraced tea plantations and the Kackar Mountains on the north coast; Lake Van and Mount Ararat in the eastern areas.";
landscapes_caption = "Landscapes: TURKS05J023 - TURKEY, ROMAN CULTURE, HIERAPOLIS-PAMUKKALE: Ancient Roman health spa famous for travertine pools created by the flow of hot mineral springs. © Robert Frerck";
destinations = "In addition: Tourism attractions and resorts throughout Anatolia including: Adana, Alanya, Antalya and Bodrum; also Fethiye, Kusadasi, Oludeniz and Cappadocia. The Byzantine and Ottoman monuments of Istanbul and the Greek and Roman sites at: Aphrodisias, Aspendos, Ephesus, Pergamum, Troy, etc.";
destinations_caption = "Tourist Destinations: TURKS09B018 – TURKEY, MEDITERRANEAN SOUTH COAST: tourist boats visiting the fishing village of Kale (Simena) a popular travel destination east of Kas. © Robert Frerck";
byzantineart = "In addition: Frescoes from rock cut churches in Cappadocia like the Tokali Kilise; the Sumela Monastery and church of Haghia Sophia in Trabzon. In Istanbul, the famous mosaics of Constantinople seen in Aya Sofya and the Kariye Camii (St. Saviour in Chora); the city walls, cisterns and Hippodrome.";
byzantineart_caption = "Byzantine Art, Architecture: TURKS06A004 – TURKEY, CENTRAL ANATOLIA, CAPPADOCIA: Frescoe of Christ’s Crucifixion, in 10thc. Karanlik Kilise, Dark Church; Goreme Museum. © Robert Frerck";
historic = "In addition: Catal Hoyuk (oldest city); Hittite culture and Lion Gate in Hattusas; Greek (Hellenistic) and Roman sites at: Aspendos, Troy and Ephesus, etc.; Byzantine landmarks like Aya Sofya in Constantinople; Ottoman architecture in Istanbul like: Blue Mosque, Suleymaniye, Topkapi and Grand Bazaar.";
historic_caption = "Commagene, Hittites, Ottomans: TURKEY, COMMAGENE EMPIRE: Nemrut Dagi, a 1stcAD mountaintop shrine and tomb of Emperor Antiochus I with statues of Greek gods. © Robert Frerck";