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Constantinople’s hidden water system - aqueducts, cisterns, and imperial engineering
Byzantine Constantinople survived through one of the ancient world’s greatest water systems. Aqueducts, massive underground ...
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He swore peace... then beheaded Constantinople’s ambassadors
Explore the tense events leading up to Mehmed II's shocking betrayal of Byzantine ambassadors and the impacts on Constantinople. Delve into the complexities of diplomacy amidst impending war.
Aqueducts are very impressive examples of the art of construction in the Roman Empire. Even today, they still provide new insights into aesthetic, practical and technical aspects of construction and ...
On 6 April 1453, the Siege of Constantinople began under the command of Mehmed II, an Ottoman sultan who was just 21 years old but determined to see through his father’s dream of capturing the ...
On Tuesday morning, 20 Jumada al-Ulaa, 857H; may 29, 1453AD, the Ottoman sultan, Mohammed Alfateh launched his last attack to conquer constantinople, after a siege that lasted more than 50 days. When ...
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The Surp Krikor Lusavoriç church stands on the coastal road in the Istanbul neighborhood of Kuzguncuk. Below it lies the waters of the Bosphorus, to the northeast stands the intercontinental ...
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