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Chora Museum Official Museum Guide Dr A Halûk Dursun Halil Arça

Name: Chora Museum Official Museum Guide Dr A Halûk Dursun Halil Arça
SKU: BELL-238570414
Price: 35.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (16 reviews)

SKU: BELL-238570414

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Chora Museum Official Museum Guide Dr A Halûk Dursun Halil Arça instant download after payment.

Publisher: BKG

File Extension: PDF

File size: 43.72 MB

Pages: 180

Author: Dr. A. Halûk Dursun, Halil Arça, Sefer Arapoğlu, Sabriye Parlak, Hüseyin Öcük, Işin Firatli, Defne Tekay, Tülay Urun, Bilgen Deveci

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Chora Museum Official Museum Guide Dr A Halûk Dursun Halil Arça by Dr. A. Halûk Dursun, Halil Arça, Sefer Arapoğlu, Sabriye Parlak, Hüseyin Öcük, Işin Firatli, Defne Tekay, Tülay Urun, Bilgen Deveci instant download after payment.

The structure in Istanbul's Edirnekapi neighborhood that is now known as the Kartye Museum is a church which was dedicated to Jesus Christ and which formed the center of the large Chora monastery complex in the time of the Eastern Roman Empire. The building was named Chora (Xwpo.), meaning “the country” or “countryside”; owing to the fact that it was outside the city’s Constantinian wall.