| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This new discovery from the pre-classical age which needs to be continued in southern Cappadocia took place in Kinik Hoyuk, the scholar said, referring to a site mainly involving the beginning of the first millennium BC. The area is fully part of the forgotten kingdom of Tuwana, said d'Alfonso, known until now through hieroglyphics and from several sources from the Assyrian Empire, but ne
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