Karabel Luwian Pass and King Tarkasnawa Relief
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The Karabel Luwian Pass and Tarkasnawa Relief represents Western Anatolia's premier Bronze Age border monument, carved into a cliff face in the 13th century BCE by King Tarkasnawa of Mira.
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İzmir · kemalpasa
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- Bronze Age
- The Aegean today