Burhaniye district, Balıkesir
Read Burhaniye in Balıkesir through history, today, table and culture.
Balıkesir · 4 place records · 4 narratives
What does this district dossier connect?
Burhaniye brings together place records, related historical events and living-culture themes within Balıkesir and Northern Aegean. Records are connected with Ionia & Aeolis, Hellenistic era, Roman era, Ottoman era, National Struggle & Republic, The Aegean today, Eastern Roman era. Current research layers include table and production, deniz-doga, culture and memory, links to the present.
History
- Naval Battle of Arginusae at Kalem and Garip Islands (406 BCE)
- From the Edremit Gulf to the Dikili Islands: Adramytteion, the Gömeç Olive Plain, and Kalem Island
- Naval Expedition of the Indus River and Red Sea by Admiral Scylax of Caryanda and Writing of Periplus (515 BC)
- From Muğla Bodrum Scylax Explorations to Balıkesir Xenocles Oratory and Aydın Nysa Strabo Geography: Maritime Exploration, Roman Oratory, and World Geography
Today
- Adramyttium Ancient City Birthplace of Orator Xenocles and Rhetorical Assembly
- Ancient City of Adramytteion and Burhaniye Ören
- Adramytteion: layers of the gulf
- Ören Beach
- From the Edremit Gulf to the Dikili Islands: Adramytteion, the Gömeç Olive Plain, and Kalem Island
- Naval Expedition of the Indus River and Red Sea by Admiral Scylax of Caryanda and Writing of Periplus (515 BC)
- From Muğla Bodrum Scylax Explorations to Balıkesir Xenocles Oratory and Aydın Nysa Strabo Geography: Maritime Exploration, Roman Oratory, and World Geography
Table
- Naval Battle of Arginusae at Kalem and Garip Islands (406 BCE)
- From the Edremit Gulf to the Dikili Islands: Adramytteion, the Gömeç Olive Plain, and Kalem Island
- From Muğla Bodrum Scylax Explorations to Balıkesir Xenocles Oratory and Aydın Nysa Strabo Geography: Maritime Exploration, Roman Oratory, and World Geography
Culture
- From the Edremit Gulf to the Dikili Islands: Adramytteion, the Gömeç Olive Plain, and Kalem Island
- Naval Expedition of the Indus River and Red Sea by Admiral Scylax of Caryanda and Writing of Periplus (515 BC)
- From Muğla Bodrum Scylax Explorations to Balıkesir Xenocles Oratory and Aydın Nysa Strabo Geography: Maritime Exploration, Roman Oratory, and World Geography