Simav district, Kütahya
Read Simav in Kütahya through history, today, table and culture.
Kütahya · 2 place records · 4 narratives
What does this district dossier connect?
Simav brings together place records, related historical events and living-culture themes within Kütahya and Inner Aegean. Records are connected with Ottoman era, National Struggle & Republic, The Aegean today, Hellenistic era, Roman era, Ionia & Aeolis, Eastern Roman era. Current research layers include culture and memory, links to the present, deniz-doga, table and production.
History
- From Clandras Aqueduct to Sebaste and Simav Eynal: Inland Aegean Water Engineering and Roman Thermal Springs
- Gediz Battle Victory and Construction of Abide Village Martyrdom Monument (October 1920)
- Foundation of Sebaste (Sivaslı) by Emperor Augustus (20 BCE)
- From Simav Gölcük Crater to Gediz Abide Village and Hisarcık Aqueducts: 1,450m Volcanic Lake, 1920 Gediz Battle, and Roman Channels
Today
- Simav Gölcük Plateau and 1,450m Volcanic Crater Lake
- Ancient City of Synaus and Simav Eynal Thermal Springs
- From Clandras Aqueduct to Sebaste and Simav Eynal: Inland Aegean Water Engineering and Roman Thermal Springs
- Gediz Battle Victory and Construction of Abide Village Martyrdom Monument (October 1920)
- Foundation of Sebaste (Sivaslı) by Emperor Augustus (20 BCE)
- From Simav Gölcük Crater to Gediz Abide Village and Hisarcık Aqueducts: 1,450m Volcanic Lake, 1920 Gediz Battle, and Roman Channels
Table
Culture
- From Clandras Aqueduct to Sebaste and Simav Eynal: Inland Aegean Water Engineering and Roman Thermal Springs
- Gediz Battle Victory and Construction of Abide Village Martyrdom Monument (October 1920)
- Foundation of Sebaste (Sivaslı) by Emperor Augustus (20 BCE)
- From Simav Gölcük Crater to Gediz Abide Village and Hisarcık Aqueducts: 1,450m Volcanic Lake, 1920 Gediz Battle, and Roman Channels