Salihli district, Manisa
Read Salihli in Manisa through history, today, table and culture.
Manisa · 6 place records · 8 narratives
What does this district dossier connect?
Salihli brings together place records, related historical events and living-culture themes within Manisa and Inner Aegean. Records are connected with Ionia & Aeolis, Hellenistic era, Roman era, Ottoman era, The Aegean today, Bronze Age, Eastern Roman era, klasik-yunan, Beyliks & Seljuks. Current research layers include culture and memory, links to the present, deniz-doga, table and production.
History
- Three Thresholds of Gediz: Sardis, Kula and Alaşehir
- From Gördes Double-Knots to Sardis Aqueducts and Binkaya Phrygian Rocks: Turkish Knot, Roman Aqueducts, and Phrygian Tombs
- Emergence of the Gördes Double-Knot Carpet Craft and Royal Orders (1550 CE)
- The Name of Croesus: Sardis' Gold, the End of a Persian Road, and Bin Tepe's Silence
- Invention of Lydian Coinage and Gold Refining on the Pactolus (7th — 6th c. BCE)
- Lydian Gold and the Royal Road: Sardis Coinage, Bin Tepe Pyramids, and Kula Volcanoes
- From Yunus Emre Shrine to Kurşunlu Thermal Springs and Kuladokya Fairy Chimneys: Honest Timber Heritage, 54°C Springs, and UNESCO Towers
- Entrance of Yunus Emre into Kula Taptuk Emre Shrine and Birth of Turkish Sufi Poetry (1280 CE)
Today
- Bin Tepe Lydian Royal Tumuli Necropolis
- Salihli Kurşunlu Thermal Springs and Waterfall Valley
- Ancient City of Sardis
- The Two Entrances of the Sardis Archaeological Site
- Sardis Roman Ancient Aqueducts and Lake Marmara Channels
- Sardes and Bin Tepeler
- Three Thresholds of Gediz: Sardis, Kula and Alaşehir
- From Gördes Double-Knots to Sardis Aqueducts and Binkaya Phrygian Rocks: Turkish Knot, Roman Aqueducts, and Phrygian Tombs
- The Name of Croesus: Sardis' Gold, the End of a Persian Road, and Bin Tepe's Silence
- Invention of Lydian Coinage and Gold Refining on the Pactolus (7th — 6th c. BCE)
- Lydian Gold and the Royal Road: Sardis Coinage, Bin Tepe Pyramids, and Kula Volcanoes
- From Yunus Emre Shrine to Kurşunlu Thermal Springs and Kuladokya Fairy Chimneys: Honest Timber Heritage, 54°C Springs, and UNESCO Towers
- Entrance of Yunus Emre into Kula Taptuk Emre Shrine and Birth of Turkish Sufi Poetry (1280 CE)
Table
Culture
- Three Thresholds of Gediz: Sardis, Kula and Alaşehir
- From Gördes Double-Knots to Sardis Aqueducts and Binkaya Phrygian Rocks: Turkish Knot, Roman Aqueducts, and Phrygian Tombs
- Emergence of the Gördes Double-Knot Carpet Craft and Royal Orders (1550 CE)
- The Name of Croesus: Sardis' Gold, the End of a Persian Road, and Bin Tepe's Silence
- Invention of Lydian Coinage and Gold Refining on the Pactolus (7th — 6th c. BCE)
- Lydian Gold and the Royal Road: Sardis Coinage, Bin Tepe Pyramids, and Kula Volcanoes
- From Yunus Emre Shrine to Kurşunlu Thermal Springs and Kuladokya Fairy Chimneys: Honest Timber Heritage, 54°C Springs, and UNESCO Towers
- Entrance of Yunus Emre into Kula Taptuk Emre Shrine and Birth of Turkish Sufi Poetry (1280 CE)