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GORDİON ANTİK KENTİ - UNESCO DÜNYA MİRASI (Gordion düğümü - Kral Gordios-ESEK KULAKLI MİDAS)

Turkey's old city of Gordion, which is on the UNESCO Temporary World Heritage List, sheds a lot of light on the history of Anatolia. Located in the ancient city of Gordion, near Ankara, Turkey's capital, the village of Yassıhöyük was discovered during the construction of a railway in the 19th century. The first settlement in the Gordion region was in the Early Iron Age, BC. It was discovered during excavations that it was between 1100-900 years old. About 750 ancient materials, including mosaics and pebbles found during archaeological excavations, are now exhibited in the Gordion museum. The cemeteries around the museum describe the lifestyle of the Phrygians, who are believed to have settled in Anatolia after the collapse of the Hittite dynasty. This place, which has hosted many civilizations, is mostly known for being the capital of the Phrygians. Midas Höyük Tumulus, one of Gordion's most important attractions, was built by King Midas for his father and is the largest building after the Alyattes tumulus in western Turkey. Gordion, the political and cultural capital of the Phrygians, is an important people of ancient times. It is thought that the Phrygians, who have traces of settlement in the city after the Hittites, did not take the city by violence with the excavations made in Gordion. In the Gordion excavations: unwritten materials, pottery. It reveals that the Phrygian people had the opportunity to mingle with the local people and that they were a complete Anatolian civilization. It is thought that Gordion was especially chosen by both the Hittites and Phrygians because of its border region and strategic importance. It is from the time of King Gordios, who gave the city its name, and dates back to BC. There is a mausoleum dated to 740 BC. However, the city's heyday was during the reign of King Midas, the son of King Gordios. King Midas's It is thought that he may have ascended to the throne in 736. Since King Midas had agreements with the Late Hittite kingdoms, the Luwians and the Urartians, the dates are certain. The closest settlement to the museum and the ancient city is Yassıhöyük Village. Yassıhöyük Village is only 1 km away from the ancient city. To go to the ancient city and the museum, it is enough to take the vehicles that go to this village. Vehicles going to Yassıhöyük village can be found easily in Polatlı. For transportation by car, it is possible to reach the Gordion Museum, which is 29 kilometers from the town center of Polatlı, and after passing Polatlı on the Ankara Eskişehir highway, it is possible to reach the ancient city of Gordion and the museum located here, with the sign on the right of the road.