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Discover Turkey - Miletus ( the ancient city)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:58
- Updated: 05 Aug 2013
M i l e t u s was an ancient Greek city on the western coast of Anatolia (in what is now Aydin Province, Turkey), near the mouth of the Maeander River in anc...
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M i l e t u s was an ancient Greek city on the western coast of Anatolia (in what is now Aydin Province, Turkey), near the mouth of the Maeander River in anc...
Caesar 3 - Mission 5a Miletus Peaceful Playthrough [HD]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 27:43
- Updated: 06 Aug 2013
Miletus play time: 2h:6m (Hard Difficulty) Full playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBF4873116E525EAD Ok I really tried to cut this video shorter...
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Miletus play time: 2h:6m (Hard Difficulty) Full playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBF4873116E525EAD Ok I really tried to cut this video shorter...
- published: 11 Mar 2012
- views: 12551
- author: GamerZakh
Miletus in 150 CE
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- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 28 Jun 2013
An imaginative reconstruction of the city of Miletus, located in Asia Minor ( modern Turkey). I was interested in exploring the urban fabric implied in the f...
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An imaginative reconstruction of the city of Miletus, located in Asia Minor ( modern Turkey). I was interested in exploring the urban fabric implied in the f...
- published: 05 Mar 2013
- views: 117
- author: James Wilkinson
Miletus Turkey
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 18 Apr 2013
Archaeological site.
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Thales of Miletus one of the Seven Sages
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- Duration: 4:54
- Updated: 23 Jul 2013
Thales of Miletus (Θαλής,Thales,Thalês (pronounced /ˈθeɪliːz/ or "THEH-leez") , ca. 624 BCca. 546 BC), was a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher from Miletus in A...
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Thales of Miletus (Θαλής,Thales,Thalês (pronounced /ˈθeɪliːz/ or "THEH-leez") , ca. 624 BCca. 546 BC), was a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher from Miletus in A...
- published: 08 Nov 2009
- views: 11626
- author: tektamos
Ancient Greek Philosophers - Thales of Miletus
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- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 03 Jul 2013
Episode 1 in the Ancient Greek Philosophers Series. It is about the first recorded philosopher in Greece called Thales. For the very reason that he is the fi...
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Episode 1 in the Ancient Greek Philosophers Series. It is about the first recorded philosopher in Greece called Thales. For the very reason that he is the fi...
- published: 04 Oct 2010
- views: 3772
- author: Historical Endeavours
Turkey - Miletus - Travel Video
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 18 Apr 2013
Miletus was once on the coast, but the river silted up it's harbor. It was first occupied in 1400 BC by the Minoans. Alexander the Great seized Miletus in 33...
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Miletus was once on the coast, but the river silted up it's harbor. It was first occupied in 1400 BC by the Minoans. Alexander the Great seized Miletus in 33...
- published: 11 Nov 2011
- views: 221
- author: Terry Wilson
Thales of Miletus
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- Duration: 4:08
- Updated: 09 Aug 2013
In Context: Branch - Metaphysics Approach - Monism Before -2500-900 bce, The Minoan civilisation in Crete and later Mycenaean civilisation in Greece rely on ...
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In Context: Branch - Metaphysics Approach - Monism Before -2500-900 bce, The Minoan civilisation in Crete and later Mycenaean civilisation in Greece rely on ...
- published: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 9
- author: Randoment
Caesar 3 - Miletus - Lines Everywhere!
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- Duration: 27:16
- Updated: 11 Jun 2013
Here we are now in Miletus, our first desert map! Can Pick it up for $5 off GoG - http://www.gog.com/gamecard/caesar_3 1080 fix - http://www.wsgf.org/forums/...
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Here we are now in Miletus, our first desert map! Can Pick it up for $5 off GoG - http://www.gog.com/gamecard/caesar_3 1080 fix - http://www.wsgf.org/forums/...
- published: 23 Apr 2013
- views: 893
- author: dwyrin
Caesar 3 Walkthrough - Mission 05 (Miletus) [Peaceful]
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- Duration: 38:35
- Updated: 12 Jun 2013
Miletus is the next mission and Caesar has sent us to Greece to establish a large settlement that will entice other foreign lands to trade with Rome. The bes...
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Miletus is the next mission and Caesar has sent us to Greece to establish a large settlement that will entice other foreign lands to trade with Rome. The bes...
- published: 31 Dec 2012
- views: 968
- author: SuperSajuuk
Let's play Caesar 3 (Hard difficulty) Part 74 Miletus (Part 1/5)
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- Duration: 20:11
- Updated: 17 Jun 2013
We govern Rome's cities as we advance from Citizen to Emperor of Rome.
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We govern Rome's cities as we advance from Citizen to Emperor of Rome.
- published: 27 Jan 2012
- views: 422
- author: Rider339
Caesar 3 Walkthrough: Miletus (Part 1)
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- Duration: 9:56
- Updated: 29 May 2013
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Lets Play Caesar III - 12 - Miletus (Gameplay/Commentary)
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- Duration: 17:52
- Updated: 03 Jun 2013
Check out this video if you haven't already: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUxcYYQB7TM ------------- Stay tuned by following me on Twitter and on Facebook, ...
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- published: 08 Jan 2012
- views: 2196
- author: HomerSPC
Whisker Wars - Miletus Assesses The Germans
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- Duration: 0:59
- Updated: 13 Feb 2013
The Austin Facial Hair Club's Miletus Callahan-Barile, is gathering intell on their world class opponent.
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The Austin Facial Hair Club's Miletus Callahan-Barile, is gathering intell on their world class opponent.
- published: 26 Dec 2012
- views: 996
- author: ifc
Ephesus Miletus Priene Halicarnassus Didyma
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- Duration: 5:59
- Updated: 30 Jun 2013
http://www.aboutturkey.com Ephesus Turkey.
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Caesar 3 PC Game City of Miletus
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- Duration: 5:09
- Updated: 04 Nov 2012
My city of Miletus from the PC game Caesar III.
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My city of Miletus from the PC game Caesar III.
- published: 01 Sep 2009
- views: 23419
- author: xpmfrier
About Thales Of Miletus
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 15 Jun 2012
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Thales of Miletus
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- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 07 Jun 2013
A FUN WAY TO LEARN.
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my movie of thales of miletus
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- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 03 Jan 2013
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Ephesus and Miletus highlights
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- Duration: 4:05
- Updated: 22 Sep 2011
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Miletus Market Gate Pergamon Museum Berlin
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Paperback. 400 pages. Publisher. Princeton University Press; Reissue edition (March 7, 2011 AD). ISBN-10. 0691150133. ISBN-13. 978-0691150130. “Classicists were unaware that the fossils of dinosaurs,. mastodons, mammoths, and other extinct animals were. conspicuous features of the natural landscape in antiquity ... A ... “Anaximander of Miletus (circa 611-547 BC) asserted that ‘the sun’s heat interacted with the primal ooze to generate sea creatures....(size: 27.9Kb)
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PHILOSOPHERS have been making a killing in financial services since Thales of Miletus used options to corner the ancient Greek market for olive oil. So it is fantastic news to see several big banks continuing to recognise how much humanities graduates have to contribute in the twenty-first century. nearly half of the intake at Barclays is set to have an arts background ... Yet it is not so simple ... The School of Freedom ... Follow me on Twitter....(size: 4.1Kb)
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SAN DIEGO, Aug. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- We have come a long way in the use of electricity. In ancient Greece, Thales of Miletus discovered he could produce electrical sparks by rubbing amber with a cloth. In 1746, Pieter van Musschenbroek invented the Leyden jar to store static electricity. Two years after that, William Watson proposed the ideas of electric currents and electric circuits ... Contact ... 212.825.3210 ... ....(size: 2.5Kb)
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(Source. Moscow Patriarchate). On June 6, after a visit to Hilandar monastery, His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia went by water to the Monastery of Vatopedi ... Among the speakers was Metropolitan Apostolus of Miletus, representative of the Patriarchate of Constantinople on Holy Mount Athos, who was instructed by His Holiness Patriarch Bartholomew to accompany Patriarch Kirill in his pilgrimage to Athonite monasteries....(size: 4.7Kb)
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Now it's going back to the place where it was found in, Sozopol. The director of the museum, Bozhidar Dimitrov stated “People in Sozopol are hoping that the vampire would attract many tourist groups." They are hoping that having this skeleton will make Sozopol one of the most popular places for vampire tourism ... It's one of the oldest towns in Bulgaria and the current town was found in 7th century BC by Greek colonists from Miletus ... ....(size: 4.6Kb)
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With a hundred-mile coastline dotted with fishing villages, olive groves, and tangerine orchards, the Bodrum Peninsula in southwest Turkey sits on the Aegean Sea, cradled by two bays and surrounded by 32 islands and inlets ... In the fisherman’s village of Torba, boats depart daily for the ancient cities of Didymas and Miletus, homes to the Temple of Apollo and the Baths of Faustina ... Photo credit. . MRNY. Location. Bodrum, Turkey ... Tweet....(size: 7.8Kb)
This article is about the ancient city of Anatolia. For other uses, see Miletus (disambiguation).
| Miletus Μίλητος |
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|---|---|
| — Ancient Polis — | |
| Turkish transcription(s) | |
| • Modern name | Milet |
| Hittite transcription(s) | |
| • Exonym | Millawanda |
| • Exonym | Milawata |
 
 Miletus
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| Country | Turkey |
| Region | Ionia |
| Founder | Neleus |
Miletus (mī lē' təs) (Ancient Greek: Μίλητος, Milētos; Latin: Miletus) was an ancient Greek city[1] on the western coast of Anatolia (in what is now Aydin Province, Turkey), near the mouth of the Maeander River in ancient Caria. Before the Persian invasion in the middle of the 6th century BC, Miletus was considered the greatest and wealthiest of Greek cities.[2][3]
Evidence of first settlement at the site has been made inaccessible by the rise of sea level and deposition of sediments from the Maeander. The first available evidence is of the Neolithic. In the early and middle Bronze age the settlement came under Minoan influence. Legend has it that an influx of Cretans occurred displacing the indigenous Leleges. The site was renamed Miletus after a place in Crete.
The Late Bronze Age, 13th century BCE, saw the arrival of Luwian language speakers from south central Anatolia calling themselves the Carians. Later in that century the first Greeks arrived. The city at that time rebelled against the Hittite Empire. After the fall of that empire the city was destroyed in the 12th century BCE and starting about 1000 BCE was resettled extensively by the Ionian Greeks. Legend offers an Ionian foundation event sponsored by a founder named Neleus from the Peloponnesus.
The Greek Dark Ages were a time of Ionian settlement and consolidation in an alliance called the Ionian League. The Archaic Period of Greece began with a sudden and brilliant flash of art and philosophy on the coast of Anatolia. In the 6th century BC, Miletus was the site of origin of the Greek philosophical (and scientific) tradition, when Thales, followed by Anaximander and Anaximenes (known collectively, to modern scholars, as the Milesian School) began to speculate about the material constitution of the world, and to propose speculative naturalistic (as opposed to traditional, supernatural) explanations for various natural phenomena.
A thousand years after birthing Western philosophy and science, Miletus served as birthplace of Hagia Sophia's legendary architect (and inventor of the flying buttress) Isidore of Miletus.
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Geography[link]
The ruins appear on satellite maps at 37°31.8'N 27°16.7'E, about 3 km north of Balat and about 3 km E of Batiköy in Aydın Province, Turkey.
In antiquity the city possessed a harbor at the southern entry of a large bay, on which two more of the traditional twelve Ionian cities stood: Priene and Myus. The harbor of Miletus was additionally protected by the nearby small island of Lade. Over the centuries the gulf silted up with alluvium carried by the Meander River. Priene and Myus had lost their harbors by the Roman era, and Miletus itself became an inland town in the early Christian era; all three were abandoned to ruin as their economies were strangled by the lack of access to the sea. There is a Great Harbour Monument where, according to the New Testament account, the apostle Paul stopped on his way back to Jerusalem by boat. He met the Ephesian Elders and then headed out to the beach to bid them farewell, recorded in the book of Acts 20:17-38.
Geology[link]
During the Pleistocene epoch the Miletus region was submerged in the Aegean Sea. It subsequently emerged slowly, the sea reaching a low level of about 130 meters (430 ft) below present level at about 18,000 BP. The site of Miletus was part of the mainland.
A gradual rise brought a level of about 1.75 meters (5 ft 9 in) below present at about 5500 BP, creating several karst block islands of limestone, the location of the first settlements at Miletus. At about 1500 BCE the karst shifted due to small crustal movements and the islands consolidated into a peninsula. Since then the sea has risen 1.75 m but the peninsula has been surrounded by sediment from the Maeander river and is now land-locked. Sedimentation of the harbor began at about 1000 BCE, and by 300 CE Lake Bafa had been created.[4]
History[link]
Neolithic[link]
The earliest available archaeological evidence indicates that the islands on which Miletus was originally placed were inhabited by a Neolithic population in the 2nd half of the 4th millennium BCE (3500–3000 BCE).[5] Pollen in core samples from Lake Bafa in the Latmus region inland of Miletus suggests that a lightly grazed climax forest prevailed in the Maeander valley, otherwise untenanted. Sparse Neolithic settlements were made at springs, numerous and sometimes geothermal in this karst, rift valley topography. The islands offshore were settled perhaps for their strategic significance at the mouth of the Maeander, a route inland protected by escarpments. The grazers in the valley may have belonged to them, but the location looked to the sea.
Bronze Age[link]
Recorded history at Miletus begins with the records of the Hittite Empire in the Late Bronze Age. The prehistoric archaeology of the Early and Middle Bronze Age portrays a city heavily influenced by society and events elsewhere in the Aegean, rather than inland.
Cretan period[link]
Beginning at about 1900 BCE artifacts of the Minoan civilization acquired by trade arrived at Miletus.[5] For some centuries the location received a strong impulse from that civilization, an archaeological fact that tends to support but not necessarily confirm the founding legend—that is, a population influx, from Crete. According to Strabo:[6]
Ephorus says: Miletus was first founded and fortified above the sea by Cretans, where the Miletus of olden times is now situated, being settled by Sarpedon, who brought colonists from the Cretan Miletus and named the city after that Miletus, the place formerly being in possession of the Leleges.
The legends recounted as history by the ancient historians and geographers are perhaps the strongest; the late mythographers have nothing historically significant to relate.[7]
Luwian and Greek period[link]
Miletus is first mentioned in the Hittite Annals of Mursili II as Millawanda. In ca. 1320 BC, Millawanda supported the rebellion of Uhha-Ziti of Arzawa. Mursili ordered his generals Mala-Ziti and Gulla to raid Millawanda, and they proceeded to burn parts of it; damage from LHIIIA found on-site has been associated with this raid.[8] In addition the town was fortified according to a Hittite plan.[9]
Millawanda is then mentioned in the "Tawagalawa letter", part of a series including the Manapa-Tarhunta letter and the Milawata letter, all of which are less securely dated. The Tawagalawa letter notes that Milawata had a governor, Atpa, who was under the jurisdiction of "Ahhiyawa" (a growing state probably in LHIIIB Mycenaean Greece); and that the town of Atriya was under Milesian jurisdiction. The Manapa-Tarhunta letter also mentions Atpa. Together the two letters tell that the adventurer Piyama-Radu had humiliated Manapa-Tarhunta before Atpa (in addition to other misadventures); a Hittite king then chased Piyama-Radu into Millawanda and, in the Tawagalawa letter, requested Piyama-Radu's extradition to Hatti.
The Milawata letter mentions a joint expedition by the Hittite king and a Luwiyan vassal (probably Kupanta-Kurunta of Mira) against Milawata (apparently its new name), and notes that Milawata (and Atriya) were now under Hittite control.
Homer records that during the time of the Trojan War, it was a Carian city.[10]
In the last stage of LHIIIB, the citadel of bronze age Pylos counted among its female slaves a mi-ra-ti-ja, Mycenaean Greek for "women from Miletus", written in Linear B syllabic script.[11]
During the collapse of Bronze Age civilisation, Miletus was burnt again, presumably by the Sea Peoples.
Dark Age[link]
Mythographers told that Neleus, a son of Codrus the last King of Athens, had come to Miletus after the "Return of the Heraclids" (so, during the Greek Dark Ages). The Ionians killed the men of Miletus and married their widows. This is the mythical commencement of the enduring alliance between Athens and Miletus, which played an important role in the subsequent Persian Wars.
Archaic period[link]
The city of Miletus became one of the twelve Ionian cities of Asia Minor.
Miletus was one of the cities involved in the Lelantine War of the 8th century BCE.
In the late 7th century BCE the tyrant Thrasybulus preserved the independence of Miletus during a 12 year war fought against the Lydian Empire.[12] Thrasybulus was an ally of the famous Corinthian tyrant Periander.
Miletus was an important center of philosophy and science, producing such men as Thales, Anaximander and Anaximenes.
By the 6th century BCE, Miletus had earned a maritime empire with many colonies, but brushed up against powerful Lydia at home, and the tyrant Polycrates of its neighbour to the west, Samos.
When Cyrus of Persia defeated Croesus of Lydia in the middle of the 6th century BCE, Miletus fell under Persian rule. In 499 BC, Miletus's tyrant Aristagoras became the leader of the Ionian Revolt against the Persians. Persia quashed this rebellion and punished Miletus in such a fashion that the whole of Greece mourned it. A year afterward, Phrynicus produced the tragedy The Capture of Miletus in Athens. The Athenians fined him for reminding them of their loss.
Classical period[link]
Its gridlike layout became the basic layout for Roman cities.
In 479 BC, the Greeks decisively defeated the Persians at the Greek mainland, and Miletus was freed of Persian rule. During this time several other cities were formed by Milesian settlers, spanning across what is now Turkey and even as far as Crimea.
The eponymous founder of the bawdy Miletian school of literature Aristides of Miletus taught here.
Alexandrian period[link]
In 334 BC, the city was liberated from Persian rule by Alexander the Great.
Roman period[link]
The New Testament mentions Miletus as the site where the Apostle Paul in 57 CE met with the elders of the church of Ephesus near the close of his Third Missionary Journey, as recorded in Acts of the Apostles (Acts 20:15–38). It is believed that Paul stopped by the Great Harbour Monument and sat on its steps. He may have met the Ephesian elders there and then bid them farewell on the nearby beach. Miletus is also the city where Paul left Trophimus, one of his travelling companions, to recover from an illness (2 Timothy 4:20). Because this cannot be the same visit as Acts 20 (in which Trophimus accompanied Paul all the way to Jerusalem, according to Acts 21:29), Paul must have made at least one additional visit to Miletus, perhaps as late as 65 or 66 CE. Paul's previous successful three-year ministry in nearby Ephesus resulted in the evangelization of the entire province of Asia (see Acts 19:10, 20; 1 Corinthians 16:9). It is safe to assume that at least by the time of the apostle's second visit to Miletus, a fledgling Christian community was established in Miletus.
Byzantine period[link]
During the Byzantine age Miletus became a residence for archbishops. The small Byzantine castle called Castro Palation located on the hill beside the city, was built at this time. From Miletus came the famous merchant family of Mauros, one of their members became judge of the Hippodrome of Constantinople. Miletus was headed by a curator.[13][14]
Turkish rule[link]
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Seljuk Turks conquered the city in the 14th century AD and used Miletus as a port to trade with Venice.
Finally, Ottomans utilized the city as a harbour during their rule in Anatolia. As the harbour became silted up, the city was abandoned. Today the ruins of city lie some Template:10 from the sea.
The Ilyas Bey Complex from 1403 with its mosque is an Europa Nostra awarded cultural heritage of Turkey in Miletus.
Archaeological excavations[link]
The first excavations in Miletus were conducted by the French archaeologist Olivier Rayet in 1873, followed by the German archaeologists Julius Hülsen [ Theodor Wiegand.[15][16][17] between 1899 and 1931. Excavations, however, were interrupted several times by wars and various other events. Carl Weickart excavated for a short season in 1938 and again between 1955 and 1957.[18][19][20] He was followed by Gerhard Kleiner and then by Wolfgang Muller-Wiener. Today, excavations are organized by the Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany.
One remarkable artifact recovered from the city during the first excavations of the 19th century, the Market Gate of Miletus, was transported piece by piece to Germany and reassembled. It is currently exhibited at the Pergamon museum in Berlin. The main collection of artifacts resides in the Miletus Museum in Didim, Aydın, serving since 1973.
Colonies of Miletus[link]
Miletus became known for the great number of colonies she founded. She was considered the greater Greek metropolis and she has founded more colonies than any other Greek city.[21] Pliny the Elder mentions 90 colonies founded by Miletus in his Natural History (5.31), among them:
- Amisos
- Apolonia
- Dioscurias
- Histria
- Odessos
- Olbia
- Panticapaeum
- Phanagoria
- Phasis
- Pityus
- Sinope
- Tanais
- Theodosia
- Tomis
- Tyras
- Trapezunt
Notable people[link]
- Thales (c. 624 BC–c. 546 BC) Pre-Socratic philosopher
- Anaximander (c. 610 BC–c. 546 BC) Pre-Socratic philosopher
- Cadmus (c.550 ) writer
- Anaximenes (c. 585 BC–c. 525 BC) Pre-Socratic philosopher
- Hippodamus (c. 498—408 BC) urban planner
- Aspasia (c. 470–400 BC) courtesan, and mistress of Pericles, was born here
- Aristides, writer
- Hecataeus, historian
- Hesychius (6th century) Greek chronicler and biographer
- Isidore (4th–5th century) Greek architect
- Aristagoras (5th–6th century) Tyrant of Miletus
- Leucippus (first half of 5th century BC) Philosopher and originator of Atomism (his association with Miletus is traditional, but disputed)
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References and sources[link]
- References
- ^ Urban world history: an economic and geographical perspective By Luc-Normand Tellier page79 “The neighboring Greek city of Miletus, located on the Menander river was another terminal of the same route; it exerted certain hegemony over the Black sea trade and created about fifty commercial entrepôts in the Aegean sea and Black sea region...”
- ^ A Short History of Greek Philosophy By John Marshall page 11 “For several centuries prior to the great Persian inversion of Greece, perhaps the very greatest and wealthiest city of the Greek world was Miletus”
- ^ Ancient Greek civilization By David Sansone page 79 “In the seventh and sixth centuries BC the city of Miletus was among the most prosperous and powerful of Greek poleis.”
- ^ Crouch (2004) page 180.
- ^ a b Crouch (2004) page 183.
- ^ Book 14 Section 1.6.
- ^ The late fantasy fiction of Antoninus Liberalis, Metamorphoses XXX 1–2 after Nicander, can be safely disregarded as being in any way history. His entertaining tales have the imaginary character named Miletus fleeing Crete to avoid being forced to become the eromenos of King Minos. He founds the city only after slaying a giant named Asterius, son of Anax, after whom the region known as Miletus was called 'Anactoria', "place of Anax." Anax in Greek means "the king" and Asterius is "starry."
- ^ Christopher Mee, Anatolia and the Aegean in the Late Bronze Age, p. 142
- ^ Mee, Anatolia and the Aegean, p. 139
- ^ Iliad, book II
- ^ Palaeolexicon, Word study tool of ancient languages
- ^ 'Miletos, the ornament of Ionia: history of the city to 400 BCE' by Vanessa B. Gorman (University of Michigan Press) 2001 - pg 123
- ^ The Byzantine aristocracy and its military function, Volume 859 of the Variorum collected studies series, Jean-Claude Cheynet, Ashgate Pub., 2006. ISBN 978-0-7546-5902-0
- ^ Studies in Byzantine Sigillography, Volume 10, Jean-Claude Cheynet, Claudia Sode, published by Walter de Gruyter, 2010. ISBN 978-3-11-022704-8
- ^ Olivier Rayet and Thomas, Milet Et Le Golfe Latmique, Fouilles Et Explorations Archeologiques Publ, 1877 (reprint Nabu Press 2010 ISBN 1-141-62992-5
- ^ Theodor Wiegand and Julius Hülsen [Das Nymphaeum von Milet, Museen zu Berlin 1919] and Kurt Krausem, Die Milesische Landschaft, Milet II, vol. 2, Schoetz, 1929
- ^ Theodor Wiegand et al., Der Latmos, Milet III, vol. 1, G. Reimer, 1913
- ^ Carl Weickert, Grabungen in Milet 1938, Bericht über den VI internationalen Kongress für Archäologie, pp. 325-332, 1940
- ^ Carl Weickert, Die Ausgrabung beim Athena-Tempel in Milet 1955, Istanbuler Mitteilungen, Deutsche Archaeologische Institut, vol. 7, pp.102-132, 1957
- ^ Carl Weickert, Neue Ausgrabungen in Milet, Neue deutsche Ausgrabungen im Mittelmeergebiet und im Vorderen Orient, pp. 181-96, 1959
- ^ Colony and Mother City in Ancient Greece By A. J. Graham page 98 “Judged by the number of its colonies Miletus was the greatest of the Greek mother cities. For though some of the more extravagance claims made in antiquate have not been substantiated by modern investigations, her colonies were by far more numerous than those of any other Greek cities.”
- Sources
- Crouch, Dora P. (2004). Geology and Settlement: Greco-Roman Patterns. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN [[Special:BookSources/0-19-508329-5|0-19-508329-5]].
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It hurts me today
We can't never seem
To make a move
Till we decide
To hide from decay
Where are you going, what's your rush?
Block up your vision
You can't see what you don't want
Find a flaw,
Make a difference,
Draw a line.
What are you looking to find?
I'm not an empty person!
I've got your back
When the black sun fade away!
I love
Believe, protect, never neglect
Respect life until it's over!
Why make my life hard?
Just a safe guard
Break down the walls
And you're nothing
Nothing, turn to something.
I can see the truth behind your words
And this is why I'm never alone
I believe that you can feel my nerves
And you know why we're never alone
Where are you going, what's your rush?
Block up your vision
You can't see what you don't want
Find a flaw,
Make a difference,
Draw a line.
What are you looking to find?
Your getting tracked by the stranger
She's your number one danger
I'd watch your back because she is a real life re-arranger
Got the thrills got the pills and she dedicated
Simplistic life and I know I want to manipulate it
But I back down and break down and bleed
This shit is real and know I want to see you go down
Taken it back won't help looking into my eyes and say
What the hell went wrong
I'll be here for, yeah...
I'll be here for...
Run away go away you're not seeing it
Run away go away not believing it
Run away go away you're not seeing it
Run away run away
Remember me short skinny kid with the temper
Tender in the mind and a big weed defender
Education from a hose and a breaker bottle
Dreamin about that bitch wonder if she'll spit or swallow
But I back down and I break down and bleed
This shit is real and know I want to see you go down
Taken it back won't help looking into my eyes and say
What the hell went wrong
I'll be here for, yeah...
I'll be here for...
Run away go away you're not seeing it
Run away go away not believing it
Run away go away you're not seeing it
Run away run away
Out on my own
Out on my own
Out on my own
Out on my own
It's not going away
Not going, away
It's not going away
Not going, away (etc)
W-W-What about my life, I'd trade it back for every second
What about my time I'd trade it back you just won't miss it
What about my life, I'd trade it back for every second
What about my time
What about my time?!
I'll be here for, yeah...
I'll be here for...
Run away go away you're not seeing it
Run away go away not believing it
Tell me it's all right
Tell me that's the sky
Tell me it's all right
Tell me that's the sky
When I crawl
Don't look and stare
And now it's time to be afraid cause the brain raid
Broke the barricade and the worst still to come chemical that left you stunned
And now you're pacing the room, facing it soon, fucking with you
You won't have lived without your lesson
Fly kite
Can you fly into the sky, sky?
Tell me it's all right
Tell me that's the sky
When I crawl
Don't look and stare
Your reminiscing of the days when you killed the king
Poisoned from within
Pulled the pin on thoughts you love
And you broke the 7th sin
And now you're pacing the room, facing it soon, fucking with you
You won't have lived without your lesson
Fly kite
Can you fly into the sky, sky?
Fly kite
Can you fly?
Don't let me go you're my life line never let you down
Always you appear at the right time
I love you with all my veins that explains why you run through
You can't stop the rush!
You can't stop the rush!
You can't stop the rush!
Coming down makes me feel sick when I rush
I can feel you but you never felt the rush
Let me think about that for a second
Let me be!
Fly kite
Can you fly into the sky?
Tell me it's alright
Tell me that's the sky
So I tried but over-compensated
I thought I'd never let you go
And it was complicated
I've heard it all before
So tie my hands around my back
And burn me from a distance, you'll see
I want to be there when you
Open up your eyes and see me
Now it's OK, let's try something new
Makes me wonder if you're still alive
Makes me hold on tight to the truth, yeah the truth.
It was time and I felt obligated
I'd fucking never let you go
Why am I so frustrated? I've heard it all before
So tie my hands around my back
And burn me from a distance, you'll see
I want to be there when you
Open up your eyes and see me
Now it's OK, let's try something new
Makes me wonder if you're still alive
Makes me hold on tight to the truth, yeah the truth
Into the future
I see the day when everyone cries
But I know, a loser
Too many greys to black out the white.
(Change it!)
Find the strength to bring
(Change it!)
Brace to feel the sting
(Change it!)
Who's the first to fall?
(Change it!)
Into the future
I see the day when everyone dies
But I know, a user
Too many strays to fight for tonight.
(Change it!)
Find the strength to bring
(Change it!)
Brace to feel the sting
(Change it!)
Who's the first to fall?
(Change it!)
This is the time
This is your time
It's not too late
I had a dream
(Change it!)
Find the strength to bring
(Change it!)
Brace to feel the sting
(Change it!)
Who's the first to fall?
(Change it!)
This is the time
This is your time
It's not too late
Why don't you kill us then?
This is the time
This is your time
It's not too late
Why don't you kill us then?
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
Now I'm hanging in alpha state
Just about to swim down
Take me to that mountain
And I'll meet you at the top
I'm needing help and you're the person I'm thinking of
Reaching out for your hand
I'm afraid that it won't stop
It doesn't matter
I can hardly see you anyway
Now anyway-way-ay-ay.. alright..
Take me to that ocean
And I'll meet you at the shore
Swim through the blue abyss
Your eyes watching over me
Funny coz I don't think that I'm breathing anymore
It doesn't matter, I can hardly see you anyway
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
But if you leave me here
Gonna swim back into the light
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
Underneath,
On the wrong side
Take me to that mountain
And I'll meet you at the top
I'm needing help and you're the person I'm thinking of
Reaching out for your hand
I'm afraid that it won't stop
It doesn't matter
I can hardly see you anyway
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
But if you leave me here
Gonna swim back into the light
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
Underneath,
On the wrong side
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
I'll come up soon
I'll come up soon, when I'm coming up soon
I'll come up soon,
WHEN I'M COMING UP!
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
But if you leave me here
Gonna swim back into the light
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
Underneath,
On the wrong side
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
I'll come up soon...
Can't seem to understand
The attraction makes you turn
Stuperfied by her glare
Just addicted to burns
Can I? Can I?
Feel you? Can I...?
What I want you to say always begs me to stay
I can't seem to get it right
What I want you to say always begs me to stay
To-night I won't
Don't you give me that
My time look at where we at
My time is wasted cause you are useless
Same nothing different to last time
Your second skin, over now
Can I, can I
Feel your, can I
What I want you to say always begs me to stay
I can't seem to get it right
What I want you to say always begs me to stay
To-night I won't
Don't you give me that
My time look at where we at
My time is wasted cause you are useless
Same nothing different to last time
Your second skin, over now
Over now
Over now
Over now!
The time's upon us, it's time to part
I'll be leaving now, but without my heart
A couple of long years, we spent together,
We got this far, what about forever?
I brought this on myself, I can't replace her now
She is gone
Gone for good
I can't see life without her
I see our old pictures, I hear our song
My eyes become dam walls, but they burst before too long
So many things trigger, a thought of you
Have I done the right thing and, split us into two?
I brought this on myself, I can't replace her now
She is gone
Gone for good
I can't see life without her
Last night I dreamt of us, deep in the auditorium
Two years previous, man you were beautiful to me
Your hair was long, I cried when I woke up
Three tears stained the tiles below me
I brought this on myself, I can't replace her now
She is gone
Gone for good
I had a dream a nightmare
A suffered loss worth screaming
What I can do
Carry me through
Anything at all
Call on you
To make it right
I won't hurt you I'll try
With my blade I'll cut strings attached to you
'Cause I can't be without someone new
What I feel what I say
Talk to me
I can't feel I can't see any light
In your shell
You'll be fine
I'm not your knight
I'm your nightmare
I'm not your knight
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
Now I'm hanging in alpha state
Just about to swim down
Take me to that mountain
And I'll meet you at the top
I'm needing help and you're the person I'm thinking of
Reaching out for your hand
I'm afraid that it won't stop
It doesn't matter
I can hardly see you anyway
Now anyway-way-ay-ay. alright.
Take me to that ocean
And I'll meet you at the shore
Swim through the blue abyss
Your eyes watching over me
Funny coz I don't think that I'm breathing anymore
It doesn't matter, I can hardly see you anyway
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
But if you leave me here
Gonna swim back into the light
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
Underneath,
On the wrong side
Take me to that mountain
And I'll meet you at the top
I'm needing help and you're the person I'm thinking of
Reaching out for your hand
I'm afraid that it won't stop
It doesn't matter
I can hardly see you anyway
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
But if you leave me here
Gonna swim back into the light
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
Underneath,
On the wrong side
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
I'll come up soon...(soon)
I'll come up soon, when I'm coming up soon (etc)
I'll come up soon,
WHEN I'M COMING UP!
Why don't you?
Poor petrol in my eyes, burn
Beckon I'm begging making you listen to me
As I go down drown
What about this weakness?
I can hardly see you anyway.
I feel low, you move closer,
Better be alright
I've conquered my fear
But if you leave me here
Gonna swim back into the light
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
Underneath,
On the wrong side
Sea of dreams
Let it go, let it go
You must have caught me unaware
And to think that life was fair
You teach us but we really never know
Do we want to know, want to know why?
We all know why, we know to survive
There's other places that I find to channel energy
All the paper means nothing, means nothing to me
And we all want to know why
We all know why, we know to survive
When you come around
I feel the units dividing
Inside myself
When you come around
I feel the units dividing
Inside myself, for the sound.
You must have lots of time to spare
And to think that I would care
You push it but you've got nothing to show
Do we want to know, want to know why?
We all know why, we know to survive
But you try with your content but it makes me believe
All the paper means nothing, means nothing to me.
When you come around
I feel the units dividing
Inside myself
When you come around
I feel the units dividing
Yeah yeah yeah
It seems to me so strange
Check wallet for his name
His face is in the muck
I think his zippers stuck
He is perfect for me
To practice surgery
One look coagulates
Its time to operate
Just keep it going
Just keep it going
Just keep it going
Hes not dead, hes gonna live
Hes not dead, hes gonna live
I see his eyes rolling back in his head
Come on lets take him home
I think i heard him groan
Hold on or he will sink
Just keep it going
You say your (?) but i know you can fake it
I can take it!
Just keep it going
Just keep it going
Just keep it going
Hes not dead, hes gonna live
Hes not dead, hes gonna live
I see his eyes rolling back in his head
I've been clutching my heart for so long
And we play with the time
Before we will tear apart
Tell me that you were down
Are you thinking I never knew what it's like to be
Down Down Down
Just a game every day is a new day for the horizon
I don't ever want to see it
Take me to another place
I don't ever want to see it
Take me to another place
I've been here from the start and I'm strong
But we stray from the line
That we used to walk along
Tell me that you were down
Are you thinking I never knew what it's like to be
Down Down Down
Just a game every day is a new day for the horizon
I don't ever want you but you don't even care
I'll never need you so throw it all away
Why don't you think about
Things in another way
Causing complication run the
Disk to break the frame here
They come
We all watch the skies
As the line grows fine the
Nine planets align in time
I know they are all around
And I want you to know
And when they land
Life will change you when
They come around
And when they land
They will do this without making a sound
Why don't you think about
Things in another way
Try to run rings around
The reaper on the day
Here they come, we all watch
The sun but we can't
'Cause we find that it burns
When it shines in our eyes
I know they are all around
And I want you to know
And when they land
I won't be a slave
And when they land
It's gonna be it's gonna be something that was said
Time passes you won't think again
Pressures off the world destroys the two
I didn't waste it
You'll be sorry, I'm gonna miss you like my sleep
Will you remember, my soul was yours and yours to keep
Why can't it be why can't it be something right
I'm wasting all my energy tonight
Pressures off the world destroys the two
I didn't waste it
Nothing to say
Nothing to say
One of these days I'll come back and haunt you (x4)
Better, better
Why can't it be why can't it be something right
I'm wasting all my energy tonight
Pressures off the world destroys the two
I didn't waste it
One of these days I'll come back and haunt you (x3)
One of these days I'm gonna come back and haunt you!
So I tried but over-compensated
I thought I'd never let you go
And it was complicated
I've heard it all before
So tie my hands around my back
And burn me from a distance, you'll see
I want to be there when you
Open up your eyes and see me
Now it's OK, let's try something new
Makes me wonder if you're still alive
Makes me hold on tight to the truth, yeah the truth.
It was time and I felt obligated
I'd fucking never let you go
Why am I so frustrated? I've heard it all before
So tie my hands around my back
And burn me from a distance, you'll see
I want to be there when you
Open up your eyes and see me
Now it's OK, let's try something new
Makes me wonder if you're still alive
