The History of Konya Hosted 450 thousand People
Sahib Ata Foundation Bath, which is located in Ilgın district of Konya and dates back to the Roman period, hosted a total of 450 thousand people in 2022.
History
Investigation of the Historical Roman Baths in Konya
The historical Roman Baths in Hüyük were examined by the officials of the Konya Regional Directorate of Foundations.
Hittite-era Inscription Discovered in Konya
A Luwian hieroglyphic inscription from the Hittite era discovered in the Karaören Village in the Central Anatolian province of Konya’s Emirgazi district is being reckoned one of the significant archaeological discoveries of 2020.
450-year-old Handwritten Quran Found in Historical Mosque
In the depot of the historical Sultan Selim Mosque in Konya’s Karapınar district, 10 juz (parts) of a copy of the Quran that had been gifted by the Ottoman Sultan Selim II were brought to light.The Karapınar Mufti Yunus Aydın said that they were very excited…
A 5,000-year-old History Is Being Revived
With its caves, churches, historical artifacts uncovered through restoration and excavation works, Sille reveals a history of 5 thousand years.
Reveal 8,500-year-old Marble Statuette in Çatalhöyük
Archaeologists have discovered an 8,500-year-old marble statuette in the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük in central Konya province.
The Biggest Caravanserai of the Seljuks in Konya: Zazadin Inn
The Zazadin Inn, which has the distinction of being the largest caravanserai built by the Anatolian Seljuk State in Konya, draws attention with its architectural beauty.
Impressive Architectural Structure in Konya; St. Paul's Church
St. Paul's Church is a historical Roman Catholic church located in Araboğlu Makası, Meram district, Konya. This temple, built in 1910, is the only church open to worship in Konya. Thursdays and Fridays can be visited between 14:30-15:30.
A Ceramic Kiln Dating from the Anatolian Seljuks Was Found in Konya
In the excavations of the Museum Directorate in the field of urban transformation in the city center of Konya, the ceramic oven where the kitchen utensils used in the Anatolian Seljuk palace were produced was unearthed.
New decision for Konya's 800-year-old artifact
One of the symbols of the Seljuk State in Konya; The 800-year-old İnce Minareli Madrasa, where education such as medicine, astronomy, mathematics, philosophy and history is given, will be restored due to the wear and tear on the crown gate and some parts of…
Konya's 4,000-year-old Seal
Former historian Hasan Bahar, who tells about "Pre-Byzantine Konya" in the Wisdom Science and Art Association, said that the double-headed eagle, which is the symbol of Konya and some institutions, BC.
The First Church in The World
It is stated in many sources that the historical Saint Pierre in Antakya is the first church in the world. According to Turcologist Olgunlu, it is not true. Stating that St.