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Konya | |||||
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Beysehir | |||||
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Yesildag | |||||
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| Location: It is located approximately 4 km east of the Yesildag Village (former name Kasakli); southeast of the Beysehir District of the Konya Province. |
| Geography and Environment: Due to its strategical location at the entrance of the valley to the southwest of the Beysehir Lake; it is believed that it might have been an ancient city. Many of the finds mainly including inscribed and relief blocks and steles of the Ibrim Fortress have been recently transferred to the neighbouring Muharremkulu. |
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