WHICH WAS TAKEN FROM ADANA PROVINCE CHAIN ​​TO THE BERLIN

When the ground cover was removed in the ruins in the hilly area where the Zincirli village is located on the eastern skirts of the Gavur Mountains in a remote corner of the Anatolian geography, written and illustrated stones appeared. After a while, the people who carried out the work carried them to the port of İskenderun, in the crates and by loading the cans in their cars, and from there to Istanbul, and then to Germany by ship.

Although the Ottoman Antiquities Laws wrote the articles that the so-called “works” should remain in the country, one of the lucky and famous high-ranking owners also gave mind to those who found these works and took their own commission.

In summary, the historical artifacts under the ground in the Ottoman geography were taken from their places.

If your road falls to the city of Berlin in Germany today, you will meet historical artifacts from the Hittites period, which was taken from the Zinceli Mound of Adana Province, in the halls of the PAERGAMON Museum.