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- Pessinus abstract "Pessinus (Greek: Πεσσινούς or Πισσινούς) was a city in Asia Minor, a geographical area corresponding today to modern Turkey on the upper course of the river Sangarios (Sakarya River), from which the mythological King Midas (738-696 BC?) is said to have ruled a greater Phrygian realm. However, archaeological research by Ghent University (1967–1973 under the directorship of Pieter Lambrechts; 1987–2008 under the directorship of John Devreker) showed that the city developed around 400 BC at the earliest, which contradicts any historical claim of early Phrygian roots. The investigations of the temple area, which was discovered in 1834 by the French explorer Charles Texier in the south of the village along the Gallos river, were brought to a close in the PhD dissertation of Angelo Verlinde in 2012.As yet, the temple area (sector B) is the only thoroughly investigated area of the city, with the exception of the so-called Acropolis (sector I) near the northern entrance of the Ballıhisar valley. Since 2009, the city is being investigated by a team of the University of Melbourne, Australia, led by Gocha Tsetskhladze.Pessinus, the present modern Turkish village of Ballıhisar is situated at 13 km from Sivrihisar a small town on the road Ankara- Eskişehir at the junction with the road to Afyon-İzmir, at 120 km SW of Ankara. The village is situated on the high Anatolian plateau at ca. 950 m altitude above sea level.It is developed in a valley, more specifically the tributary valley of the Sakarya (Sangarios) river.".
- Pessinus thumbnail Plan_of_Ballihisar,_Charles_Texier_1834.jpg?width=300.
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- Pessinus wikiPageExternalLink www.gupeda.ugent.be.
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- Pessinus hasPhotoCollection Pessinus.
- Pessinus subject Category:Ancient_Greek_sites_in_Turkey.
- Pessinus subject Category:Eskişehir.
- Pessinus subject Category:Former_populated_places_in_Turkey.
- Pessinus subject Category:Galatia.
- Pessinus subject Category:Geography_of_Eskişehir_Province.
- Pessinus subject Category:History_of_Eskişehir_Province.
- Pessinus subject Category:Populated_places_of_the_Byzantine_Empire.
- Pessinus subject Category:Roman_sites_in_Turkey.
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- Pessinus comment "Pessinus (Greek: Πεσσινούς or Πισσινούς) was a city in Asia Minor, a geographical area corresponding today to modern Turkey on the upper course of the river Sangarios (Sakarya River), from which the mythological King Midas (738-696 BC?) is said to have ruled a greater Phrygian realm.".
- Pessinus label "Pesino".
- Pessinus label "Pessino".
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- Pessinus label "培希努".
- Pessinus sameAs Pessinus.
- Pessinus sameAs Pesino.
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- Pessinus sameAs Pesynunt.
- Pessinus sameAs Pessino.
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- Pessinus sameAs Q728353.
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- Pessinus sameAs Pessinus.
- Pessinus lat "39.333888888888886".
- Pessinus long "31.584444444444443".
- Pessinus wasDerivedFrom Pessinus?oldid=582230527.
- Pessinus depiction Plan_of_Ballihisar,_Charles_Texier_1834.jpg.
- Pessinus isPrimaryTopicOf Pessinus.
