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Belkıs / Zeugma Ancient City
Ancient Zeugma City is located in Belkis Village 10 km east from Nizip / Gaziantep, by the River Euphrates. Importance of this settlement which demonstrates an uninterrupted in habiting since prehistorical ages, is that it is one of the two points allowing the easiest passage across the River Euphrates. "Zeugma" already stands for a term like "bridge head" or "passage location". The city is an important trade center of Hellenistic Era. After the region started to be ruled by Rome, importance of the city increased upon settlement of a military garrison called IV th Legion. Artistic activities increased and a cultural development is achieved in Zeugma parallel to progress in trade volume.

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The ancient city of Zeugma lies on the western shore of the Euphrates, whose fertile shores gave birth to civilisation in prehistoric times and which since antiquity has marked the boundary between the Eastern and Western worlds.Zeugma lies near the village of Belkıs ten kilometres east of Nizip in the province of Gaziantep.


 

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