Xerxes Cuneiform Van. Achaemenid. Lake Van, modern day Türkiye. 486–465 BCE.
Photograph by Bjørn Christian Tørrissen.
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Xerxes Cuneiform Van. Achaemenid. Lake Van, modern day Türkiye. 486–465 BCE.
Photograph by Bjørn Christian Tørrissen.
...apparently lake van is so basic (pH level at 9.8) that if you stay in it for long enough it will turn you blond.
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At the bottom of Lake Van, Türkiye’s largest salty soda lake with 3,712 square kilometers, divers discovered a cemetery and...
Per Matthew LaCroix, the ruins at the bottom of this lake are older than Göbekli Tepe, potentially 16k+ years old, and evidence of an advanced ice-age society, further blowing the lid off what we thought we knew about anthropology, especially the linear progress paradigm...
Pearl mullets attempt to swim upstream in the Lake Van basin in Van, Turkey. #
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Gravestones scribbled with identity numbers are all that remain of dozens of migrants aboard a boat that sank in a Turkish lake as they struggled to make it to Europe.
In Turkey, lake turns into graveyard for migrants
In Turkey, lake turns into graveyard for migrants
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VAN, Turkey: Gravestones scribbled with identity numbers are all that remain of dozens of migrants aboard a boat that sank in a Turkish lake as they struggled to make it to Europe. Lake Van, a vast body of water nearly seven times the size of Lake Geneva, has become a death trap for Afghan, Pakistani and other migrants seeking security and work. The sinking of two boats in June and…
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The lake is near the border with Iran, from where refugees regularly cross into Turkey to head west towards Europe.
From The Birds of Turkey’s Lake Van, one of 27 photos. Storks stand silhouetted against the full moon in their nest on a power pole near Lake Van in Turkey's Van province on September 5, 2017. (Ozkan Bilgin / Anadolu Agency / Getty)