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Hasankeyf Museum exhibits artifacts recovered during archaeological salvage excavations conducted across Batman, Diyarbakır, Siirt, and Mardin provinces within the scope of the Ilısu Dam and Hydroelectric Power Plant Project, alongside collections acquired through purchase and donation for Batman, Mardin, and Diyarbakır museums. Prehistoric artifacts consist of obsidian and flint stone tools recovered in surface surveys across the Tigris Valley and Raman Mountain. Neolithic period stone and bone artifacts derive from excavations at Körtiktepe Mound, Demirköy Mound, Hakemi Use Mound, Karavelyan Mound, Grikihaciyan Mound, Salat Tepe Mound, and Kenan Tepe Mound in Diyarbakır; Gusir Höyük in Siirt; and Hasankeyf Mound, Hallan Çemi Mound, and Sumaki Mound in Batman. Chalcolithic period artifacts comprise a group of terracotta objects unearthed from Başur Höyük excavations in Siirt. Early Bronze Age terracotta and metal artifacts likewise come from Başur Höyük excavations in Siirt. Middle and Late Bronze Age terracotta and metal artifacts derive from Gre Amer Mound in Batman, and Salat Tepe Mound, Müslüman Tepe Mound, and Gre Cano Mound excavations in Diyarbakır. Middle and Late Assyrian terracotta and stone artifacts stem from Gre Cano Mound, Kavuşan Mound, Ziyarettepe Mound, and Üçtepe Mound in Diyarbakır; Zeviya Tivilki in Mardin; and Kuriki Höyük in Batman. Early, Middle, and Late Iron Age bone, terracotta, and metal objects derive from Gre Amer Mound and Çemi Alo Mound in Batman, alongside Salat Tepe Mound, Müslüman Tepe Mound, Kavuşan Mound, Ziyarettepe Mound, and Üçtepe Mound in Diyarbakır. Persian and Hellenistic bone, terracotta, and glass objects come from Gre Amer Mound, Çemi Alo Mound, and Kuriki Höyük in Batman; and Kavuşan Mound and Müslüman Tepe Mound in Diyarbakır. Roman period terracotta artifacts stem from Benuva Şengi, Ilısu Mound, and Zuraki Zeri Mound in Mardin; Çattepe Mound in Siirt; Salat Tepe Mound in Diyarbakır; and Sumaki Mound and Kuriki Höyük in Batman. Furthermore, glass, metal, and terracotta finds uncovered during Konakpınar rescue excavations in Kurtalan District, Siirt, directed by the Batman Museum Directorate, are on display. DOWNLOAD MUSEUM BROCHURE NEARBY MUSEUMS MEHMET CABİR ALPER ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM
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Address
Kültür, 72350 Hasankeyf/Batman, Türkiye
Ticket
Not listed
Opening Hours
- Opening09:00
- Closing18:00
- Box office closing17:30
- Closed daysMonday
Phone
04885024930
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Opening: 09:00 · Closing: 18:00 · Box office closing: 17:30 · Closed days: Monday
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