The remaining part of the Phrygian Valley in Kütahya starts within the borders of the province, 3 km from the center of Yeni Bosna village and 55 km from Kütahya. away from the village of Ovacik; The northern section of Sabuncupınar, Söğüt, İnli, Sökmen, Fındık and İncik caves and the southern Ovacık village include İnlice District and its surroundings.
After the Hittites, the Phrygians, one of the dominant forces in the Iron Age in Anatolia, are believed to have arrived in Anatolia in the mid-11th century through the Straits. B.C. In the middle of the 8th century, they established a kingdom with Gordion (Yassıhöyük-Polatlı) near Ankara. Here, many information and findings about Phrygian civilization were obtained. They developed a unique style in ceramics. These works, decorated with geometric patterns and stylized animal motifs, have been an example for many later cultures. They have mastered especially in wood and metal work. It was understood that the exterior facades of the temple buildings were covered with ceramic tiles decorated with colored reliefs. Reflecting the Phrygian temple architecture, the Rock Monuments are the most important monuments that have survived to our day. It is possible to see these artifacts on a plateau between Afyon and Eskişehir. Phrygians are also the finders of musical instruments such as flute and simbal. Nowadays, many works of western music are made with “Phrygian Gamut Now. Some of the animal stories that children watch with interest have remained from them. Their origins and how they evolve are unknown and are still not fully understood. B.C. It is mentioned in the ancient Greek sources that King Midas ended his life by drinking oxen blood when he could not bear the pain that Gordion was destroyed and plundered during the attacks of Kimmerler from the Caucasus at the beginning of the 7th century. In the Western sources, the Phrygians are more famous for their stories about the legendary king Midas.
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