: Gülek
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Turkey
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Cilicia, South-Central Turkey
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37° 16’ N, 34° 47’ E
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Arab, Late Antique, Armenian, Byzantine, Mamluk
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Gülek
[Arab: Kawlāk; Arm: Kuklak, Guglag or Gogulat;
Frank: Cogelaquus or Cogueloch] is an Armenian baronial
castle with traces of late antique and Byzantine construction. The impressive defenses and gate are placed
at the south. It is strategically
located above the main route to the Cilician Gates.
Ref: Fortifications, pp. 138-142; Expedition, Ch. 13; Reise, pp. 204-207; Burgen, pp. 225-227; Châteaux, pp. 229-230.
: Kawlāk, Kuklak, Guglag, Gogulat, Կուկլակ, Cogelaquus, Cogueloch, Gulek
Site | Album | Images | Description | Author | Year | Cultures |
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1
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Site Plan(s)
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Robert W. Edwards
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1973 - 1979
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Arab, Late Antique, Armenian, Byzantine, Mamluk
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15
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Color Transparencies
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Robert W. Edwards
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1979
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Arab, Late Antique, Armenian, Byzantine, Mamluk
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11
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B&W Photographs
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Robert W. Edwards
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1979
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Arab, Late Antique, Armenian, Byzantine, Mamluk
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