: Tece
:
Turkey
:
Cilicia, South-Central Turkey
:
36° 43’ N, 34° 27’ E
:
Crusader, Armenian
:
Tece is
a large three-storey estate house (keep) protected by a rectangular circuit
wall with the fragments of seven surviving towers. This site was probably built by Armenian
masons for Crusader occupants. It is
located near the strategic coastal highway between Korykos and Tarsus.
Ref: Fortifications,
pp. 241-244; Châteaux, pp. 247-248.
: none known
| Site | Album | Images | Description | Author | Year | Cultures |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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1
|
Site Plan(s)
|
Robert W. Edwards
|
1981
|
Crusader, Armenian
|
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|
4
|
Color Transparencies
|
Robert W. Edwards
|
1981
|
Crusader, Armenian
|
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|
9
|
B&W Photographs
|
Robert W. Edwards
|
1981
|
Crusader, Armenian
|