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Myrelaion Manastır Kilisesi (Bodrum Mesih Paşa Camii) - Church of the Myrelaion Monastery (Bodrum Mesih Pasha Mosque)
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Myrelaion Manastır Kilisesi (Bodrum Mesih Paşa Camii) - Church of the Myrelaion Monastery (Bodrum Mesih Pasha Mosque)
Description
Bizans dönemi manastır kiliselerinden birisi olan bu yapı Osmanlı devrinde cami olarak kullanılmıştır. Mesih Paşa veya Bodrum Camii adıyla bilinir. Bu fotoğraf yapının bakımsız kaldığı bir zamanda çekilmiştir. Fotoğrafın arkasında No:257 ve 192 şeklinde notlar bulunmaktadır. - This building was one of the monastery churches in Byzantion era, was used as a mosque in the Ottoman era. Also known as Mesih Paşa or Bodrum Mosque. This photo shows the building's neglected period. There are notes like No: 257 and No: 192 on the back of the photo.
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/68706
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Type
Photograph
Format
9,7 - 14,5 cm, Siyah beyaz fotoğraf - B&W Photo
Identifier
TASUH0116
Rights
Open Access
Rights Holder
Ülgen Ailesi - Ülgen Family
Accrual Method
Donation
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