Historical Turkish bath in southeast Turkey moved up
Historical Turkish bath in southeast Turkey moved up
A 13th-century Turkish bath, or hammam, is being relocated Monday to a new site to save it from flooding when a new dam opens in southeast Turkey. A 256-wheeler flatbed truck began moving the 1,500-ton ancient Artuqid-era bath early at dawn to a cultural park in Hasankeyf town in Batman province.
Haber Merkezi 12:51 August 06, 2018 AA, Yeni Şafak
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