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This finding also shows that the silver ore deposits of Gümüþköy had been known and operated by Hitites before Phyrigians who were in power by 12th centuries BC in this region of Anatolia.
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Objective & Hypothesis:The C14 age of the charcoal collected from the damped material of the silver mine in Kütahya-Gümüþköy which is operated by Eti-Silver Ltd. has been dated as 3534±24 y.
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Key Findings & Data:This data points that the mining activities has been lasting since 1500 BC in Kütahya-Gümüþköy region.
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Conclusion & Impact:This finding also shows that the silver ore deposits of Gümüþköy had been known and operated by Hitites before Phyrigians who were in power by 12th centuries BC in this region of Anatolia.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Alibey and Maden islands · Ayvalýk/Balýkesir · Benthic foraminifera
Abstract
The C14 age of the charcoal collected from the damped material of the silver mine in Kütahya-Gümüþköy which is operated by Eti-Silver Ltd. has been dated as 3534±24 y. This data points that the mining activities has been lasting since 1500 BC in Kütahya-Gümüþköy region. This finding also shows that the silver ore deposits of Gümüþköy had been known and operated by Hitites before Phyrigians who were in power by 12th centuries BC in this region of Anatolia.
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Cite This Article
KARTALKANAT, A. (2008). HISTORY OF MINING IN ANATOLIA: THE MINING ACTIVITIES IN KÜTAHYA - GÜMÜŞKÖY SINCE 3500 YEARS. Maden Tetkik ve Arama Dergisi, Cilt: 137 - Sayı: 137, 73–74. https://ajindex.com/articles/54121