Samosata
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archaeological site, ancient civilization, ancient ruins

The ancient Hellenistic and Medieval city of Samosata, which had served as the capital of the kingdom of Commagene, was located on the north bank of the Euphrates, southeast of modern Turkish Samsat. The ancient site is now underwater. The city was built in a "sub-Achaemenid" Persian architectural form, similar to the rest of Orontid buildings in Greater Armenia.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samosata
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 37°30'49"N 38°30'48"E
- Kummuh 8.4 km
- Turbessel 111 km
- Sīrrūs/Cyrrhus/Qal‘at Nabī Hūrī 163 km
- Hierapolis - Castabala 209 km
- Ruins of Anazarbus 234 km
- Göllüdağ Hittite Town 359 km
- Mokissos 386 km
- Kerkenes (Pteria?) 391 km
- Tavium(?) Fortress 436 km
- Hattusa 439 km
- Nevalı Çori 8 km
- Kummuh 8.2 km
- Nevaly-Chori archaeological site 10 km
- Samsat District 10 km
- Island 16 km
- Atatürk Dam 18 km
- Atatürk Dam Lake 30 km
- Kahta District 34 km
- Adıyaman Province 36 km
- Şanlıurfa Province 50 km