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Ancient regions of Anatolia is within the scope of WikiProject Armenia, an attempt to improve and better organize information in articles related or pertaining...

definition of "Anatolia" according to you? In The Cambridge ancient history 2.2 (1975),[1] Urartu is at least partly located in Anatolia (p. 424), the...

of Greece and western Anatolia, beginning in the seventh millennium bc (refs 1, 2); however, the later history of these regions down to the Bronze Age...

none of these are in "eastern Anatolia" if the definition of it within this article is used. They are all actually in central Anatolia or in regions west...

including all of Asian Turkey as Anatolia significantly decreases confusion, as there is no defined border of Anatolia. Besides, in Turkey, all of Asian Turkey...

Eastern Anatolia - A Companion to the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East (D. T. Potts) In part, this lacuna in our understanding of eastern Anatolia in the...

lived in the Armenian Highlands and eastern Asia Minor or Anatolia, in the historical regions of Armenia, and today's Armenia for about or more than three...

among the populations of Anatolia during the ancient period, as such the term "ancient" is used misleadingly here. The ancient period is considered to...

turkish etymology of "Anatolia" as Ana-dolu is not correct. The term "Anatolia" for this area is ancient, it is included in ancient Greek and Byzantine...

people that are very much tied to Anatolia. In fact, by the time Turks arrived into Anatolia, most of those "Ancient civilizations" did not even exist...

Nile Delta regions, i.e. Aram-Damascus, Canaan (Phoenicia, Land of Israel with Transjordan)? Not to mention Cyprus, Persia, Armenia, E Anatolia, Arabia....

follow the borders of the political/administrative/census regions of eastern Turkey - so the Wikipedia entry for Eastern Anatolia Region is incorrect...

have anything to do with the ancient Carians. If anything, the Carians were not an autochthonous population of Anatolia (see "Archaeological evidence")...

Society by Ian B. Morris. Found this by Googling "an ancient region of central coastal Anatolia". Tbarron (talk) 11:55, 7 April 2014 (UTC) Except that...

2007 (UTC) Wine was important in Ancient Greece. Starting around 750 BC the Greeks colonized the Aegean coast of Anatolia, the Greek name for Asia Minor...

anatolia but when it reffers to culture it lacks on information and details and some times no sense such as the spread of roman culture in anatolia that...

are directly on point of the article -- they are about coins... ancient coins from this specific region of Anatolia, the history of which is described in...

medieval Anatolia. So clearly that was graffiti. There are scientific methods to determine whether or not an inscription is "recent" or ancient. Furthermore...

result of migratory processes, various Aramean groups were settled throughout the Ancient Near East, and their presence is recorded in the regions of Assyria...

there were several waves of Greek settlement on the coast of Anatolia, with a major wave around 1000 BC. The settled regions were named Aeolis, Ionia...