BARRY CLEVELAND

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Personal Photos – Sanliurfa, Turkey

  • The bus from Cappadocia to Sanliurfa being cleaned during the lunch break.
  • View from the bus while crossing the Taurus mountains.
  • View from the bus while crossing the Taurus mountains.
  • View from the bus while crossing the Taurus mountains.
  • View of Gaziantep from the bus to Sanliurfa.
  • View of Birecik from the bus to Sanliurfa. Birecik Castle is on the left.
  • Sign for Gobekli Tepe just outside Sanliurfa.
  • Stairs leading to the cave of the Prophet Eyyub (8th Century).
  • The cave of the Prophet Eyyub (8th Century).
  • The sacred well of the Prophet Eyyub (8th Century). The waters are said to be healing.
  • "Beehive" huts in Harran
  • Tourist shops in Harran
  • Goods for sale in a tourist shop in Harran.
  • Goods for sale in a tourist shop in Harran.
  • Goods for sale in a tourist shop in Harran.
  •  The ruins of the University of Harran (the first Islamic university) and Ulu Cami (likely the first mosque). Both date to the Ayyubid period (8th Century).
  •  The ruins of the University of Harran (the first Islamic university) and Ulu Cami (likely the first mosque). Both date to the Ayyubid period (8th Century).
  •  The ruins of the University of Harran (the first Islamic university) and Ulu Cami (likely the first mosque). Both date to the Ayyubid period (8th Century).
  •  The ruins of the University of Harran (the first Islamic university) and Ulu Cami (likely the first mosque). Both date to the Ayyubid period (8th Century).
  •  The ruins of the University of Harran (the first Islamic university) and Ulu Cami (likely the first mosque). Both date to the Ayyubid period (8th Century).
  •  The ruins of the University of Harran (the first Islamic university) and Ulu Cami (likely the first mosque). Both date to the Ayyubid period (8th Century).
  • Ruins of the Kali or Harran Castle, restored in the 11th Century on the site of what may have originally been a Hittite fortress.
  • Ruins of the Kali or Harran Castle, restored in the 11th Century on the site of what may have originally been a Hittite fortress.
  • Ruins of the Kali or Harran Castle, restored in the 11th Century on the site of what may have originally been a Hittite fortress.
  • Ruins of the Kali or Harran Castle, restored in the 11th Century on the site of what may have originally been a Hittite fortress.
  • Ruins of the Kali or Harran Castle, restored in the 11th Century on the site of what may have originally been a Hittite fortress.
  • Ruins of the Kali or Harran Castle, restored in the 11th Century on the site of what may have originally been a Hittite fortress.
  • The Han-el Barür Caravanserai bears an inscription declaring that it was erected in 1128-29 by el Hac Hüsameddin ali Bey Imad Bin Isa.
  • The Han-el Barür Caravanserai bears an inscription declaring that it was erected in 1128-29 by el Hac Hüsameddin ali Bey Imad Bin Isa.
  • The Han-el Barür Caravanserai bears an inscription declaring that it was erected in 1128-29 by el Hac Hüsameddin ali Bey Imad Bin Isa.
  • Inside the Han-el Barür Caravanserai. Reportedly, the corner detail dates back to the time of the Hittites.
  • Entrance to the Bazda Caves.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • The Bazda Caves are actually immense quarries dating back to at least the 13th Century. The stone was used for construction in Urfa, Harran, and surrounding areas.
  • House in the village near the Bazda Caves.
  • Miscilaneous structures around Soğmatar.
  • Miscilaneous structures around Soğmatar.
  • Schoolhouse near Soğmatar.
  • Soğmatar cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • Soğmatar cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • Soğmatar cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • Soğmatar cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • Soğmatar cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • Goats stay cool a Soğmatar cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • Soğmatar, an ancient center for the worship of the Moon god Sin. There are seven hills around the village with shrines for the Moon, the Sun, and the five planets. In the village is a cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • Soğmatar, an ancient center for the worship of the Moon god Sin. There are seven hills around the village with shrines for the Moon, the Sun, and the five planets.
  • Soğmatar, an ancient center for the worship of the Moon god Sin. There are seven hills around the village with shrines for the Moon, the Sun, and the five planets. In the village is a cave-temple with large figures and inscriptions carved in the walls.
  • View from Soğmatar hill.
  • Suayb Sehri, the City of Jethro (the Prophet Suayb in the Quran), holds the stark ruins of a Roman town, tucked among the modest dwellings of Ozkent village.
  • Suayb Sehri, the City of Jethro (the Prophet Suayb in the Quran), holds the stark ruins of a Roman town, tucked among the modest dwellings of Ozkent village.
  • Suayb Sehri, the City of Jethro (the Prophet Suayb in the Quran), holds the stark ruins of a Roman town, tucked among the modest dwellings of Ozkent village.
  • Suayb Sehri, the City of Jethro (the Prophet Suayb in the Quran), holds the stark ruins of a Roman town, tucked among the modest dwellings of Ozkent village.
  • Suayb Sehri, the City of Jethro (the Prophet Suayb in the Quran), holds the stark ruins of a Roman town, tucked among the modest dwellings of Ozkent village.
  • Suayb Sehri, the City of Jethro (the Prophet Suayb in the Quran), holds the stark ruins of a Roman town, tucked among the modest dwellings of Ozkent village.
  • The approach to Göbekli Tepe.
  • The approach to Göbekli Tepe.
  • The approach to Göbekli Tepe.
  • View from Göbekli Tepe.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • Göbekli Tepe is 12,000 years old. Its discovery precipitated a total reevaluation of the origins of human civilization, and continues to do so.
  • The farmer that discovered Göbekli Tepe on his property (left). He insisted that there be free public access.
  • Artifacts from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • Artifacts from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • An artifact from Göbekli Tepe in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • Artifacts in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • Artifacts in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • Artifacts in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • Artifacts in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • Artifacts in the Sanliurfa Museum
  • A cemetary in Sanliurfa
  • A cemetary in Sanliurfa
  • Neighborhood in Sanliurfa
  • Sanliurfa
  • Sanliurfa
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