Main Takeaway: In the nineteen sixties, Turkey embarked on a grand project known as the Southeastern Anatolia Project, or GAP. If there is a specific topic you wish to see, be sure to drop a comment down below!
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In the nineteen sixties, Turkey embarked on a grand project known as the Southeastern Anatolia Project, or GAP. If there is a specific topic you wish to see, be sure to drop a comment down below! Journey through the ENTIRE history of Mesopotamia, the "Cradle of Civilization"!
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- In the nineteen sixties, Turkey embarked on a grand project known as the Southeastern Anatolia Project, or GAP.
- If there is a specific topic you wish to see, be sure to drop a comment down below!
- Journey through the ENTIRE history of Mesopotamia, the "Cradle of Civilization"!
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