Talk:Derinkuyu

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[edit] Xenophon and the 19th century church

I have added a citation for Xenophon, yet I feel that this paragraph does not belong in the article about the town Derinkuyu. Xenophon was talking about an area some distance to the east inhabited by Armenians. His description does not match that of the underground city at Derinkuyu.

Perhaps more relevant would be a mention of the 19th century church, now used as a mosque, within the town; or an account of the Turkish-speaking Christian population that lived in the town before the exchange of the 1920s. Aramgar 07:22, 13 August 2007 (UTC)