Image:KybeleStatue19thCenturyPostcardMountSipylusManisaTurkey.jpg
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Partial duplicate of a late 19th-early 20th century French postcard with Manisa, Turkey as theme, and showing the Hittite statue of the Mother Goddess Kybele in Mount Sipylus near the city, erroneously attributing the statue to Niobe, who is actually associated with the "Weeping Rock" natural formation in the same mountain |
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Scanned from an İzmir guide prepared on the occasion of 2005 Universiade Games |
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1 Feb 2008 |
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Anonymous |
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Older than 1923 (late 19th-early 20th century) |
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