Underwater archeological survey on Cilician coasts: Discovering an anchorage site - Ay- dıncık - Yılanlı Island

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2004-05-03

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Toskay Evrin, Çiğdem
Evrin, Volkan
Ayaroğlu, Mert
Bircan, Korhan
Bircan, Murat
ZOROĞLU, KAMİL LEVENT
Özkan, Korhan

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In proceedings of the International Conference on The Application of Recent Advances in Underwater Detection and Survey Techniques to Underwater Archeology, Turkey

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Ç. Toskay Evrin et al., “Underwater archeological survey on Cilician coasts: Discovering an anchorage site - Ay- dıncık - Yılanlı Island,” presented at the In proceedings of the International Conference on The Application of Recent Advances in Underwater Detection and Survey Techniques to Underwater Archeology, Turkey, 2004, Accessed: 00, 2022. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/99907.