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Stoella~💋❤️🔥
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The Salisbury Family ❤️
Noah Mason & Nathanial Mark Salisbury 1st and Only (twin) Sons to Nicholas and Stella Salisbury Born March 5th, 2018 ~Scott and Catherine's Oldest Nephews (oldest of the boys only)
One of the two 2,800-year-old Urartian-era stelas found in the Patnos Brigade Command campus in the eastern province of Van. Van Museum, Turkey.
“It’s official... My beautiful sisters are married! Congratulations Sabrina and Stella!” 😭❤️ -Catherine
Stele or stelas (plural) are monuments carved from stone or wood, often for funerary or commemorative purposes, but also for government notices or as territorial markers to mark borders or delineate land ownership. They very often have texts and may have decoration. This ornamentation may be inscribed, carved in relief or painted onto the slab, and they are commonly taller than they are wider.
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Stonehenge of Anatolia
An area of 1,600-squaremeters, where more than 2,000 stelas have been erected by the Urartian Kingdom through mathematical calculations, and underground rock graves need attention to contribute to Turkish tourism.
The structures, which date back to 3,000 years ago when the Urartians lived in the region in the eastern province of Van’s Tuşba district, shed light on the lifestyle of the past, as well as scientific work in the ancient era.
The stelas and stone circles, located in the necropolis (graveyard) area 1.5 kilometers northeast of the Kalecik neighborhood, reveal that the Urartian people dealt with the science of astronomy. The area is home to round stones and differ in 13-40 meter diameters, and 25 underground graves, as well as 2,475 stelas. Read more.