The castle of Urfa

The M of Urfa Castle. Oh, my God. It is estimated that it was founded on a Neolithic site dating back to 10,000 years ago. The Fishing Lake Statue and the Castle site reveal the history of the Fishing Lake basin. It is estimated to have been built on a Neolithic site dating back to the 15th century. The 12,000-year-old Balýklıgöl Statue and the Kale area, excavated next to the castle and exhibited in the Şanlıurfa Museum, reveal the history of the Balýklıgöl basin. The history of the Balykli Lake basin is revealed by the Balykli Lake Statue and the Castle area. The castle is not mentioned in the records of the 6th century. It belongs to the 6th century. It can be dated to the 6th century. The castle is not mentioned in the records of the 20th century. The first records about the castle belong to the 11th century. It belongs to you. According to this, the castle is six years old. It can be dated between the 11th and 12th centuries. It can be dated between yy. The accepted view of the castle: M. The S. It was built during the Abbasid period between 812 and 814. The two Corinthian-headed columns on top of the fortress were built in the 9th MANU period of Edessa Land, M. During the MANU period, M. The S. Each monument was built as a column between 240-242 AD. The Syriac inscription on the eastern pillar reads: "I am AFTUHA, son of BARSHAMAS (son of the Sun), the military commander. I made this column and the statue on it for Crown Prince MANU's daughter, King MANU's wife, my lady and my patroness Queen SHALMETH". Urfa Castle is surrounded on three sides by a moat carved out of rock. In addition, the Aynzeliha Tunnel provides a passage between the castle and Lake Aynzeliha.