26 août 2020
Le nouveau visage de Hasankeyf. The New Face of Hasankeyf.
© Alfred YAGHOBZADEH / Divergence
A view of Hasankeyf town along the Tigris River that runs through the 12,000-year-old Hasankeyf settlement and ancient citadel town which will soon be significantly submerged by the waters of the nearby Ilisu dam in southeastern Turkey, The Turkish town of Hasankeyf, a former trading post along the Silk Road, which has seen the Romans, Byzantines, Turkic tribes and Ottomans leave their mark, will soon be partially flooded by the Ilisu Dam, as part of the Southeast Anatolian project (Gap) and one of Turkey's largest hydroelectric projects, which is being built down stream. The inauguration of Turkey's controversial Ilisu Dam on the Tigris River will also compound water shortages in neighbouring Iraq. Hasankeyf, Turkey, /08/2001
Lieu : HASANKEYF, TURKEY
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