Database: Harbor of Theodosius - Revision history

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 23:22, 4 October 2016

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	[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]		[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]
	Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original [[Greece\|Greek]] inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.		Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original [[Greece\|Greek]] inhabitants, [[Harbor of Theodosius\|this]] was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.

	Not long after the [[Ottomans]] took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.		Not long after the [[Ottomans]] took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] [[Ships\|galleys]] sunk deep into the soil.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 14:58, 31 May 2016

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	[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]		[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]
	Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original [[Greece\|Greek]] inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.		Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original [[Greece\|Greek]] inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:10, 6 March 2015

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	[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]		[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]
	Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original Greek inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.		Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original [[Greece\|Greek]] inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.

	Not long after the [[Ottomans]] took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.		Not long after the [[Ottomans]] took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.

imported>Amnestyyy at 20:29, 26 February 2015

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	[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]		[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]
	Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original Greek inhabitants, this was the largest of Constantinople's numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.		Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original Greek inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.

	Not long after the Ottomans took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.		Not long after the [[Ottomans]] took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACR):Harbor of Theodosius to Database: Harbor of Theodosius

2015-02-26T20:26:34Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACR):Harbor of Theodosius to Database: Harbor of Theodosius

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99.118.153.71 at 20:28, 5 March 2014

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	[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]		[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]
	Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original ~~Grek~~ inhabitants, this was the largest of Constantinople's numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.		Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original Greek inhabitants, this was the largest of Constantinople's numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.

	Not long after the Ottomans took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.		Not long after the Ottomans took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.
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imported>Vatsa1708: TN

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	Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original Grek inhabitants, this was the largest of Constantinople's numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.		Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original Grek inhabitants, this was the largest of Constantinople's numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.

	Not long after the Ottomans took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.		Not long after the Ottomans took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.
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imported>Vatsa1708: ACR

2013-09-22T09:13:59Z

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[[File:Arsenal_Harbor_of_Theodosius_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]
Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original Grek inhabitants, this was the largest of Constantinople's numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.

Not long after the Ottomans took over, the port was noted to have succumbed to a heavy amount of silting and it was eventually closed off and built over. By the seventeenth century it had all but disappeared. In the 21st century, workers excavating the site in preparation for a project discovered the remains of dozens of ancient Byzantine galleys sunk deep into the soil.
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	~~{{Edit\|Database/Locations (ACR):Harbor of Theodosius\|Text=Edit this tab}}~~
	[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]		[[File:Arsenal Harbor of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Arsenal / Harbor of Theodosius]]
	Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original [[Greece\|Greek]] inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.		Originally called the Harbor of Elutherios by the city's original [[Greece\|Greek]] inhabitants, this was the largest of [[Constantinople]]'s numerous ports. Augmented by Emperor Theodosius in the fourth century it became a major port for the trading of agricultural goods, and later a military outpost.