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British archaeologist´s 19th century engraving found on Turkey's Mount Ida

A local tourist has discovered names engraved on walls in the cave of Shepherd Paris on Mount Ida in the northwestern province of Çanakkale, thought to belong to 19th century British archaeologist Frank Calvert. 

Calvert is known as the first archaeologist to carry out excavation works at the ancient site of Troy, between 1863 and 1865.

Cemile was not at AKP meeting

According to Turkish European Union Minister Ali Haydar Konca, during the week-long curfew in southeastern Cizre at least 20 people lost their lives, though the prime minister of the country apparently wanted to believe no one was hurt. The premier, fighting for his own political survival, was obviously uninformed of the saga of little Cemile.

GUIDE: Istanbul's culture and arts calendar for September 2015

Istanbul offers a wide range of activities to serve Istanbulites with different tastes, from a cooking workshop to one focusing on the problems of single mothers; from a Tarkan concert to a Latin music festival. Here is a calendar for Istanbul?s culture and arts events for September 2015.

Sept. 1

Tarkan shakes Istanbul

Turkish pop star Tarkan Teveto?lu staged a glamorous show for more than 7,000 fans at Istanbul's Cemil Topuzlu Open Air Theater on Aug. 26. Despite not releasing a new album for five years, the singer has almost sold out nine upcoming dates at the same Istanbul venue.

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