#Hüseyin Çoban
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Story A Conversation with Necdet Sakaoğlu on the First World War in Amasra
In our recent history, within the last 150 years, there have been three great mobilizations.
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Story Five Roads to Amasra
Lakes Route, Saffron Route, eastern coast, western coast and by sea: five different routes to Amasra and the scenery each one offers along the way.
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Story In Memory of Prof. Dr. SEMAVİ EYİCE…
One of the foremost authorities in Turkey and the world in his field, author of nearly 400 works, art historian and Byzantologist Prof.
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Story Diving in Amasra
In 1939, Amasra's only diver Muhtar Hasan salvaged an 800-tonne sunken ship — a story recovered by the Amasra Sailing Club to honour the town's legendary mariners.
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Story The Naval Seaplane Station in Amasra
In 1922 a secret seaplane station was established in Amasra's small harbour: smuggled Gotha flying boats attacked Greek warships from the Black Sea during the War of Independence.
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Story Fishermen of Amasra
A 1972 photograph of Amasra's anchovy fishermen aboard Captain Talip's boat at Zonguldak Harbour: their nicknames, their stories, and the hardships of winter fishing.
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Story What a Shipwreck Could Do
The ship 'Rize' sank in Amasra harbour during the 1931 storm and spent twenty years as the town's favourite diving spot — and the ŞAHİN wreck's story from the Sakaoğlu archive.
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Story The Suyun Peşinde Group Above the Skies of Amasra
Through the lenses of Ferhat Güngör and Hüseyin Çoban, this time the Suyun Peşinde Group takes to the skies above Amasra.
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Story A New Three-Blazon Genoese Coat of Arms Discovered
A newly discovered three-blazon Genoese coat of arms from Amasra's inner castle features the Crusader Republic, Doria family, and Podestà emblems, now held at Amasra Museum.
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Story Fishing in Amasra
Amasra's thousand-year fishing tradition: seasonal calendars, moonless-night bonito chases, and how this harbour city has always lived by the gifts the sea bestows.
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Story Looking at Amasra from a Helicopter
ÇEKÜL representative Hüseyin Çoban captured stunning aerial photographs of Amasra while ferrying a yacht client to the Çoban Maritime shipyard by helicopter.
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Story Treasure Hunters
A search for ancient rock tombs in the Kocareis and Durnuk area of Bartın: the group gets lost, finds a standing stone, discovers the hidden tomb, and essays on Lycian tombs.
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Story Those Who Earn Their Bread from Stone
Amasra.net guided the İZ TV documentary crew of Wilko's Caravan to Çambu village to discover the traditional stone-slate (taş saç) quarrying tradition still alive near Amasra.
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Story Kostas Read It, We Understood!
A gravestone in Amasra Museum's garden is written in Greek letters but Turkish words.
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Story Cove by Cove Along the Black Sea
The Black Sea is a hard sea.
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Story Chasing the Water
In pursuit of the waterfalls and springs that feed the River Bartın, we set out from the villages of Amasra towards Şenyurt (Zurnacı) village in Çakraz.
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