British historian, writer and broadcaster Bettany Mary Hughes and her team They are shooting a documentary in Arslantepe Hill which has a file history of Almost 7000 years old. Historic Site in Malatya Turkey on UNESCO Permanent World Heritage List.
The teamwhich began with the shooting of Arslantepe hill in in early time hours of In the morning, I photographed the hill, the plain, and the Euphrates River with Sunrise.
After filming the palace complex that made Arslantepe sent to the UNESCO World Heritage List, and team Go to the Archeology Museum and participate unique Artifacts extracted from the heap.
The documentary film entitled Treasures of Turkey ‘which is to be broadcast on Filming for BBC and Channel 4 is this fall by production company Sandstone Global.
After filming Arslantepe and the Archaeological Museum, team Walk around the cherry orchard in Yeşilyurt district. Noting that she loved cherry blossoms, Hughes and she team He went to Mount Nemrut.
distance completing Photography in Mount Nemrut, and team He will go to Şanlıurfa to photograph the archaeological sites of Göbeklitepe and Karahantepe, religious places in The city Center, Museum and finally Zeugma Museum in Gaziantep.
