Majority of researchers consider the Arabian-Caucasus region as a corridor for migration of
earliest hominins from their African motherland to Eurasia. The paper is devoted to …

Coexistence of thermal springs, travertine deposits and tectonic activity is a recurring feature
for most geothermal areas. Although such a certainty, their relationships are debated mainly …

The Gölemezli Geothermal Field (GGF) is one of the best known geothermal fields in
western Anatolia (Turkey). The exploited fluids are of meteoric origin, mixed with deep …

Abstract The Pamukkale Geothermal Field (PGF) of the Denizli Basin (SW Turkey) is one of
the most distinguished active geothermal fields known in the World. The thermal waters from …

A multiproxy study of the anastomosed fluvial succession from the Çameli Basin (SW
Anatolia, Turkey) provides new insights on the palaeoenvironmental and …

Abstract The Kocabaş skullcap (Denizli Basin), dated between 1.2 and 1.6 Ma, is the only
ancient hominin fossil from Turkey and is part of discussions focusing on the first settlement …

Résumé En 2002, une calotte crânienne fragmentaire a été découverte dans le bassin de
Denizli, localité de Kocabaş, dans le sud-ouest de la Turquie (Kappelman et al., 2008). Elle …

The early Pleistocene travertines from Kocabaş in the Denizli Basin (SW Turkey), from which
the only known Homo erectus from Anatolia derives, are covered by a succession of lake …

Abstract The Karahayıt Geothermal Field (KGF) is located at the northern margin of the
Denizli Basin in SW Anatolia (Turkey) where thermal waters discharge along the Quaternary …

Abstract In 2005 the Central Lydia Archaeological Survey (CLAS) identified an open-air
Lower Paleolithic site called Bozyer near Lake Marmara in the province of Manisa, Turkey …