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Rediscovering Pontos: Where the spirit of Hellenism endures a century after the Genocide
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Rediscovering Pontos: Where the spirit of Hellenism endures a century after the Genocide
By Constantine D. Vertzayias AM Every visit to Asia Minor is a journey of discovery and, on the whole, a reconnection with our past. After collecting our hired car in Ankara, my daughter Dioni and I travelled east to Hattusha – the sprawling archaeological site of the Bronze Age Hittite Empire. In their cuneiform tablets we find the first foreign record of the Mycenaean Greeks. Central Anatolia was also the home of the Phrygians and Lydians who …
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