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Год назад, во время поездки в Стамбул, я щелкнул на ходу из окна электрички гигантскую стройплощадку (?) возле железнодорожной платформы (и пристани) Yenikapi. Тогда я еще подумал - ну, строят Охта-центр универмаг или банк, а там, кажись, какая-то археология обнаружилась, интересно, как-то это исследуют? Туристского ажиотажа не видать...
Меж тем прошел год, и я случайно наткнулся на такой текст на замечательном сайте, посвященном самостоятельным поездкам по Турции:
Yenikapi has been designated an important nexus in Istanbul's public transport system, the spot where Metro and suburban rail lines meet fast ferries. The Marmaray Project, putting a rail tunnel beneath the Bosphorus, was planned to link with the Metro and ferry docks in a huge underground terminal at Yenikapi.
In November 2005, excavations for the terminal revealed the Theodosian harbor of Constantinople, with artifacts dating from the 300s AD. Teams of excavators converted the terminal construction into Istanbul's largest archeological site, revealing foundations of a church, a city gate, and eight sunken ships. Work continues....
Меж тем прошел год, и я случайно наткнулся на такой текст на замечательном сайте, посвященном самостоятельным поездкам по Турции:
Yenikapi has been designated an important nexus in Istanbul's public transport system, the spot where Metro and suburban rail lines meet fast ferries. The Marmaray Project, putting a rail tunnel beneath the Bosphorus, was planned to link with the Metro and ferry docks in a huge underground terminal at Yenikapi.
In November 2005, excavations for the terminal revealed the Theodosian harbor of Constantinople, with artifacts dating from the 300s AD. Teams of excavators converted the terminal construction into Istanbul's largest archeological site, revealing foundations of a church, a city gate, and eight sunken ships. Work continues....
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