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LO-1
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It explains the geographical boundaries and geomorphology of Mountainous Phrygia, the influence of natural topography on defense opportunities and settlement choices, and the political organization of the region. |
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LO-2
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Distinguishes the typology, technical characteristics, and religious/functional purposes of Phrygian monumental rock architecture (monumental rock facades, niches, stepped altars, and cisterns). |
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LO-3
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It analyzes the geographical reflections of the cult in accordance with the belief in the Great Mother Goddess, the spatial distribution of open-air sacred sites, and religious ritual practices associated with water. |
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LO-4
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It evaluates the hierarchical and military organization of fortress settlements, fortification systems, and road networks ensuring regional control in Mountain Phrygia. |
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LO-5
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Students will acquire the ability to integrate the principles of landscape archaeology, GIS, remote sensing, and 3D digital documentation techniques into field surveys in Phrygia Highlands. |