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Figure 1: Tile showing the "seated Turkish prince" pose on star-shaped tile from Kubadabad Palace, Karatay (Encaustic Tile Works) Museum

Figure 2: Sphinx figure on a star-shaped tile from Kubadabad Palace, Karatay (Encaustic Tile Works) Museum

Source: Arık, Rüçhan. Kubad Abad: Selçuklu Saray Ve Çinileri. Istanbul: Türkiye İş, Bankası, 2000.

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A NOTE ON THE TERMS RUM AND ANATOLIA IN SELJUK AND EARLY OTTOMAN TIMES

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