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The nature of kazaziye is not defined at all, the gallery of pictures does not allow one to know the exact nature of this art form... also, it's weird it should be known only by Turkish names if it largely predates the arrival of the Turks.
BTW, Lydians lived in Central and Western Anatolia, not in Mesopotamia. Svartalf (talk) 11:34, 13 October 2023 (UTC)Reply