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Euphrates

EREFSagonaZimansky2009" class="citation">Sagona, Antonio; Zimansky, Paul (2009), Ancient Turkey, Routledge World Archaeology, London: Routledge,
Black Sea
Marmara
Aegean
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Caspian
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