Samsun - Camel train leaves for Baghdad
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Samsun - Camel train leaves for Baghdad
Camel train leaving for Baghdad from Samsun, Turkey, on the coast of the Black Sea. Capital of Samsun Province and important Port. Former Greek colony (BC). Captured by Seljuks in 1200. A Genoese trading post - taken by Ottomans in 15th century. Important trade centre - specialising in tobacco, booming after the arrival of the railway in the late 19th century. Date: circa 1900
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Amidst the bustling scene of Samsun's waterfront, a camel train prepares to embark on its journey to Baghdad, circa 1900. The coastal city of Samsun, located in Turkey on the shores of the Black Sea, holds a rich history that spans from ancient Greek colonies to Seljuk and Ottoman rule. Once an important trading post for the Genoese, Samsun saw a significant boom in commerce with the arrival of the railway in the late 19th century. The camel train, laden with goods and supplies, stands ready to traverse the vast expanses of the Middle Eastern desert. The camels, their humps loaded with bags and packs, patiently wait for their masters to give the signal to begin the long journey. The road leading to the water's edge is lined with cafes and shops, where locals and travelers alike gather to rest and trade. The coastline stretches out behind the train, with the calm waters of the Black Sea reflecting the clear blue sky above. The city of Samsun, with its historic buildings and bustling streets, can be seen in the background. The Ottoman Empire, which ruled over Samsun for centuries, left an indelible mark on the city, as evidenced by its architectural wonders and cultural traditions. As the sun begins to set, the camel train sets off on its journey to Baghdad, carrying with it the goods and wares that will help fuel the economic growth of this important trade center. The scene is a testament to the enduring spirit of commerce and the connections that bind people and cultures together, even across great distances.
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