Reviews

Robert Ousterhout challenges the commonly accepted notion that the rock-cut settlements of Cappadocia primarily housed enclaves of Christian monks living in the wilderness. Instead, he proposes that the settlement at Canli Kilise was a fully fledged town, with mansions and hovels, as well as barns, wine presses, and cemeteries.

at Ç anl? Kilise was a fully fledged town, with mansions and hovels, as well as barns, wine presses, and cemeteries.