Phrygian archaeological culture

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The Phrygian archaeological culture refers to the material remains and distinctive art, architecture, and burial practices associated with the ancient Phrygian civilization of central Anatolia, especially prominent in the early first millennium BCE.

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Middle Phrygian period → archaeologicalCulture → Phrygian archaeological culture ⓘ