Mount Mithridat
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Mount Mithridat is a prominent hill and historical landmark in Kerch, Crimea, known for its ancient archaeological remains and panoramic views over the city and the Kerch Strait.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
hill
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historical landmark → tourist attraction → |
| access |
stone staircase from central Kerch
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| archaeologicalFinds |
Greek pottery
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ancient tombs → fortification remains → |
| country |
Russia
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| culturalRole |
popular local recreation spot
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| elevation |
about 91 meters
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| feature |
remains of fortifications
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terraces and viewing platforms → |
| geologicalForm |
limestone hill
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| hasPart |
Great Mithridates Staircase
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archaeological sites of ancient Panticapaeum → memorials to World War II defenders of Kerch → obelisk of Glory → |
| hasViewOf |
Crimean Bridge area
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| heritageStatus |
cultural heritage monument of regional significance
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| historicalPeriod |
Bosporan Kingdom era
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World War II → ancient Greek era → |
| knownFor |
ancient archaeological remains
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panoramic views of Kerch → panoramic views of the Kerch Strait → |
| locatedIn |
Crimea
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Kerch → Kerch Peninsula → |
| namedAfter |
Mithridates VI of Pontus
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| near |
Kerch city center
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| overlooks |
Kerch Strait
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city of Kerch → |
| partOf |
urban landscape of Kerch
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| significance |
symbol of Kerch
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| touristActivity |
archaeological tourism
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city panorama viewing → sightseeing → |
| usedAs |
defensive position during World War II
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| viewIncludes |
Kerch port
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Taman Peninsula (distant view) → |
| wasCenterOf |
Kingdom of the Bosporus
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| wasSiteOf |
ancient city of Panticapaeum
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Kerch
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hasArchaeologicalSite |
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Eastern Crimea
("Mount Mithridat (Kerch)")
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hasLandmark |