Uzunkopru

Uzunkopru in English long scaffold is a town in Edirne Province in Turkey. It is named after an authentic stone extension, professed to be the world's longest, on the Ergene River. It is a deliberately essential bordertown, situated on the courses associating Turkey to the Balkans and Europe. Uzunkopru is the biggest and the second most crowded town of Edirne Province. The historical backdrop of Uzunkopru returns to the Neolithic Era 8000– 5500. In the field overviews led in Maslıdere arranged in transit going to Kirkkavak town toward the south a ton of product parts overlaid with elaborate striped and squeezed figures have been discovered that their congeners have never been experienced in Greece and Bulgaria.

Nevertheless, the data about this period is deficient in light of the fact that the looks into haven't been taken further. Likewise, the historical backdrop of the locale from these ages to the 15^th century BC is as yet obscure, so the past cases don't stand. In 15th century BC the land started to be settled by the Thracians and they had progressed toward becoming tho sole proprietor of the place for a long time. However, after the 7^th century BC the Thracian control reached end by the ceaseless attacks throughout the years and got into the hands successively of Greeks, Persians, Macedonians, Romans and Byzantines.