GRAPH SKETCH


Graph Sketh is an online graphing software.We show that so many type of functions as a graph like parametric or trigonometric functions.

In this programme,we can graph up so many equations.Also, we determine that x-y range , distinct and label every sticks.

The results of the graphs , can be downloaded and save as a page.

FOOPLOT Graphing Calculator

Fooplot programme is consist of three parts.These are plot , faq and comments.

In plot part, we can graph up so many types of equations.Display axes, grid and numbers on the other hand , the intersection of two point or line.We can zoom in and out in the graph.We can decide the interval of x and y.
This programme do that 2-D and 3-D plotting.

In second part FAQ , this programme give information about which programmes we graph up and how can we write the symbols ın the equations.This include general question about the programme and mathematic questions.

In third part of the "Fooplot" include of the comments of the people who use this programme.

HOLT GRAPHING CALCULATOR

You can graph up four graphs together at same time.Also, you can find their intersection point in this graphing system.If one is a trigonometric function, then the others can be logaritmic, polynomial etc.

Holt Graphing Calculator is used for finding intersection points of two or more functions.This is written at the left bottom of the page.

In this programme, we  can show the angle in terms of degree or radian.And also, we can determine the plot points of the graph.

Holt Graphing Calculator helped us deciding maximum and minimum x-axis and y -axis points.We can zoom ın and zoom out to see the all points of the equations.

DID YOU KNOW ?

• Did you know Ephesus is considered one of the great outdoor museums of Turkey?
• Did you know the toilets in Ephesus were ranged side by side with no partition between them?
• Did you know before the rich people used the toiletstheir slaves sat and heated toilets’ stone for their masters?
• Did you know the ancient Romans knew the true shape of the world even back in the 1st century AD? It can be understood from the round shape on which one foot of Emperor Trajan is resting, symbolized his rule of the world.
• Did you know the facade of Celsus Library has 2 stories but the interior facade has 3 stories because of original architecture?
• Did you know the Celsus Library in Ephesus was the third largest library with the capacity of 12,000 scrollsafter  the Alexandra and Pergamum?
• Did you know one of the early philosophers Heraclituswas born in Ephesus and his famous motto that anindividual can and can not step into the same river twice?
• Did you know the first church dedicated to Virgin Mary is in Ephesus?
• Did you know Ephesus which was once a seaport is now 6 miles away from the sea?
• Did you know that Ancient City of Ephesus was built 4 times in the history and the Ephesus we walk around today is the 3th one?
• Did you know that The Virgin Mary lived her last years of her life in Turkey, here in a small cottage near Ephesus?
• Did you know The Virgin Mary’s house in Ephesus is visited by Pope the 6th Paul and Pope Jean Paul as welL?
• Did you know The Third Ecumenical Council convened in the Church of the Virgin Mary? The same church is also known as one of the seven churches of the Apocalypse

EPHESUS HİSTORY

Before the birth of Christ
5th-3rd millennia	Oldest places of settlement in the area around Ephesus.
2nd half of 14th century	King Mursilis II.  of the Hittites beat Apasa, Myceanaean findings on the Ayasuluk Hill.
11th century	Greeks came to Anatolia and called themselves Ionian. Androclus settled in Ephesus where the local peple Carian lived.
9th century	Certain existence of the Sanctuary of Artemis.
8th century	Cimmerian invasion.
7th century	Lydians captured Ephesus.
around 560	Lydian Croesus gained influence in Ephesus : building of the arcaic shrine of Artemis, new layout of the city in the surrounding area.
around 550	Democracy introduced to Ephesians by Aristarchus of Athen.
546	The Median general Harpagus took the conrol of this region and Persian supremacy
466	Ephesus joined the Attaic sea alliance.
356	Herostratus burned the Artemis Temple on the very night when Alexander the Great was born.
334	Alexander the Great liberated all Greek cities and gave priviledges to Ephesians building the new temple
319-281	Ephesus changed its rulerseveral times during the Diadochian wars. The city was renamed as Arsinoeia by King Lysimachus and moved its new side between two mountains.
281	Death of Lysimachus. Ephesus under the rule of the Seleucids.
133	Attalus III bequeathed his kingdom to Romans. Establishment of the Province of Asia.
89/88	The Ephesians welcomed the king of Pontus, Mithridates VI Eupathor, as savior. 80,000 Romans were killed.
84	L. Cornelius Sulla held a trial of the people guilty in 88 BC.
74	First visit of M. Tullius Cicero to Ephesus.
73	L. Licinius Lucullus governor of Ephesus.
41	Mark Antony entered Ephesus with Cleopatra of Egypt. Arsinoe IV, Cleopatra’s sister, was murdered.
29	The geographer Strabo came in Ephesus.
After the birth of Christ
23	An earthquake shook the city and caused much damage; reconstruction partly with imperial help.
52-55	Paul came to Ephesus two times and gave daily talks in the school [auditorium] of Ty·ran´nus for two years.
82	1st temple guardianship (Neokoros), the Imperial Temple of the Flavian dynasty erected.
96	The Temple of Domitian was rededicated to Vespasian.
113-114	Emperor Trajan visited Ephesus.
124, Aug. 29th	Emperor Hadrian’s first visit to Ephesus.
262	A major earthquake hit Ephesus.The Artemis Temple was destroyed by Goths.
431	The Fourth Ecumenical Council took place in Ephesus. Mary was declared as Theotokos (Mother of God)
around 530	The pilgrims guide of Theodosius mentioned the Seven Sleepers sanctuary.
Mid 6th century	Justinian built the great basilica of St. John
654/655	Arab attacked.
around 1300	Aydinogullari, Turkish tribe domination.
around 15th century	Ottoman Empire.
1863-74	J.T. Wood, the British railway engineer came and dug in Ephesus.
1904-05	D.G Hogarth excavated here on behalf of the British Museum.
1921-22	Austrian Archaeological Institute worked.
1995-	Austrian archaeologists have been carrying on with Turkish team.

EPHESUS

This enclosure for archaeological remains at Ephesus elegantly reconciles historic conservation with accessibility for visitors. The site of a succession of great ancient civilizations, Ephesus, on the south-west coast of modern Turkey, embodied a peculiarly fertile synthesis of architecture and culture. In 356BC the Greeks built the Artemesium (a colossal Ionic temple dedicated to Artemis the fertility goddess) which was one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world. During the 2nd century BC, Ephesus was the fourth largest city in the eastern Roman Empire, famous for its Artemesium, the Library of Celsus and its medical school.

Ephesus is discovered in Selcuk, Izmir in western Turkey.
Kusadasi is 19 km. far away from Ephesus and Pamucak beach is 5 km far away from Ephesus.

The areas where Ephesus located on as follows: 
Ephesus I: Aya Suluk (St. John Area); 
Ephesus II: Artemission area; 
Ephesus III: Port of St. Paul: base of Mount Koressos;
Ephesus IV: north of Aya Suluk; 
Ephesus V: Selcuk area.