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Peter is a freelance travel writer, photographer, and filmmaker. Originally an archaeologist, he has walked 2,000 miles across Turkey, retracing the route of Alexander the Great, and now runs a travel company taking small groups on archaeological tours in Turkey.

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Peter Sommer is a freelance travel writer, photographer, and filmmaker.

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Peter studied Ancient History & Archaeology at Birmingham University in England before completing a Masters on the archaeology of Central Asia.

He fell in love with Turkey, in 1994, while walking 2,000 miles from Troy to the battle of Issus; retracing the route of Alexander the Great. For this epic journey he received The Explorers Club of America Young Expeditioners' award.

Since 1994, Peter has written for a variety of newspapers including The Times, Brisbane Sunday Mail, South China Morning Post, and magazines such as The Travel Magazine, The Good Holiday Guide, Cruise Magazine, Abroad, and Current World Archaeology.

Peter also runs a specialist travel company, Pete Sommer Travels, taking small groups on archaeological tours and cruises in Turkey.

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In 1994 archaeologist and film-maker, Peter Sommer, walked 2,000 miles across Turkey, retracing the route of Alexander the Great, and in the process fell in love with the country, its people, and its ancient civilisations.

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