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Kissipenny und Manilla Geld und Handel im alten Afrika Begleitband zur Ausstellung im Kultur- und Stadthistorischen Museum der Stadt Duisburg 20. Mai bis 13. August 1995

CHRISTINE BRUNS-ÖZGAN.MareMagnum

Knidos. A guide to the ancient site.

New English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (21 x 12 cm). In English. 72 p., ills. Knidos. A guide to the ancient site. Knidos is a hidden treasure, situated on the far southwest coast of Turkey ¿ an ancient city in a setting of great natural beauty, remote, and yet redolent with history. Its rocky landscape dotted with patches of unspoilt wild vegetation combines with a pleasantly mild climate to give added attraction to the charm of this archaeological site, where winds provide a cool breeze even in hottest summer months. Because of its location at the end of a long peninsula, Knidos is hard to reach by road, and most visitors prefer to arrive by sea. However, those who choose to use the difficult overland route are rewarded with a journey through an attractive but changing landscape of pine forests, red and black rocky outcrops formed from cooled lava, and almond and olive groves, a main source of income for the local people. The last stage of the road passes through the ancient cemetery or necropolis area. Finally, one reaches the spot from where there is a uniquely beautiful view, and one looks out across theterraced slopes and harbours of Knidos. Although excavations have been carried out at the site for many years, Knidos, because of its remote and isolated location, has remained unspoilt and has not been overwhelmed by a large volume of tourist traffic. This book is intended to provide visitors with a brief history of this important ancient city and an easy guide to the site as it is today. The surviving ruined buildings and monuments are described in a set order, as listed in the contents, so that visitors are given the best route to follow. Those buildings that are most visible and whose excavation has been completed are listed first and in greater detail, while others, such as the Large Theatre, which are difficult to reach, or areas that are still being excavated or studied, like the Sanctuary of the Muses and the Necropolis, are described more briefly.

Bookshop Khalkedon Books, IOBA, ESA · Istanbul, TR18,54 €

CHRISTINE BRUNS-ÖZGAN.MareMagnum

Knidos. Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen von 1996-2006.

New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In German. 256 p. Color and b/w ills. Contents: 1. Das Kleine Theater. 1.1. Forschungsgeschichte: 1.1.1. Die Grabungen unter Charles Newton. 1.1.2. Die Grabungen unter Leitung von Iris Love. 1.1.3. Die Kampagne des Jahres 2006. 1.2. Baubeschreibung. 1.2.1. Das koilon. 1.2.2. Die Zugänge: parodoi und vomitoria/psalides. 1.2.3. Die orchestra. 1.2.4. skene und proskenion. 1. Bauphase. Untergeschoss mit Tunnelzugängen - Obergeschoss. Datierung des ersten Bühnenhauses. 2. oder spätere Bauphase. Datierung der Restaurierung durch die Knidierin Lykaithion. 1.2.5. Zerstörung und nachantike Nutzung. 1.3. Inschriften und Statuen aus dem Theater. 2. Der Tempeldes Dionysos- Diefrühchristliche Kirche C. 2.1. Forschungsgeschichte. 2.1.1. Die Grabungen unter Charles Newton. 2.1.2. Die Grabungen unter Iris Love. 2.1.3. Neuere Untersuchungen. 2.2. Baubeschreibung. 2.2.1. Die Säulen. 2.2.2. Kapitelle (K1-K4). 2.2.3. Epistyl. 2.2.4. Der figürliche Fries (Blöcke F1-F10). 2.3. Statuenfunde (S1-S3). 2.4. Verbaute und geborgene Inschriften. 2.5. Das Heiligtum des Dionysos. 2.6. Zur Umwandlung des Tempels in eine Kirche 103. 2.7. Exkurs: Lykaithion- Kaiserpriesterin im Dionysoskult? Gabriella Lini: Einige Bemerkungen zur Kirche C und ihrer Bauskulptur. 3. Die Halleim Nordendes Tempels. 3.1. Ausgrabungsgeschichte. 3.2. Baubeschreibung. 3.2.1. Die Anlage der Terrasse und der Stützmauer. 3.2.2. Die ursprüngliche Stoa: Die Hallen des Sostratos? 3.2.2.1. Datierung der ersten Bauphase. 3.2.3. Erneuerung und Ausbau der Halle im 2. Jahrhundert n.Chr. 3.2.3.1. Säulen. 3.2.3.2. Architrav. 3.2.3.3. Fries. 3.2.3.4. Konsolgesims. 3.2.3.5. Die Fassade der Kammern - Opus sectile in Buntmarmor - Die Bauinschrift. 3.2.3.6. Die Exedra des Symmachos. 3.2.4. Der westliche Bereich der Stoa. 3.2.5. Die Dachkonstruktion. 3.3. Die Zerstörung und teilweise Wiederbenutzung. 4. Zusammenfassung: DieTerrassemitdemDionysosheiligtum: Die Hafenagora? 5. FundeausderStoa(Auswahl). 5.1. Statuenbasen mit Inschriften. 5.1.1. Ehreninschrift für das Volk der Rhodier. 5.1.2. Ehreninschrift für den Gymnasiarchen Andronikos. 5.2. Skulpturen. 5.3. Kleinfunde. 5.3.1. Münzen. 5.3.2. Keramik. 5.3.3. Deniz Pastutmaz Sevmen: Stoa'da bulunan kandiller. 5.3.4. Zusammenfassung: Die Lampenfunde aus der Stoa

Bookshop Khalkedon Books, IOBA, ESA · Istanbul, TR53,78 €

Edited by MERYEM ACARA ESER, BURCU ERCIYAS.MareMagnum

Komana small finds (Settlement Archaeology Series 7).

New English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English. 396 p., ills. Komana small finds (Settlement Archaeology Series 7). The aim of this book has been to collect papers on small finds recovered during the excavations at Komana between 2009 and 2018. It also marks the 10th year of excavations. Komana is a sanctuary site during the Hellenistic period, a place of worship for the kings as well as people from all over the country. It existed through the Roman and then the Byzantine period, was mentioned in the early Turkish written sources and reached the Turkish Republican period as a small rural village. The site is and was in a rural setting, surrounded by agricultural land along Yesilirmak and its economy depended on agriculture throughout its history. The rural character was not a limitation for the site, on the contrary an attraction due to the wealth it generated. There are clear imports from the Aegean among the scarce finds from the Hellenistic period just like the wealthy finds from the Byzantine and Danishmend / Seljuk periods indicating contacts with Corinth, Byzantium, Cilicia, Iran, Egypt. Contents: D. Burcu ERCIYAS / Archaeology at Komana.; Tasha VORDERSTRASSE / Experiencing the Medieval Churches of Komana.; Meryem ACARA ESER / Objects from Daily Life at Komana: Jewelry.; Yunus Emre KARASU - Nursen ÖZKUL FINDIK / Figured Ceramics Found at Komana (Tokat) Excavations.; Tasha VORDERSTRASSE / Lamps from the Roman - Middle Islamic Periods .; Gülseren KOYUN ESEN / Small Finds at Komana Made of Bone, Clay and Stone.; Evangelia PISKIN - Hilal KÜNTÜZ / Bone Working Waste: The Infamous Bone Worker and Other Craftsmen Peeking Through the Animal Bone Assemblage from Medieval Komana.; Ceren ÜNAL / Byzantine Coin Finds from the Komana Excavation: A Preliminary Study.; Polina IVANOVA / The Coins: Danishmend / Seljuk Phase.; Ömür BAKIRER / Komana Glass Bracelets, Preliminary Report.; Nurdan YÜCEL - Emine N. CANER-SALTIK / Structural and Compositional Characteristics of Komana Bracelets: Initial Investigations.; Gökben AYHAN / An Evaluation on Tobacco Pipes Usage in the Tokat Region / In the Light of Tobacco Pipe Findings of Komana Excavation.

Bookshop Khalkedon Books, IOBA, ESA · Istanbul, TR44,51 €