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MAURICE BELL.MareMagnum

Druides, Heros, Centaures: De thule a l'Asie des steppes.

MASSIMO LIMONCELLI.MareMagnum

Hierapolis di Frigia XIII: Virtual Hierapolis. Virtual Archaeology and Restoration Project, (2007-2015) (with DVD).

New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (31 x 22 cm). In English. 232 p., color ills. With a DVD. Hierapolis di Frigia XIII: Virtual Hierapolis. Virtual Archaeology and Restoration Project, (2007-2015) (with DVD). This new volume in the series dedicated to Hierapolis presents the results of an ambitious project concerning the 3D reconstructions of its main monuments and the virtual restoration of the artefacts and pictorial and mosaic decorations, present above all in the houses of the city's aristocracy. Some of these items have already been described in previous publications, but in this volume, together with hitherto unseen images, they are part of the Virtual Tour of the city, which can also be experienced via on-line and off-line platforms, choosing from three different visitor itineraries. As well as the specific need to study the ancient architecture by means of 3D virtual reconstructions, the creation of the Virtual Tour of Hierapolis provides an answer to the questions posed by the rising number of tourists, which now exceeds two million a year, placing the city, together with Ephesus, among the most popular archaeological sites in Turkey. These reconstructions proved to be highly effective communication tools, enabling the viewing public to understand the appearance of the ancient buildings. Some of these virtual reconstructions were published in 2009 in the leaflet on Virtual Hierapolis, distributed to scholars and visitors. M. Limoncelli was a constant presence in the MAIER in those years, but it was only during his Research Doctorate at the Sacro Cuore Catholic University in Milan, in the years 2013-2016, that his Project was systematically fulfilled. Contents: Preface (Francesco D'Andria). The Virtual Hierapolis Project: Virtual Archaeology and Restoration in Hierapolis Sources for the virtual reconstruction of the city The digital surveying of monuments and architectural elements The reconstructive study of the monuments Architecture and context: the digital model and the virtual scene Virtual anastylosis and data correspondence models Analysis of space and visual perception Applications of Virtual Restoration Virtual Restoration Painting: the frescoes in the houses of Insula 104 Mosaics: the floors of the houses of Insula 104 Sculpture: the virtual recomposition of the Hades group from the Ploutonion Atlas of the monuments The representation of the monuments Catalogue of the monuments. 1. North Frontinus Gate 2. Tomb of Flavius Zeuxis (A28) and Tomb A28c 3. Latrine 4. Plateia - shops and warehouses 5. "Tomba Bella" 6. North Agora 7. North Theatre 8. North Byzantine Gate 9. Nymphaeum of the Tritons 10. Cathedral 11. Marble Stoa 12. Ploutonion 13. Nymphaeum of the Sanctuary of Apollo 14. Portico of the Middle Terrace of the Sanctuary of Apollo 15. Monopteros 16. Temple A of the Sanctuary of Apollo 17. Temple B of the Sanctuary of Apollo 18. Portico of the Upper Terrace of the Sanctuary of Apollo 19. Insula 104 20. Theatre 21. Altar of the Dodekatheon 22. Church above the Theatre 23. St Philip's Gate 24. Octagonal Baths 25. Tomb of St Philip 26. Church of St Philip 27. Martyrion 28. Church with Pillars 29. Gymnasium 30. South-West Byzantine Gate 31. Tomb of Tiberius Claudius Thalamos (S10) Virtual tour of Hierapolis On-line and off-line user platforms Appendix From the New Atlas of Hierapolis to the representation of the city in three dimensions: altimetric models for the study of the regional context and the reconstruction of historic landscapes (Giuseppe Scardozzi). References.

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MASSON EmiliaLivre Rare Book

Les douze dieux de l'immortalité. Croyances indo-européennes à Yazilikaya

1989MYTHOLO8510815Paris, Les Belles Lettres, "Vérité des mythes", 1989, 15 x 21,5, 232-XX pages cousues sous couverture rempliée imprimée et bandeau illustré. Préface de André Caquot. Avec un cahier, in fine, de 32 photographies noir & blanc réparties sur XX pages. "Le monument de Yazilikaya, en Anatolie, fut pour le peuple hittite ce qu'était la basilique de Saint-Denis pour le royaume de France. En étudiant ce site exceptionnel, Emilia Masson renouvelle spectaculairement notre connaissance des mythes fondateurs indo-européens. Pour la première fois, en effet, est ici proposée une exégèse, archéologique, iconographique et épigraphique, de la totalité de Yazilikaya qui permet de reconstituer le rituel funéraire accompagnant la dépouille du roi hittite et de restituer, par un recours à la religion comparée, tout le système de croyances qui s'exprimait dans ce monument. Découverte capitale : ces croyances (immortalité, traversées d'épreuves, etc.) offrent des parallèles frappants avec quelques-uns des aspects les plus importants de la pensée grecque - Homère et Platon notamment - , et aident à voir plus clairement sur quel fond mythique s'élabore la philosophie grecque (séparation de l'âme et du corps immortalité de l'âme...) Dans ses reconstitutions, Emilia Masson fait appel non seulement aux textes usuellement employés par les indo-européanistes, mais aussi à un domaine quasiment inexploité jusqu'alors : le monde slave. Les parallélismes qu'elle décèle et établit sont extrêmement frappants et annoncent un nouveau champ d'études extraordinairement fécond. Ainsi, la plupart des textes dont elle fait état sont encore connus aujourd'hui en Serbie, et les rites invoqués pour expliquer tel ou tel élément du monument sont encore pratiqués à 20km de Belgrade. Emilia Masson démontre ainsi que les dieux de Yazilikaya sont toujours vivants en Europe, et que les mythes qui furent au berceau de notre civilisation perdurent par-delà les siècles."

Le Plaisir du Texte · Lyon, France45,00 €

MARTIN GODON.MareMagnum

Merging techniques and cultures technological approaches in archaeology.

New English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English and French. 116 p., ills. Contents: This edition of the Sixth IFEA Archaeological Meeting presents a compilation of texts dedicated to technological approaches in material studies. The central subject of this book is to show some of the diversity of researches in this field, paying particular attention to Anthropology of techniques, methodology, and development of technological processes' studies in Turkey. Technological choices, cultural implications and environmental or technical determinism in the development of technological processes are also discussed throughout the different articles. We conceived this book as an educational support for students and researchers eager to discover the Anthropology of techniques and its related research methodologies. While delivering specific examples from lithic, rock cutting, ornaments making and pottery studies, a specific care is given to the bibliographical references, some of them available in the IFEA's library, to help the reader develop his knowledge and accompany him further in his research. Introduction / Martin Godon Martin Godon / In the Maze of Ceramic Studies: How to Address Archaeological Productions?.; Orlene McIlfatrick - Jennifer Ross / Portable X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis of Middle and Late Iron Age Pottery Paint Pigments from Çadir Höyük, Yozgat Province, Central Anatolia.; Denis Guilbeau / The Organisation of the Aegean first Farming Communities Through the Technological Study of the Chipped Stones. The Example of Ugurlu-Zeytinlik (Gökçeada Island, Turkey).; Jean-Claude Bessac / La Taille Rupestre en Asie Mineure Antique : Ebauche d'un Classement du Difficultes Techniques dans les Roches Sedimentaires.; Anais Lamesa / Rock-Cut Tombs and Churches in Cappadocia During the Roman and Byzantine Periods. The Analaysis of Chaines Operatoires to Understand the Economy and Sociology of the Building Sites.; Emma L. Baysal / Chalcolithic Personal Ornaments: Transformative Technologies, Speciliazition and Long Distance Contacs

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Marie-Patricia Raynaud, Manière-Lévêque, A.-M.MareMagnum

Corpus of the mosaics of Turkey. 2 volumes set. Volume I: Lycia - Xanthos. Part 1: The East Basilica. Volume II: Xanthos. Part 2: The West area.

New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (32 x 24,5 cm). In English. 2 volumes set: (186 p.; 131p). Color and b/w ills. Vol 1: This first volume of the Mosaic Corpus of Turkey places her among the countries of the Mediterranean world and Western Europe publishing systematically the mosaic wealth in their own lands. The project followed the serious models of Recueil general des mosaìques de la Gaule and Mosaici antichi in Italia. The corpus project was initiated at a meeting of mosaic experts from six countries led by M. Sahin and D. Parrish and held at American Research Institute in Turkey, Istanbul, in 2004. The first volume of the project covers the mosaics from Xanthos. This volume prepared for publication by Marie-Patricia Raynaud presents, with all their phases, the floor pavements of the East Basilica employing very successfully both opus tessellatum and opus sectile techniques. Two more aspects of this work need to be underlined: first of all, the magnificent photographs and the successful reconstruction drawings and floor plans of the mosaics, which will provide the reader with a visual festivity. This volume with its publication and research quality is a strong start for the Mosaic Corpus of Turkey. This also means that a high standard is already established for the future monographs. Vol. 2: The present book forms the second volume in the Corpus of the Mosaics of Turkey, following upon the initial work on Xanthos published by Marie-Patricia Raynaud in 2009. This new volume broadens the documentation and appreciation of mosaic art in that city. Future monographs in the same series will turn to other archaeological sites in Turkey, whose vast mosaic treasures are gradually receiving the scholarly attention they deserve. This entire project originated at a meeting of mosaic experts from six countries led by M. Sahin and D. Parrish and held at the American Research Institute in Turkey at Istanbul in 2004. In this work, Anne-Marie Manière-Lévêque, a very experienced member of the French team that has been excavating at Xanthos for many years, carefully records and interprets mosaic pavements from the western part of Xanthos, which includes buildings with mosaic decoration on the Lycian Acropolis and in the "Roman" Agora. The pavements ornamented both domestic and religious structures, and they include several fine figural carpets in addition to geometric floors. The pavement techniques consist of both opus tessellatum and opus sectile, and chronologically they cover the late Antique and Early Byzantine periods. These floors complement the fine assortment of pavements found in the East Basilica inventoried in the first Xanthos volume. In both its text and rich illustration, the present work maintains the high standard of scholarship employed in the earlier volume, and all of this is underscored by the author's deep familiarity with the archaeological exploration of Xanthos. Both books in the series serve as models for future mosaic research in Turkey.

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Manière-Lévêque, A.-M.MareMagnum

Corpus of the mosaics of Turkey. Volume II: Xanthos. Part 2: The West area.

New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (32 x 24,5 cm). In English. 131 p. Color and b/w ills. Corpus of the mosaics of Turkey. Volume II: Xanthos. Part 2: The West area. The present book forms the second volume in the Corpus of the Mosaics of Turkey, following upon the initial work on Xanthos published by Marie-Patricia Raynaud in 2009. This new volume broadens the documentation and appreciation of mosaic art in that city. Future monographs in the same series will turn to other archaeological sites in Turkey, whose vast mosaic treasures are gradually receiving the scholarly attention they deserve. This entire project originated at a meeting of mosaic experts from six countries led by M. Sahin and D. Parrish and held at the American Research Institute in Turkey at Istanbul in 2004. In this work, Anne-Marie Manière-Lévêque, a very experienced member of the French team that has been excavating at Xanthos for many years, carefully records and interprets mosaic pavements from the western part of Xanthos, which includes buildings with mosaic decoration on the Lycian Acropolis and in the "Roman" Agora. The pavements ornamented both domestic and religious structures, and they include several fine figural carpets in addition to geometric floors. The pavement techniques consist of both opus tessellatum and opus sectile, and chronologically they cover the late Antique and Early Byzantine periods. These floors complement the fine assortment of pavements found in the East Basilica inventoried in the first Xanthos volume. In both its text and rich illustration, the present work maintains the high standard of scholarship employed in the earlier volume, and all of this is underscored by the author's deep familiarity with the archaeological exploration of Xanthos. Both books in the series serve as models for future mosaic research in Turkey. ARCHEOLOGY Anatolian civilizations Mosaic History of art.

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Druides, Heros, Centaures: De thule a l'Asie des steppes.

Hierapolis di Frigia XIII: Virtual Hierapolis. Virtual Archaeology and Restoration Project, (2007-2015) (with DVD).

Les douze dieux de l'immortalité. Croyances indo-européennes à Yazilikaya

Eine sammlung von Mani-Liedern aus Anatolien.= Chanson populaires Turques du Nord-Est de l'Anatolie.= Türkische sprachproben aus Mittel-Anatolien. 4 volumes in 1.

Eine sammlung von Mani-Liedern aus Anatolien.= Chanson populaires Turques du Nord-Est de l'Anatolie.= Türkische sprachproben aus Mittel-Anatolien. 4 volumes in 1.

Aga, seyh ve devlet: Kürdistan'in sosyal ve politik örgütlenmesi. [= Agha, shaikh, and state : the social and political].

Le Neolithique en Anatolie, un patrimoine archeologique aux origines de nos societes actuelles.

Merging techniques and cultures technological approaches in archaeology.

Tarabya. Geschichte und entwicklung der historischen sommerresidenz des Deutschen boschafters am Bosporus.= Tarabya. Alman Büyükelçisi'nin Bogaziçi'ndeki tarihi yazlik rezidansinin tarihçesi ve gelisimi.

La guerra in Asia. Dalla rupe di Prometeo alla reggia di Semiramide.

Anatolia Antiqua. Eski Anadolu. VI.

Biblical Turkey. A guide to the Jewish and Christian sites of Asia Minor [JAPANESE EDITION].

Biblical Turkey: A guide to the Jewish and Christian sites of Asia Minor.

Die Biblische Türkei. Jüdische und Christliche Stätten in Kleinasien.

Corpus of the mosaics of Turkey. Volume I: Lycia - Xanthos. Part 1: The East Basilica.

Corpus of the mosaics of Turkey. 2 volumes set. Volume I: Lycia - Xanthos. Part 1: The East Basilica. Volume II: Xanthos. Part 2: The West area.

Hasankeyf. Photography.= Fotografi.= Fotograflar: Marco Plüss, preface by: Olus Arik

L’ARCHEOLOGIE VUE DU CIEL.

Le cheval dans L'Empire Achemenide.= Horse in the Achaemenid Empire.

Textes mythologiques hittites en transcription, 2e partie: Mythologie d'origine étrangère

Corpus of the mosaics of Turkey. Volume II: Xanthos. Part 2: The West area.

Le martyre de sainte Stratonice, et de son fiancé saint Séleucus, qui eut lieu à Cyzique en l'an 297

Diyarbekirli Cemilpasazadeler ve Kürt milliyetçiligi. Prep. by Abdullah Keskin.

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