LATIFE SUMMERER, HAZAR KABA.MareMagnum
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New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (31 x 24 cm). In English. 496 p., ills. Northern face of Cyprus. New studies in Cypriot archaeology and art history. Contents: Mustafa Akinci / Foreword.; Latife Summerer / Introduction.; Archaeology - Synthetic Studies., Tuncel, Riza / Cyprus in the Chalcolithic Period.; Bartelheim, Martin / Prehistoric Metallurgy on Cyprus.; Kozal, Ekin / Cypro-Anatolian Connections in the 2nd Millennium BC.; Durugönül, Serra / Archaic Cypriot Statuary., Musso, Luisa / The Northern Face of Cyprus: The Mosaics in their Relation to Eastern Mediterranean Production.; Bekker-Nielsen, Tønnes / The Ancient Roads of Northern Cyprus.; Karaca, Elif / Medieval Cypriot Pottery Sites and Monuments.; Kienlin, Alexander von / The Palace of Vouni: Research Set in Concrete and Outstanding Questions.; Zavagno, Luca / Framing the Cypriot Urbanism in the Early Middle Ages: The Case of Salamis-Constantia.; Plattner, Georg / The Amazon Sarcophagus from Soloi in Vienna.; Sivri, Emine H. - Lâtife Summerer / A New Artemis Ephesia Statuette from Salamis.; New Excavation Results.; Kizilduman, Bülent - Uwe Müller / Bronze Age Cyprus: New Evidence from Kral Tepesi/Vasili.; Kaba, Hazar / Rich in Life and Death. Gold and Silver Finds from a 4th Century Tomb in Soloi.; Öznergiz, Aliye / A Hellenistic / Roman Tomb at Paleokastro(Agia Irini/Akdeniz).; Söföroglu, Mehmet - Lâtife Summerer / Light for the Death. Lamps as Grave Offerings in Light of a New Hellenistic/Roman Tomb in Kormakiti/Koruçam.; Zeischka-Kenzler, Annette / Of Death and Life. Funerary and Other Features of the Multi-Functional City Wall of Lambusa.; Research History.; Winbladh, Marie-Louise / Adventuring with Cyprus. The Past and Present of the Swedish Cyprus Expedition (1927¿1931).; Kahraman, Deniz / Fate and Perspectives of Salamis Art History.; Wollesen, Jens / Aspects of Medieval Architecture on Cyprus under the Lusignans: Reality and Myth.; Langdale, Allan / History and Hybridity in the Trapeza Church Near Famagusta/Gazimagusa.; Walsh / Michael / ¿The Age of Ruins¿: Whatever Happened to Venetian Famagusta? Samani, Hasan / Social, Cultural and Religious Aspects of Ottoman Cyprus: The Nicosia Mevlevi Tekke.; Conservation, Restoration And Appreciation.; Fehlmann, Marc / Conservation and Restoration Measures in Northern Cyprus.; Tuncay, Ali / The Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage in Cyprus: From Conflict to Cooperation.; Doratli, Naciye / Revitalization of the Northern Walled City of Nicosia: Merits and Pitfalls.; Harmansah, Rabia / Appropriating Common Ground? On Apostolos Andreas Monastery in Karpas Peninsula.
New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English. [xii], 271 p. Color ills. Contents: Karul, Necmi / Gusir Höyük. Erim-Özdogan, Asli / Sumaki Höyük. A New Neolithic Settlement in the Upper Tigris Basin. Rosenberg, Michael / Hallan Cemi. Rosenberg, Michael / Demirköy. Özkaya, Vecihi - Aytaç Coskun / Kortik Tepe. Miyake, Yutaka / Salat Cami Yani. A Pottery Neolithic Site in the Tigris Valley. Tekin, Halil / Hakemi Use. A Newly Discovered Late Neolithic Site in Southeastern Anatolia. Caneva, Isabella / Til Huzur - Yayvantepe. Erim-Özdogan, Asli / Çayönü.
Very Good Very Good English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. Folio. (33 x 24 cm). In English and Turkish. [xxvi], [1], 192 p., 52 b/w, 5 color plates. The necropolis of Anemurium.= Anamur nekropolü.
Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Large 8vo. In English. [40] p. The Near East Mission today. Its institutions.
New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English and Turkish. 295 p., color ills. The mysterious civilization of the Phrygians.= Friglerin gizemli uygarligi. [Exhibition catalogue]. Edited by Hakan Sivas, Taciser Tüfekçi Sivas. The Mysterious Civilization of the Phrygians exhibition hosted by the Yapi Kredi Vedat Nedim Tor Museum between 26 December 2007 and 13 April 2008 is concentrated on the Phrygians who had a deep impact on her preceding cultures such as Old Greek and Latin. This exhibition catalogue consist essays contributed by Prof. Sivas as well as by the renowned Phrygian scholars.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In English. 208 p., color ills. The earliest archaeological finds in the region of Ankara date to the Paleolithic period. Intensive work on the Paleolithic took place particularly during the early years of the Turkish Republic. The vicinity of Maltepe and its Coal Gas Factory (Maltepe Havagazi Fabrikasi), the work fields of the Institute of Agriculture (Ziraat Enstitüsü), Gazi Institute of Education (Gazi Egitim Enstitüsü), Ludumlu, Egmir and Mogan Lake, Gavurkale, Etlik, Keçiören and its vicinity, Haci-Kadindere, Ergazi, Etiyokusu, Güdül, the village of Ilhan, Dikmen and Çaldag, Hüseyin Gazi, Çubuk Valley, the village of Ivedik, Etimesgut, Eryaman, Çayyolu (specifically Çayyolu Sondurak) and Karaköprü, Sincan, Karasal, Sindiran-Yaniktarla, the vicinity of the villages Peçenek and Dodurga; they are sites yielding Paleolithic period chipped stone tools. These stone tools display a number of characteristic features that help date these artifacts to various periods between the Lower Paleolithic and Epipaleolithic periods. Research publications indicate that most of these stone tools were not found in situ but were moved from their original spots. Ankara and its vicinity were intensively inhabited during the Paleolithic period. Only a single site has so far been located, however, for the following Mesolithic/Epipaleolithic period. Kansu and Ozansoy collected numerous microliths at Macunçay; they have been identified as Mesolithic.There is, as of yet, no excavated Neolithic period site in Ankara and its vicinity. There are difficulties identifying and analyzing the Chalcolithic period in the region of Ankara. The problem for the Neolithic period applies here also. There is, as of yet, no excavated site clearly dating to the Chalcolithic period. There are a few settlements that can merely be dated to the Late Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age Transition period. A number of important sites dating to the Early Bronze Age II and III (2500-2000 BC) have been identified in the province of Ankara. The first of these is Etiyokusu, just near the Stream of Çubuk (Çubuk Çayi). The excavations were headed by S.A. Kansu in 1937. Three levels of occupation were unearthed in the settlement of Etiyokusu. The finds of Etiyokusu indicate that it was a village settlement built upon stone foundations and mud brick walls, dating to the Early Bronze Age II-III. Furthermore, structures with circular stone foundations (a well-pit or barley silo) have been identified. There are also the settlements Ahlatlibel and Koçumbeli very near Ankara central, vital for understanding the Early Bronze Age in the region. In 1933, H.Z. Kosay identified.
New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (30 x 24 cm). In English and Turkish. [8], 175, [1] p., color and b/w ills. The METU Museum of Archaeology.= ODTÜ Arkeoloji Müzesi.
New English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English and Turkish. [viii], 118, [2] p., ills. The megaliths of Anatolia. A new survey revealing the significance of the dolmen in the Eastern Anatolia.= Dogu ve güneydogu Anadolu dolmenleri isiginda Anadolu megalitleri.
New English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English and Turkish. [viii], 118, [2] p., ills. The megaliths of Anatolia. A new survey revealing the significance of the dolmen in the Eastern Anatolia.= Dogu ve güneydogu Anadolu dolmenleri isiginda Anadolu megalitleri.
New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (29 x 21 cm). In English and Turkish. 119 p., color ills. The Mediterranean's millenium. Yapi Kredi Collection of Byzantium coins.= Akdeniz'in mor binyili. Yapi Kredi koleksiyonu Bizans sikkeleri. [Exhibition catalogue]. ISBN: 9789753639682. NUMISMATICS Coins Mediterranean Collection Mint Byzantium Money Byzantine economy Constantinople.
New English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English and Turkish. 244 p., b/w ills. The Medieval settlement at Komana.= Komana Ortaçag yerlesimi. Önsoz.; Foreword.; In Memoriam Gonul Erciyas 1941-2014.; Erciyas, D. Burcu / Hellenistik'ten Osmanli'ya Pontos ve Komana'nin Tarihsel Cografyasi.; Erciyas, D. Burcu - Mustafa N. Tatbul - Emine Sokmen - Cosku Kocabiyik - Rustu Sunnetci / Komana'da 2009-2014 Yillari Arasinda Yapilan Kazi Calismalarinin Ön Degerlendirmesi.; Altin, Bekir Necati / Komana Antik Kenti (Tokat) ve Cevresinde Jeoarkeolojik ve Jeomorfolojik Gozlemler.; Alten, Elif / Komana'dan Yeni Yazitlar.; Erdal, Yilmaz Selim - Ömur Dilek Erdal - Meliha Melis Koruyucu / Ortacag'da Nufus Degisimi Öncesine Ait Bir Bizans Toplulugu: Komana Insan Kalintilarinin Antropolojik Analizi.; Piskin, Evangelia / Byzantine and Ottoman Animal Husbandry in Komana.; Piskin, Evangelia - Mustafa N. Tatbul / Archaeobotany at Komana: Byzantine Plant Use at a Rural Cornucopia.; Eser, Meryem Acara / Komana Kazisi Metal Buluntularindan Bir Grup: Roliker Haclar.; Vorderstrasse, Tasha / A Medieval Ceramic Assemblage at Komana.; Coragan Karakaya, Nilay / Komana'daki Bizans Donemine Ait Duvar Resimleri.; Er, Mehmet Bilgi - Gulay Ertas / Komana Orta Bizans Donemi Canak Comlekleri Üzerine Arkeometrik Arastirmalar.; Mentesidou, Eleni T. / Komana: A New Find from Hamamtepe and a Preliminary Study on Sanctuary's Cults.
Set in Anatolia in 1922, The Maze is the story of a retreating Greek brigade that has lost its way. It is pursued by a Turkish army that seeks to avenge three years of Greek occupation. No help is forthcoming. Commanded by a brigadier with a passion for Greek mythology and an addiction to morphia, the brigade's only chance of salvation is to reach the Mediterranean coast and sail home. As the army wanders through the Anatolian desert, their internal divisions become more pronounced and their dementias more florid. Eventually they reach a small town, up until now untouched by the war, which is run by a simple-minded mayor and is peopled by a gallery of wonderfully strange characters. When the soldiers leave at last, a tragedy has taken place and the town has changed forever Book
"Set in Anatolia in 1922, The Maze is the story of a retreating Greek brigade that has lost its way. It is pursued by a Turkish army that seeks to avenge three years of Greek occupation. No help is forthcoming. Commanded by a brigadier with a passion for Greek mythology and an addiction to morphia, the brigade's only chance of salvation is to reach the Mediterranean coast and sail home. As the army wanders through the Anatolian desert, their internal divisions become more pronounced and their dementias more florid. Eventually they reach a small town, up until now untouched by the war, which is run by a simple-minded mayor and is peopled by a gallery of wonderfully strange characters. When the soldiers leave at last, a tragedy has taken place and the town has changed forever" Review copy, publisher's PR notice laid in Book
New English Otiginal bdg. HC. 4to. (31 x 24 cm). In English and Turkish. 472 p., ills. The Lykos Valley and neighbourhood in Late Antiquity.= Geç Antik Çag'da Lykos Vadisi ve çevresi. Laodikeia Çalismalari Ek Yayin Dizisi / Supplementary Series 1. INTRODUCTION I. GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG VE LYKOS VADISI (Late Antiquity and the Lykos Valley).; Turhan KAÇAR / GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG NEDIR? (What is Late Antiquity?). Geoffrey GREATREX / THE IMPACT ON ASIA MINOR OF THE PERSIAN INVASIONS IN THE EARLY SEVENTH CENTURY. (Erken VII. Yüzyilda Sasani Isgallerinin Anadolu'ya Etkileri). Stephen MITCHELL / THE GREAT PLAGUE OF LATE ANTIQUITY IN ASIA MINOR (Geç Antik Çag Anadolu'sunda Büyük Veba). Mark WHITTOW / THE END OF ANTIQUITY IN THE LYKOS VALLEY: SETTING A NEW AGENDA (Lykos Vadisi'nde Antik Çag'in Sonu: Yeni Bir Düsünce). Andreas KULZER / ROADS AND ROUTES IN WESTERN PHRYGIA IN LATE ANTIQUITY (Geç Antik Çag'da Bati Frigya içindeki Yollar ve Rotalar). Mustafa Hamdi SAYAR / GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG'DA LYKOS VADISI VE ÇEVRESI (Lykos Valley in Late Antiquity). Troels Myrup KRISTENSEN / EARTHQUAKES AND LATE ANTIQUE URBANISM: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CASE OF THE LYKOS VALLEY (Depremler ve Geç Antik Kentlesme: Lykos Vadisi Örnegi Üzerine Bazi Gözlemler). II. LAODIKEIA.; Celal SIMSEK / GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG'DA LAODIKEIA (Laodikeia in the late antiquity). Fahriye BAYRAM / LAODIKEIA'DA HIRISTIYANLIK VE KILISELER (Christianity and Churches in Laodikeia). Ulrich HUTTNER / PERSECUTION, MARTYRDOM, AND HAGIOGRAPHY IN LAODIKEIA PRESENTATION (Laodikeia'da Takibat, Sehadet ve Aziz Hikâyeleri). Çagri Murat TARHAN / LAODIKEIA KILISESI'NDE UYGULANAN RESTORASYON YÖNTEMLEROI: TEMEL PRENSIPLER VE UYGULAMA SINIRLARI (Restoration Methods Applied in the Laodikeia Church: Fundamental Principles and Application Limits). Celal SIMSEK - Mustafa BILGIN / LAODIKEIA GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG SERAMIKLERI (Late Antique Pottery of Laodikeia). Francesco GUIZZI / THE INSCRIPTIONS OF TEMPLE A FROM LAODIKEIA. NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE AGE OF DIOCLETIAN TO THE AGE OF CONSTANTINE (Laodikeia'dan Tapinak A Yazitlari. Diocletianus'tan Constantine Yeni Bulgular). Celal SIMSEK - Baris YENER / AMPULLAE WITH FIGURAL DEPICTIONS FROM LAODIKEIA OF LATE ANTIQUITY (Geç Antik Çag Laodikeiasi'ndan Figürlü Ampullalar). III. HIERAPOLIS.; Francesco D'ANDRIA / GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG VE ERKEN BIZANS DÖNEMI'NDE PHRYGIA HIERAPOLIS'I (Late Antiquity and Early Christianity Periods in Hierapolis at Phrygia). Alister FILIPPINI / COUNCILLORS, HERETICS, AND ARCHBISHOPS IN LATE ANTIQUE HIERAPOLIS: RECENT EPIGRAPHICAL FINDINGS CONCERNING THE CITY, ITS TERRITORY, AND THE HISTORY OF HIERAPOLIS' BISHOPRIC (4TH - 9TH CENT.) (Geç Antik Hierapolis'te Konsey Üyeleri, Sapkinlar ve Baspiskoposlar: Hierapolis Kenti, Territoriumu ve Piskoposluk Tarihi ile ilgili Son Epigrafik Bulgular [IV - IX Yüzyillar]). Manuela DE GIORGI / DIVINE LITURGY AND HUMAN SKILLS IN THE ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURE FROM THE CHURCH OF THE APOSTLE IN HIERAPOLIS (PHRYGIA) (Hierapolis Aziz Philip Kilisesi'nden Mimari Heykeltiraslikta insan Yetenegi ve Dinsel Seramoni). Maria Piera CAGGIA / MOSAIC AND OPUS SECTILE PAVEMENTS IN THE CHURCH OF ST. PHILIP IN HIERAPOLIS (Aziz Philip Kilisesi'nden Opus Sectile ve Mozaik Dösemeler). Pio PANARELLI / THE PLOUTONION OF HIERAPOLIS IN PHRYGIA IN THE LATE ANCIENT AND PROTO-BYZANTINE PERIOD (Geç Antik Çag ve Erken Bizans Dönemi'nde Frigya Hierapolis'i Ploutonion'u). IV. GÜNEYBATI ANADOLU KENTLERI (The Cities of South Western Anatolia).; Bahadir DUMAN / GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG'DA LYDIA TRIPOLIS'I (MS 4. YY'DAN SASANI TAHRIBATI'NA KADAR) Lydian Tripolis during Late Antiquity (from the fourth century to the Sassanian destruction). Asli SARAÇOGLU / GEÇ ANTIK ÇAG'DA TRALLEIS (Tralleis in Late Ancient Period). Andreas PÜLZ / SOME REMARKS ON LATE ANTIQUE AND EARLY CHRISTIAN EPHESUS (Geç Antik ve Erken Hiristiyanlik Dönemi Ephesus Üzerine Bazi Notlar). Mustafa BÜYÜKKOLANCI / EFES VE MAGNESIA BIZANS SURLARININ YENIDEN DEGERLENDIRILMESI (Dating of the Byzantine City Walls of Ephesus and Magnesia on the Maea
New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (30 x 23 cm). In English and Turkish. 584 p., color ills. A heavy volume. "Famous as the inventors of coins, the Lydians established a lavish empire that extended through most of western Turkey during the 6th century BC. The exhibition, accompanied by a catalogue of over 230 objects, brings together Lydian material from seven Turkish museums, as well as from excavation depots at Miletus and at Sardis, the capital of the Lydian Empire. This is the first time that some of the objects have been exhibited or published. Organized by Nicholas Cahill, director, Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, one of the Harvard Art Museum's four research centers.".
New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (31 x 23 cm). In English. 118, [1] p., color ills. The Lydians and Sardis. In ancient literature the Lydians are frequently mentioned as one of the distinguished peoples of western Anatolia in about the middle of the first millennium BCE and they ruled, although for a relatively short period of some hundred and fifty years, from the Aegean shore to the great curve of the Halys. The scribes of the Old Testament knew and included the Lydians in the Table of the Nations. Their burial mounds which are spread on the flats of the Hermus near Sardis have been a sight of wonder for travellers since antiquity. The information supplied by ancient literature, much of which we owe to Herodotus and Xenophon and research in the first half of the last century, has been supplemented by what is being revealed by excavations in and around their capital Sardis and other regions of Lydia during the last few decades. What may be known about the Lydians by the general reader, however, may not amount to more than some stories such as that of the fabulous wealth of King Croesus which inspired tales of prosperity and gave birth to the expression ¿rich as Croesus¿ or that the Lydians were the people who invented metal coinage. The objective of this book is to present the history and culture of the Lydians as a whole without trying to give all of what is known about them. Despite its limited size, much of what the book comprises is not accessible to the general reader as a whole anywhere else.
xxv + 243pp. + 1 folding map, 29cm., text in English, Doctoral Dissertation (Universiteit Amsterdam), softcover, stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, X113157
New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). In English. 292 p., ills. Contents:1. Prologue 2. A New Perspective of the Aegean Bronze Age 3. The Luwians 3.1 Who Are the Luwians? 3.2 Habitat and Natural Resources 3.3 Late Bronze Age Archaeological Sites in Western Asia Minor 3.4 Petty States in Western Asia Minor 3.5 Luwian Scripts 3.6 Linear A Script 3.7 The Phaistos Disc 3.8 The Missing Link 3.9 Why are the Luwians Missing? 4. Bronze Age 4.1 Late Bronze Age Shipwrecks 4.2 The Mycenaean Culture on the Greek Mainland 4.3 Minoan Crete 4.4 Hatti ¿ the Hittite Empire 4.5 The New Kingdom in Egypt 4.6 Petty Kingdoms in Syria and Palestine 5. Troy 5.1 The History of Troy 5.2 The Investigation of Troy 5.3 The Lower Town 5.4 Hydro Engineering During the Bronze Age 5.5 Descriptions of Ancient Troy 6. The Sea Peoples 6.1 The Sea Peoples' Inscriptions and Excavation Results 6.2 Hypotheses Regarding the Sea Peoples¿ Invasions 6.3 The Initial Sea Peoples¿ Raids 6.4 The Trojan War as a Mycenaean Counterattack 6.5 Civil War on the Greek Mainland 7. Iron Age 7.1 Migrations at the Beginning of the Iron Age 7.2 Caria 7.3 Phrygia 7.4 Lydia 7.5 The Philistines in Canaan and Palestine 7.6 Phoenicians 7.7 The Etruscan Culture 8. Sources 8.1 The Homeric Epics 8.2 Non-Homeric Accounts of the Trojan War 8.3 Dio Chrysostom 8.4 Dictys Cretensis 8.5 Dares Phrygius 8.6 Quintus of Smyrna 8.7 Eusebius of Caesarea 8.8 John Malalas 8.9 Joseph of Exeter 8.10 Benoît de Sainte-Maure 8.11 Guido de Columnis 9. Luwian Studies and its Goals 9.1 Closing the Research Gap 9.2 Proposed Methods 10. Epilogue 11. Appendices Glossary Sources Bibliography Picture credits.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Large Roy. 8vo. In English and Turkish. 128 p., b/w plates. ISBN: 9789751629096. Contents: Preface.; Abbreviations.; 1. Kültepe excavations.; 2. The tablets of Kültepe and some conclusions drawn.; The letter sent to Hurmeli King of Harsamna.; Two letters sent to Hudarlani from Kaliya.; Iqqati tablets.; Indices.; Photos.
As New English Paperback. Pbo. Large Roy. 8vo. In English and Turkish. 128 p., b/w plates. ISBN: 9789751629096. Contents: Preface.; Abbreviations.; 1. Kültepe excavations.; 2. The tablets of Kültepe and some conclusions drawn.; The letter sent to Hurmeli King of Harsamna.; Two letters sent to Hudarlani from Kaliya.; Iqqati tablets.; Indices.; Photos.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). In English and Turkish. 170, [1] p., 1 folding plan. B/w ills. The largest sculpture workshop of the Ancient Near East: Yesemek.= Eski Önasya dünyasinin en büyük heykel atelyesi: Yesemek. ARCHEOLOGY Ancient history Yesemek Gaziantep Anatolian civilizations History of art Prehistory Excavations.
Fine English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English and Turkish. [70] p., b/w ills, 1 map. The lands of Phrygia.= Frigya vadisi. ARCHEOLOGY Anatolian civilizations Phrygia.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Oblong large 8vo. (22 x 22 cm). In English. B/w ills. 155 p. 1 folding color map. The land of Hittites. Through the eyes of European travellers.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In English. 23 p., b/w ills. The journeys of St. Paul at Antioch of Pisidia.
Fine English Original bdg. HC. Folio. (31 x 24 cm. In Englsh. 84, [xxvii] p., 89 numerous photos, 27 b/w plates. The inscriptions of Side (Researches in the Region of Antalya No: 5.= Side kitabeleri (Antalya Bölgesinde Arastirmalar 5.