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FAHRI ISIK.
Patara. The history and ruins of the capital city of Lycian League. Translated by Merih Çobanoglu.
Fine English Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 13 cm). In english. [6], 173 p., color ills., Patara. The history and ruins of the capital city of Lycian League. Translated by Merih Çobanoglu. Signed ad inscribed by Isik. Patara (Patar in Hittite language, Pttara in Lycian language) is located near the Gelemis village in Antalya province on the southwestern coast of Turkey. Patara, an ancient Lycian harbor city, can be dated back to the 8th century B.C. It is said that the city was founded by Patarus, a son of Apollo. In ancient times, the Xanthus River flowed through Patara, where was the only entrance to the Xanthos valley. Thus Patara became a very important harbor city and flourished because of trade throughout history.
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GÜNGÖR KARAUGUZ.
Hitit mitolojisi.
New Turkish Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 223, [1] p., 1 map. Hitit mitolojisi. A study on Hittite mythology.
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HALIL ETHEM [ELDEM].
Kayseri sehri. Selçuklu tarihinden bir bölüm. Prep. by Kemal Göde.
Very Good Turkish Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). 164 p., 16 numerous b/w plates. Kayseri sehri. Selçuklu tarihinden bir bölüm. Prep. by Kemal Göde. A study on Seljuk history of Kayseri (caesaria) city.
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Edited by MEHMET TOP.
Sirnak kültür envanteri.
New New Turkish Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (32 x 22 cm). In Turkish. 400 p., color ills. Sirnak kültür envanteri. Archaeological, architectural, cultural inventory of Sirnak city in Turkey.
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NIHAT ERDOGAN.
The ancient city of Dara: Anastasiopolis.= Dara antik kenti: Anastasiopolis.
New English Paperback. Oblong cr. 8vo. (12 x 20 cm). In English and Turkish. 64 p., color ills. The ancient city of Dara: Anastasiopolis.= Dara antik kenti: Anastasiopolis.
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AYTAÇ COSKUN.
Zerzevan Castle (Samachi): Roman border garrison.= Zerzevan Kalesi: Roma'nin sinir garnizonu.
New English Paperback. Oblong large 8vo. (23 x 24 cm). In English and Turkish. 72 p., color and b/w ills. Zerzevan Castle (Samachi): Roman border garrison.= Zerzevan Kalesi: Roma'nin sinir garnizonu. Diyarbakir was ruled by the Roman Empire for 700 years and we do not have enough information about the long time slice from the Roman rule in 69 BC until the conquest by the Islamic armies in 639 AD. The city maintained its economic, political and strategic important during this period and so as to gain dominance there were great wars between Rome and Parthians / Sassanids the great powers of the period. The Zerzevan Castle, which is the military settlement of Rome located in the Çinar district of Diyarbakir province and protects the border line, has an important place in illuminating the history of the region together with boosting the tourism.
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M. K. BODOEVA, R. S. KURDONGALIEVA.
Kadimgi dunye tarihi izohli lugati.
Very Good Uzbek Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Uzbek. 40 p. Kadimgi dunye tarihi izohli lugati. First Edition. An annotated dictionary of ancient world history.
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KEMAL REHA KAVAS.
Adalya Suppl. 13 - Environmental aesthetics of the rural architectural tradition in the Mediterranean highlander settlement: Ürünlü (Akseki-Ibradi Basin).= Akdeniz daglik yerlesimindeki kirsal mimari gelenekte çevre estetigi: Ürünlü (Akdeniz-Ibradi Havzasi).
New English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 22 cm). In English and Turkish. 198 p., color ills., folding plates. Adalya Suppl. 13. Environmental aesthetics of the rural architectural tradition in the Mediterranean highlander settlement: Ürünlü (Akseki-Ibradi Basin).= Akdeniz daglik yerlesimindeki kirsal mimari gelenekte çevre estetigi: Ürünlü (Akdeniz-Ibradi Havzasi). Contents: Foreword Acknowledgments 1. INTRODUCTION 2. LOCAL CONTEXT, ARCHITECTURE AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK.; 2.1. Local Context 2.1.1. History 2.1.2. Geography 2.1.2.1. Geomorphology 2.1.2.2. Climate 2.1.2.3. Flora 2.1.3. Socioeconomic Structure 2.1.4. The Significance of Ürünlü within the Regional Context 2.2. Architectural Character and Conceptual Framework 2.2.1. Architectural Character 2.2.2. Conceptual Framework 2.2.2.1. Architectural Tectonics and "Tectonic Joint" 2.2.2.2. Environmental Aesthetics and "Organic Interface" 2.2.2.3. Pattern Language and "Environmental Armature"3. TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURAL PATTERNS AND ENVIRONMENT IN ÜRÜNLÜ.; 3.1. A General View of Ürünlü: The Integrity of Topography and Architectural Elements 3.1.1. The Integrity of Topography and Settlement 3.1.2. The Integrity of Topography, Settlement and Architecture 3.2. Proposal of an Architectural Representation Method: "Environmental Representation" 3.3. The Traditional Architectural Patterns of Ürünlü 3.3.1. Traditional Patterns in the Scale of Region and Settlement: "Environmental Armature" 3.3.1.1. "Environmental Armature" in Regional Scale 3.3.1.2. "Environmental Armature" in the Scale of Rural Settlement 3.3.1.3. "Environmental Armature" in the Scale of the Vineyard Dwelling (Summer Settlement) 3.3.1.4. "Environmental Armature" in the Scale of the Rural District (Winter Settlement) 3.3.2. Traditional Patterns of the Architectural Section: "Organic Interface" 3.3.2.1. "Connection to the Earth" 3.3.2.2. "Common Land" and "Positive Outdoor Space" 3.3.2.3. Riding Stone (Binek Tasi) and Outdoor Seat (Peyke) 3.3.2.4. Timber Beam (Döver) and Throwing Logs (Kütük Atma) 3.3.2.5. Vine Leaves (Asma)3.3.2.6. Semi-Closed Living Space (Ayazlik / Köske) 3.3.2.7. Wheat Storage 3.3.2.8. Traditional Toilets 3.3.2.9. Black Honeycomb (Kara Kovan) 3.3.2.10. Sheepfold 3.3.2.11. Hearth (Ocak) and Traditional Bathroom (Gusülhane) 3.3.3. Traditional Patterns in the Architectural Detail: "Tectonic Joint" 3.3.3.1. Cantilevered Stairs 3.3.3.2. Riding Stone (Binek Tasi) and Outdoor Seat (Peyke) 3.3.3.3. Feed Trough (Bahna) 3.3.3.4. Garden Fence (Kuskonmaz) 3.3.3.5. Lock System (Tifraz). 4. CONCLUSION. 4.1. The Significance of Architectural Enculturation. 4.2. The Proposal for "Environmental Representation". 4.3. The Development of the Conceptual Framework. 4.4. The Proposal of a General Theoretical Framework. BIBLIOGRAPHY. GLOSSARY OF LOCAL TERMS. FIGURES
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LATIFE SÜMERER.
Pompeiopolis-Tasköprü: 2000 years from metropolis to county town.= Basskentten ilçeye 2000 yil.
New English Paperback. 4to. (29 x 23 cm). In English and Turkish. 172 p., color ills. Pompeiopolis-Tasköprü: 2000 years from metropolis to county town.= Basskentten ilçeye 2000 yil. Contents: Introduction. Geography. Geomorphology and Geology. Nature. Wild Animals. Mushrooms. Orchids. Forests. Passing by Tasköprü: Travellers, Researchers, Archaeologists. Tasköprü 180 Years Ago through the Eyes of a British Polymath. Tasköprü before Tadköprü. Donalar. Rock-Cut Tomb. Pompeiopolis. Roads. Stone Bridge. Reshaping Tasköprü. Traditional Architecture. Building of Headquarters of the Reserve Battalion. Government Office Building. Public Baths. Religion. Whose Grave Stones are these? Education. Democratic Governance. Seals. Earthquakes, Flood and Fires. Traditional Clothing. Economy. Hemp Rope Making Sümerbank Hemp Factory Sugar. Beet Coppersmith Tanneries. Garlic Festival. Köçek Dancers. Lamb Roasted in Well-Oven. Prominent People. Bibliography.
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GÜLGÜN YILMAZ.
Edirne Müzesi Osmanli seramikleri. Zindanalti buluntulari.
New Turkish Original bdg. HC. 4to. (31 x 24 cm). In Turkish with English summary. [5] 186 p., color and b/w ills. Edirne Müzesi Osmanli seramikleri. Zindanalti buluntulari. Ottoman potteries found in Edirne - Zindanalti excavations.
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HAKKI ÖNKAL.
Osmanli hanedan türbeleri.
New New Turkish Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (32 x 25 cm). In Turkish. 567 p., color ills. 2000 copies were printed. Osmanli hanedan türbeleri. Enlarged and revised new edition. Tombs of Ottoman sultans.
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Edited by ÜMIT AYDINOGLU.
Mersin arkeolojik kültür envanteri (Mersin ilinde tescili yapilmis SIT/anitlar).
New New Turkish Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). In Turkish. 270 p., color ills. Mersin arkeolojik kültür envanteri (Mersin ilinde tescili yapilmis SIT/anitlar). Archaeological cultural inventory book of Mersin city (Registered monuments).
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MÜKERREM (USMAN) ANABOLU.
Küçük Asya'da bulunan Roma Imparatorluk çagi tapinaklari.
Fine Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. [xxxi], [2], 1 folding map, 516 p. 326 numerous b/w plates. Küçük Asya'da bulunan Roma Imparatorluk çagi tapinaklari. The ancient temples of the Roman Empire in Asia Minor. First and Only Edition.
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MÜKERREM (USMAN) ANABOLU.
Les monuments de l'Epoque Romaine en Tunisie.= Tunus'taki Roma Imparatorluk Çagi anitlari. Translated by Harun Resid Dagpunar.
Fine French Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In French and Turkish. [2], 35 p., 42 numerous b/w plates. Les monuments de l'Epoque Romaine en Tunisie.= Tunus'taki Roma Imparatorluk Çagi anitlari. Translated by Harun Resid Dagpunar. First and Only Edition.
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Prep. by M. ÇIG, H. KIZILYAY.
Zwei altbabylonische Schulbücher aus Nippur. Mit einem Beitrage von B. Landsberger.= Eski Babil zamanina ait Nippur menseli iki okul kitabi. B. Landsberger tarafindan eklenen bir yazi ile.
Very Good German Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In German and Turkish. [6], 116 p., xxix numerous b/w plates. Zwei altbabylonische Schulbücher aus Nippur. Mit einem Beitrage von B. Landsberger.= Eski Babil zamanina ait Nippur menseli iki okul kitabi. B. Landsberger tarafindan eklenen bir yazi ile.
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JOHANNES NOLLE.
Sikkeler, agaçlar ve alimler: Selge. Pisidia'nin dag sehrinde bir 'doga tapinagi'. (Para ve Tarih - Money and History - Argent et Histoire 1). Translated by Tübâ Erkmen.
New Turkish Paperback. Demy 8vo. (22 x 15 cm). In Turkish. [xi], 59 p., color and b/w plates. Sikkeler, agaçlar ve alimler: Selge. Pisidia'nin dag sehrinde bir 'doga tapinagi'. (Para ve Tarih - Money and History - Argent et Histoire 1). Translated by Tübâ Erkmen.
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COLLECTIVE.
2016 Annual of Kütahya Museum.= Kütahya Müzesi 2016 Yilligi.
New English Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English and Turkish. 426 p., ills. 2016 Annual of Kütahya Museum.= Kütahya Müzesi 2016 Yilligi.
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SADI ABAÇ.
Kasimpasa'nin tarihçesi.
Very Good Turkish Modern cloth. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 40 p. Rare. First and Only Edition. Kasimpasa'nin tarihçesi. Binark & Sefercioglu 2.
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HÂMIT [ZUBEYR] KOSAY, (1897-1984).
Augustustempel in Ankara.= Ankara Augustus Mabedi Kazisi. [Extrait d'Anatolia: Revue annuelle de l'Institut d'Archeologie de l'Universite d'Ankara, II-1957).
Very Good German Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In German and Turkish. 134-138 pp., xx-xxvii numerous b/w plates, 1 folded plan of excavation area by Turkish architect Sengül Öymen [Gür]. Augustustempel in Ankara.= Ankara Augustus Mabedi Kazisi. [Extrait d'Anatolia: Revue annuelle de l'Institut d'Archeologie de l'Universite d'Ankara, II-1957). Separatum.
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Edited by GÜNSEL RENDA.
Woman in Anatolia: 9000 years of the Anatolian woman.
Good English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (32 x 23 cm). In English. 303 p., color ills. "Within the context of the history of mankind spanning over several million years of human evolution, the story of the Anatolian woman illustrates woman's creativity, productivity and prominence in all the civilizations which have flourished in Anatolia. The woman appears as a goddess with creative and productive powers, as a ruling monarch, as a patriotic citizen, patron of the arts, teacher, writer and artist, and at all times as a mother guiding her family.".
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SETON LLOYD.
Beycesultan. Vol. 3. Pt. 1: Late Bronze Age architecture.
Very Good Very Good English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (29 x 23 cm). In English. 37 p., 21 numerous b/w plates, 3 folded plans. Beycesultan. Vol. 3. Pt. 1: Late Bronze Age architecture. In the preceding volumes of this work, our archaeological discoveries in the mound called Beycesultan have been dealt with in chronological order from the earliest remains upwards. Volume I was concerned almost exclusively with the finds made in the deep sounding on the inner flank of the western hill, which penetrated the Early Bronze Age and Chalcolithic settlements, while Volume II covered the greatly extended occupation of the entire site in the Middle Bronze Age. Since it now remains for us to describe the more modest, but perhaps equally interesting installations of the Late Bronze Age, it will be understood... The earliest buildings of this settlement, dating from the Late Bronze Age appear in our plan ofLevel III(Fig. 2). It will be seen that only a limited area, measuring approximately 30 m. square, was exposed, but it proves sufficient to illustrate the still rather impoverished character of the place at this period. The actual summit of the hill at this time must have been located a little to the west of the area excavated; so that the two parallel streets, each about 3 m. wide, sloped upwards at an inclination of about 1:40 from approaches on the eastern... Reference to the Late Bronze Age buildings in Area R, on the northern periphery of the western hill, has been postponed until now because, in our own opinion, they have no resemblance to or connection with the ordinary domestic dwellings exposed elsewhere. This, however, depends on an argument regarding their purpose, which cannot be discussed usefully until they have been described properly. The reader should, at the same time, immediately be reminded that it was the continued excavation of this area, after the Late Bronze Age buildings had been removed, which led to the discovery in the Middle Bronze levels...
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Edited by HAMDI GÜNDOGAR, ÖMER ALI YILDIRIM, M. ATA AZ.
International Noah and Cudi Mountain Symposium Papers.= Uluslararasi Hz. Nuh ve Cudi Dagi Sempozyum Bildirileri. 27-29 September 2013.
New English Original bdg. HC. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English, Arabic, and Turkish. 687 p., color and b/w ills. International Noah and Cudi Mountain Symposium Papers.= Uluslararasi Hz. Nuh ve Cudi Dagi Sempozyum Bildirileri. 27-29 September 2013. German explorers have visited the summit of Mount Cudi since 1899. Unique photographs were taken and much fascinating information has been assembled. Although I did not visit the site so far myself, I was able to explore the summit by using Google Earth images, through which I indeed managed to put together many important pieces of the jigsaw puzzle on the possible location of what may actually remain of Noah's ark. Johannes Lepsius Figure 2: Johannes Lepsius (Lepsius House, Potsdam) The first photo ever taken on the summit of Mount Cudi stems·from Johannes Lepsius and dates to the summer of 1899. It is printed in his book »Ex Oriente Lux, in which he reports his »Besteigung des Ararat« (»Ascent of Ararat«). He explains: Not the 'Masis' at the border of Russia, but the Cudi on the northern edge of Mesopotamia is the Ararat of Scripture as (found) in oriental tradition, Lepsius was bornin Berlin on December i5, i858, while his father Karl Richard Lepsius (1810-1884) is considered to be the founding father of German Egyptology, who in turn was a friend of the famous naturalist Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859). Lepsius' mother, Elizabeth (1828-1899) was the daughter of the famous composer Bernhard Klein (1793-1832) and the great-granddaughter of the writer Friedrich Nicolai (1733-1811). Consequently at Lepsius' home several influential personalities within the fields of politics, culture and ecclesiastical life regularly gathered. Johannes Lepsius himself had studied math and philosophy, while he received a doctorate in Theology in i880. While he was an assistant reverend at the German
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Edited by MAHMUT DOGRU, ERCAN AKSOY.
The Third International Ahlat-Eurasia Symposium on Science, Culture and Art.= III. Uluslararasi Ahlat - Avrasya Bilim, Kültür ve Sanat Sempozyumu. 22nd-24th September, 2014, Ahlat-Bitlis.
New New English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (32 x 25 cm). Proceedings in English and Turkish. 412 p., color ills. The Third International Ahlat-Eurasia Symposium on Science, Culture and Art.= III. Uluslararasi Ahlat - Avrasya Bilim, Kültür ve Sanat Sempozyumu. 22nd-24th September, 2014, Ahlat-Bitlis. A very heavy volume.
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BALKAR SELÇUK.
Çerkes ve Yunan mitolojileri üzerine tematik okumalar.
New Turkish Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 379, [11] p., b/w ills. Çerkes ve Yunan mitolojileri üzerine tematik okumalar. A comparative study on Circassian and Greek mythology.
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TUNA AKÇAY.
Olba'da ölü kültü.
New Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (23,5 x 16 cm). In Turkish. 316 p., color and b/w ills. Olba'da ölü kültü.
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RECEP MERIÇ.
Hermus (Gediz) valley in Western Turkey. Results of an archaeological and historical survey.
New English Paperback. 4to. (29 x 21 cm). In English with a Turkish summary. 368 p., b/w and color ills. Hermus (Gediz) valley in Western Turkey. Results of an archaeological and historical survey. The importance of Gediz River, which has been inhabited since Neolithicum (6th Millenium B.C.) in 15 sites, had increased rapidly due to fertile lands and suitable communication routes with Aegean Islands and Interior Anatolia. The Gediz known Seha River Land by Hittites was ruled (ca.1300 B.C.) by vassal king Manapatarhunda appointed by Mursili II. Many newly discovered Late Bronze Age sites i.e. Kumtepe, K. Yamanlar, Pinarbasi, Nemrut, Akçapinar, Asartepe-Urganli, Gavurtepe, testify to this expansion. During the Iron Age, Gediz River was called Hermus. The valley connected Ionia, Aeolis and Lydia with each other. The Aeolic towns were generally small and fortified on high and rocky hill sites with isolated acropolis on the summit. Some newly discovered fortified settlements were connected with so far unknown Aeolic cities: Aegiroessa with Boztepe, Notium with Kumtepe and Killa with Asarlik Tepe. The central part of the Hermus valley was the land of Lydians with the capital Sardis. No other Lydian town was satisfactorily explored so far. Clear traces of Lydian occupation were attested in Daldis, Akçapinar, Mersinli, and Kemaliye during recent research. The burial mounds i.e.tumuliwith tomb chambers built with delicately dressed limestone blocks were so popular in Lydia and hence compared with Egypt and called also Lydian pyramids. Some of them were investigated and recorded during the survey which were illicitly excavated by treasure hunters. Hermus enjoyed a high degree of prosperity under Attalids and Romans. The associations of professions are well developed and mentioned in inscriptions especially in the production of textile and leather. Numerous fortifications, monasteries and a summer residence at Nymphaeum were built during 13th century under the Lascarids. 12th and 13th centuries are characterized also by migrating Turcoman tribes into Byzantine territories. The Emirate of Saruhan (1313-1410) continued the former stability in central Lydia. Manisa started to prosper as a capital of the Emirate. During Ottoman Period Manisa was a city governed by princes of the Sultanate. For that reason, Manisa is a typical Ottoman town adorned with numerous mosques, khans, Turkish baths and covered bazaars. The fertile valley is still an extensive reservoir for the research on the past cultures not only with respect to material remains but also the continuity of cultures is still perceivable i.e. in the tradition of place names, agriculture, handicrafts and architecture, despite the evergrowing pressure of 'modernity.'
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Edit by BERNARD RÊMY.
Pontica I. Recherches sur l'histoire du pont dans l'antiquitê.
New French Paperback. Pbo. In French, Italian, English and German. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). 125, [1] p. B/w ills. Pontica I. Recherches sur l'histoire du pont dans l'antiquitê.
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MEHMET YELKEN.
Kommagene'nin izleri.
New Turkish Original bdg. HC. Oblong large 8vo. (23 x 24,5 cm). In Turkish. 300 p., color ills. Kommagene'nin izleri. A study on Commagene.
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TURGUT H. ZEYREK, GÜLBAHAR BARAN-ÇELIK.
Prusias ad Hypium (Kieros - Konuralp / Üskübü): Anadolu'nun kuzeybatisinda antik bir kent.
New Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 16 cm). In Turkish. 126 p., 93 numerous b/w plates. Prusias ad Hypium (Kieros - Konuralp / Üskübü): Anadolu'nun kuzeybatisinda antik bir kent. Prusias ad Hypium ruined city in West Black Sea coasts.
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Coordinated by ZEYNEP ÇULHA.
Heritage of the earth.= Topragin mirasi. 8.08-31.10.2018. [Exhibition booklet].
New English Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In English and Turkish. [24] p., color ills. Heritage of the earth.= Topragin mirasi. 8.08-31.10.2018. [Exhibition booklet]. Contents: The Neolithic period, 7500-5500 B.C.E.; The Chalcolithic period, 5500-3500 B.C.E.; The Bronze age, 3500-1200 B.C.E.; The Iran age, 1200-330 B.C.E.; The Greek influence in Anatolia, 1350-30 B.C.E.; The Roman era, 1st century B.C.E. - 4th century A.D.; The Byzantine period, 4th century A.D. - 15th century A.D.; Islamic-Seljuk period, 9th century A.D. - 13th century A.D.
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ISTANBUL ARASTIRMALARI YILLIGI, NO: 7 - 2017.
Annual of Istanbul studies.= Istanbul arastirmalari yilligi. No: 7 - 2017.
New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (26 x 20 cm) In English and Turkish. 237 p., ills. Annual of Istanbul studies.= Istanbul arastirmalari yilligi. No: 7 - 2017.
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MEHMET KURT.
Asagi Akin: Isauria Bölgesi'nde bir kale yerlesimi (Akron 15).
New English Paperback. Large demy 8vo. (23 x 15 cm). In Turkish with abstract in English. 125 p., ills. Asagi Akin: Isauria Bölgesi'nde bir kale yerlesimi (Akron 15).
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A. TUBA ÖKSE, NIHAT ERDOGAN, AHMET GÖRMÜS, ERKAN ATAY et alli.
Salvage Project of the Construction Area of the Ilisu Dam II: The Chalcolithic period.= Ilisu Baraji Insaat Sahasi Kurtarma Projesi II: Kalkolitik Çag.
New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (32 x 25 cm). In English and Turkish. 546 p., many numerous b/w and color plans, plates, figures and photos. Salvage Project of the Construction Area of the Ilisu Dam II: The Chalcolithic period.= Ilisu Baraji Insaat Sahasi Kurtarma Projesi II: Kalkolitik Çag. A very heavy volume. The Ilisu Dam, scheduled to be built on the Tigris river valley, will form a lake affecting the provinces of Diyarbakir, Siirt, Mardin and Sirnak of south-eastern Turkey. The area to be flooded covers c. 37 000ha and will cover a great number of archaeological sites including the famous medieval town of Hasankeyf. The Chalcolithic period was located and assessed at five sites. The assemblages are mostly of the Chaff-Faced Ware; two sherds might represent Late Ubaid Painted Ware.
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ATA ATUN.
Names of the locations of Cyprus lost in the depths of 2500 years of history and a bilingual (Greek-Turkish) map written in Roman script.= Kibris'in 2500 yillik geçmisinde tarihin derinliklerinde kaybolmus yer isimleri ve Latin harfleri ile iki dilde (Türkçe-Rumca) yazilmis yer haritasi.
As New English Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English and Turkish. [xvii], [1], 122 p., 1 folding huge map. Names of the locations of Cyprus lost in the depths of 2500 years of history and a bilingual (Greek-Turkish) map written in Roman script.= Kibris'in 2500 yillik geçmisinde tarihin derinliklerinde kaybolmus yer isimleri ve Latin harfleri ile iki dilde (Türkçe-Rumca) yazilmis yer haritasi.
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ISMAIL ULUS.
Açiklamali Sinop kitabeleri (Yazilarim-2).
New Turkish Paperback. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). In Turkish. [xvi], 209 p., b/w plates. Açiklamali Sinop kitabeleri (Yazilarim-2). Turkish-Islamic inscriptions in Sinop city with transcriptions.
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HASAN DEDEOGLU.
The Lydians and Sardis.
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.
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ALBRECHT GÖTZE.
Madduwattas.
Fine German Original cloth bdg. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 16 cm). In German and Hittite texts. [6], 178, [6] p., vi numerous b/w plates (Tafeln). Madduwattas. Madduwatta(s) was a king of Arzawa, in Anatolia, about 14th or 13th century BC. Probably, Madduwatta was first a local king of a Lukka city-state at coast of southwestern Asia Minor. He faced a struggle, in the Lukka Lands, against a "man from Ahhiya", named Attarsiya (or Atreus, in Hellenized rendering and lost his rule. Tudhaliya II, great king of Hittite Empire, gave Madduwatta asylum, and even gave him the mountainous kingdom Zippasla (i.e. Sippylos, the mountainous part of Lydia?) with the Siyanti River Land (Maeandrus river?); but, on condition that Madduwatta use it as a base to invade Arzawa. When Madduwatta did this, Kupanta-Kurunta, king of Arzawa, destroyed his army and occupied Zippasla. Once more, Tudhaliya defeated Madduwatta's enemy and restored Madduwatta to his throne. And then, Madduwatta's previous enemy Attarisiya attacked Zippasla, with 100 chariots. This time, Madduwatta did not even defend himself, but fled a third time to the Hittites. Tudhaliya sent a third army under Kisnapali (a Hittite general) to the land to drive Attarissiya out. This time, the Hittite army was ordered to stay. Madduwatta, apparently, then decided he was never again going to suffer such indignities. When Dalawa (Tlos) and Hinduwa rebelled, Madduwatta suggested that Kisnapali take Hinduwa while Madduwatta take Dalawa. But while Kisnapili was on his way to Hinduwa, Madduwatta allied with Dalawa, and with its help ambushed and killed Kisnapali. Independent once more, Madduwatta married the Arzawan king's daughter, and soon took that kingdom too. The flourishing of Madduwatta is reported as 1410 B.C. When Tudhaliya ordered Madduwatta to put down a revolt in Hapalla (or Caballa), he did - but then Madduwatta forced Hapalla, too, to switch loyalty to his own side. He then bullied Pisidia into his kingdom, even closer to the Hittite heartland. Under Tudhaliya's successor Arnuwanda I, Madduwatta even allied with his old foe Attarisiya and invaded Alashiya. (Source: Wikipedia).
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OKTAY AKSIT.
Likya tarihi.
Very Good Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. 137 p., 1 folded map. Likya tarihi. Lycian history. First Edition.
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MUHSIN YENIM, (1925-).
Museum of the Kulturpark and some old cities: Smyrna, Ephesus, Pergamon, Sardes, Priene, Miletus, Didyma, Mugla and Denizli (Glossary of archaeology and myhology).
Very Good English Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In English. 84 p., plates. Museum of the Kulturpark and some old cities: Smyrna, Ephesus, Pergamon, Sardes, Priene, Miletus, Didyma, Mugla and Denizli (Glossary of archaeology and myhology).
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DR. B. A. MYSTAKIDIS.
Byzantinisch-Deutsche Beziehungen zur Zeit der Ottonen.
Very Good German Modern cloth bdg. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 16 cm). In German. [xviii], 96 p. Byzantinisch-Deutsche Beziehungen zur Zeit der Ottonen. Byzantine-German relations at the time of the Ottonian dynasty. The Ottonians were a Saxon dynasty of German monarchs, (919-1024), named after three of its kings and Holy Roman Emperors named Otto, especially its first Emperor Otto I. It is also known as the Saxon dynasty after the family's origin in the German stem duchy of Saxony.
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DR. HUGO WINCKLER.
Die Völker Norderasiens. Der alte Orient, 1. Jahrgang, Heft 1.
Very Good German Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In German. 36 p. Die Völker Norderasiens. Der alte Orient, 1. Jahrgang, Heft 1.
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Curated by NICHOLAS CHR. STAMPOLIDIS, NAZAN ÖLÇER.
Karsidan karsiya. MÖ 3. Bin'de Kiklad Adalari ve Bati Anadolu. [Exhibition catalogue]. 24 Mayis - 28 Agustos 2011.
New Turkish Paperback. 4to. (27 x 24 cm). Edition in Turkish. 408 p., color ills. Karsidan karsiya. MÖ 3. Bin'de Kiklad Adalari ve Bati Anadolu. [Exhibition catalogue]. 24 Mayis - 28 Agustos 2011. Sabanci University Sakip Sabanci Museum (SSM) hosted a very important exhibition under the main sponsorship of CIMSA. The exhibition, entitled "Across - The Cyclades and Western Anatolia During the 3rd Millennium BC" was composed of artifacts from various Turkish museums as well as the National Archaeological Museum of Athens and the N P Goulandris Foundation Museum of Cycladic Art. The exhibition examined the relations between Anatolia, where the first steps towards civilization took place, and the nearby Cyclades Islands in the Aegean that gave rise to reciprocal influence that created two cultures which while similar in many respects, nonetheless maintained distinctive regional characteristics. The exhibition that also marked the first official cooperation between museums from Turkey and Greece was open to visit between 24th of May ¿ 28th of August 2011. A 14 meters long exact replica model of the Cycladic Ships, stood out as one of the most interesting pieces of the exhibition. The replica showed the impact of the Cycladic Ships on the interaction between the two cultures, as the ships were the only way of transportation between the two sides of the Aegean for a long time. The ships were built by Ankara University Research Center for Maritime Archaeology as a part of the "Cycladic Ships Revival Project" and without any binder materials or nails, by taking advantage of the swelling nature of the wood when goes into contact with water.
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Edited by BRIGITTE PITARAKIS, GÜLRU TANMAN.
Life is short, art long: The art of healing in Byzantium. New perspectives.
New English Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 265 p., color ills. Life is short, art long: The art of healing in Byzantium. New perspectives. Providing new approaches to Byzantine views on health and medicine, this 13-chapter volume builds interdisciplinary bridges between a variety of subjects, ranging from religious beliefs and supernatural forces to oral health and dietary habits. Other topics include perceptions of the eternal afterlife, health centers in Constantinople and Anatolia, medical literature, access to exotic materials used in pharmaceuticals, traditions related to the god Asklepios, and hospital architecture designed to promote healing. The themes covered are based on the proceedings of the symposium held 14 March 2015, Medicine Day in Turkey, as part of the exhibition Life is Short, Art Long: the Art of Healing in Byzantium at the Pera Museum. All chapters are in English.
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NURI GÖKÇE.
A portrait of Trajan recently discovered in Ankara.= Über ein in Ankara Gefundenes portrait des Trajanus.= Un buste en bronze de Trajan decouverta Ankara.= Ankara Traianus portresi.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. 12mo. (17 x 12 cm). In English, German, French, and Turkish. 49 p., editor's note, 17 numerous b/w plts. A portrait of Trajan recently discovered in Ankara.= Über ein in Ankara Gefundenes portrait des Trajanus.= Un buste en bronze de Trajan decouverta Ankara.= Ankara Traianus portresi. Signed and inscribed by archaeologist Gökçe to T. Tarhan.
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NURI GÖKÇE.
A portrait of Trajan recently discovered in Ankara.= Über ein in Ankara Gefundenes portrait des Trajanus.= Un buste en bronze de Trajan decouverta Ankara.= Ankara Traianus portresi.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. 12mo. (17 x 12 cm). In English, German, French, and Turkish. 49 p., editor's note, 17 numerous b/w plts. A portrait of Trajan recently discovered in Ankara.= Über ein in Ankara Gefundenes portrait des Trajanus.= Un buste en bronze de Trajan decouverta Ankara.= Ankara Traianus portresi.
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ERDAL YAZICI.
Bodrum peninsula, Halicarnassus and surrounding areas.
New English Paperback. Demy 8vo. (22 x 14 cm). In English. 212 p., color and b/w ills. Bodrum peninsula, Halicarnassus and surrounding areas. Bodrum Peninsula is like a break before Europe in the notebook of Anatolia which Asia Minor culture is written in. Before the break there is Anatolia, just after that there is the European Culture. Therefore, the peninsula is a geographical area where the Asian and European cultures are synthesised. Beginning with the earliest phases of history, human effect on these lands has continued to the present times. In fact, one of the seven monuments in the whole world which written itself as "wonder" is found on these lands. Undoubtedly, it is not a coincidence. Halicarnassian Peninsula was always worthy to be the center of the mighty civilizations and pompous monuments with fertile lands, habitable nature and geographical position it has. Taking a trip in Halicarnassus, which was once the capital of the Carian Region, will be nothing like an ordinary tour. Roaming in Halicarnassus has a boosting effect on man's desire to explore. It always keeps an urge to explore, to question and as well as sense of wonder within living. Together with many doors leading to history's chamber full of secrets, Halicarnassus also has an astonishing nature. It is a nonesuch chance of joy to have a walk within the Bodrum Castle which seems like an ornament hanging on the neck of Peninsula, with touching the walls of it or even to have a look from the towers of the castle to the intense blue waters of the Aegean Sea. With this book in your hand, we've got ourselves in the effort to bring light on the lesserknown side of the worldwide respected holiday destination, Bodrum. History and culture of Bodrum are being enlightened beneath this light. For this reason, travellers who come to the city with the sole purpose of a holiday will enrich their trips by seeing cultural assets which represented in this book such as the Bodrum Castle, Pedesa famous city of Leleges, Myndus and many others which also told hereby. This book, which offers the optimal tour programme with the maps and plans given upon the interest of the reader in the prologue as well as the epilogue, is prepared by the team whose members are counting Bodrum as one of the primary hosts of the cultural heritage of the World. The history and the cultural heritage of Bodrum are told in a plain language and presented in a narrative way. Both the information and the story behind what is told in the text is garnished with well-qualified photos. We share on these pages mysterious world of Halicarnassus from Bodrum, Izmir and Museums of Istanbul to London, British Museum and Altes Museum (Berlin).
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MUZAFFER TEPEKAYA, ALPAY BIZBIRLIK, NECCDET OKUMUS.
Manisa'da Osmanli dönemi hazireleri.
New Turkish Original bdg. HC. Folio. (34 x 25 cm). In Turkish. [4], 829 p., 109 numerous color plates. Manisa'da Osmanli dönemi hazireleri. A very heavy volume. 1000 copies were printed.
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MEHRAN AMIR AHMADI.
The conflict between democracy and despotism in Iran from ancient Iran to downfall of Gajars.
New Persian Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Persian with bilingual title in English and Persian. 144 p. The conflict between democracy and despotism in Iran from ancient Iran to downfall of Gajars. First Edition. Signed and inscribed by Ahmadi.
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K. ERDAR GERGINER.
Geç Hitit dönemi tasvir sanatinda mobilyalar.
New Turkish Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 171 p., ills. Geç Hitit dönemi tasvir sanatinda mobilyalar. Furnitures in the portrayal art of late Hittites.
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Edited by ERDAL CAYAN, EBRU ERKAN.
The Turks of Eurasia.
New New English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (30 x 22 cm). Edition in English. 238 p., many color and b/w ills. The Turks of Eurasia.
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