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2004New English Original bdg. 4to. (29 x 22 cm). [xxx], 120 p. In Turkish. A tumulus exposed with rescue excavations 15 km southwest of Tekirdag. It is known with the name of the village nearby as Naip Tumulus or as Kizlar Hoyuk Tepesi. The architecture indicates late 4th - early 3rd centuiry BC while the small finds indicate the last third of the 4th century BC. This tomb must have belonged to an elite commander.
2005New English Original bdgç HC. 4to. (31 x 24 cm). 176 p., 180 color iills., 172 drawings. Based on the "Life of Rev. Grigol Handzta", the monasteries established and told in the Vita are visited and some identified and it is focused on the architecture with comparisons with Syria, Georgia and other regions of Anatolia. Artvin'deki Gürcü manastirlarinin mimarisi. (Rahip Grigol Handzta Dönemi). Bir 10. yüzyil elyazmasina göre Rahip Grigol Handzta'nin gezi güzergahindaki manastirlarin mimarisi.
2008New English Paperback. Pbo. 87 p. 4to. (31 x 23 cm). In German and Turkish. Ills. German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul prepared a photo exhibition about the earliest archaeological investigations in Turkey to celebrate the 75. anniversary of the institute in Istanbul. Erinnerungen. Frühe photographien aus der anfangszeit deutscher archaologischer Forschung in der Türkei.= Anilar. Alman bilim adamlarinin Türkiye'deki arkeolojik arastirmalarinin baslangiç döneminden fotograflar. 03 - 11 Haziran 2004 Galeri Dürer, Istanbul [Exhibition catalogue].
2010New English Original cloth bdg. 4to. (30 x 23 cm). 116 p., 1 folding plan. B/w and color ills. In German. Contents: Der Stadtplan Von Patara Einleitung, Beibachtungen Zu Den Stadtmauern Von Patara Die Frühbyzantinische Staftmauer Von Patara Die Mittelalterliche Stadtmauer Geophysikalische Erkundungen in Patara. Patara I.1. Der Stadtplan von Patara und Beobachtungen zu den Stadtmauern.
2006New English Paperback. 4to. (29 x 21 cm). In English. 693 p. B/w ills. The International Congress of Ethnobotany (ICEB) is a series of meetings coordinated by an international committee in conjunction with different local committees. The aim of the ICEB is to bring together scholars interested in ethnobotany from various areas of this discipline. Proceedings of the IVth International Congress of the Ethnobotany (ICEB 2005). (21-26 Agust 2005 Istanbul - Turkey).
2005New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (28 x 21,5 cm). [x], 217, [1] p. In English. Color and b/w ills. This publication is the first result of investigations that began as conversations and contemplations with my long-term advisor and mentor Machteld J. Mellink during a visit toTarsus in May 1998. The occasion for the visit was the 20th Annual Excavation Results Symposium hosted by the Ministry of Culture, General Directorate of Monuments and Museums. The idea of preparing for a Bogaziçi University Expedition to Cilicia took shape as one of many projects contrived at our annual sojourn in ancient Myndos (Gümüslük) with Daryo Mizrahi and Selçuk Esenbel. The encouragement and sustained support of Selçuk Esenbel, Professor of History and at the time Chair of the History Deparment at B. U. to initiate such a project laid the ground for all future work.
2001New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 17 cm). [xi], 203 p. Ills. In Turkish and English summary. Cities and fortresses in Ottoman Hungary. Osmanli Macaristani'nda kentler, kaleler. "Since the end of the nineteenth century essays have been written on the topic of settlements in the Ottoman Hungary. Historians, archaeologists, as well as art and architecture historians have investigated the nature and buildings of Turkish towns and military structures. The aim of this book is to present the settlements in the geographical and historical context, where the influence of the military organization was significant.".
2012New English Original bdg. 4to. (32 x 22 cm). 532 p. Very heavy volume. Color ills. Contents: Forward Acknowledgements. Check-List of Amorium Publications. General Introduction: Archaeological Introduction. E.A. Ivison, Excavations at the Lower City Enclosure, 1996-2008. Finds Reports. B. Böhlendorf-Arslan, The Pottery from Destruction Contexts in the Enclosure. E. Lafli, Roman and Late Roman Terracotta Unguentaria: 1988-2005. E. Schoolman, Middle Imperial, Late Roman, and Early Byzantine. Terracotta Oil Lamps: 2002-2005. C.S. Lightfoot, Middle Byzantine Terracotta Lamps: 1993-2005. C.S. Lightfoot, Hellenistic and Roman Terracotta Figurines and Architectural Fragments. J. Witte, Counters and Stoppers in Terracotta and Stone. C.S. Lightfoot, Small Finds in Bone and Ivory. J. Witte, Toys, Game Pieces, and Boards: 1988-2005. J. Witte, Roman and Byzantine Bricks and Tiles: 1988-2004. C.S. Lightfoot, Byzantine Weights and Related Material. Technical and Scientific Studies. A. Demirel, Two Weapon-Related Skull Traumas from the Enclosure, 2008 J. Giorgi, The Plant Remains. E. Ioannidou, Animal Husbandry. D.S. Reese, Inventory of Marine and Freshwater Shells A.M. Shedrinsky and C.S. Lightfoot, A Byzantine Amber Bead 17. M.G. Drahor, Results from the Geophysical Survey conducted in the Lower City Enclosure, Appraisal, C.S. Lightfoot, Amorium: Facts, Myths, and Misconceptions, Abbreviations, Bibliography
2011New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). 275 p. Ills. Harput. Kale mahallesinde Osmanli yasami.
2011New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (29 x 22 cm). 385 p. Color ills. In Turkish. Eumeneia. Seyhlü - Isikli.
2011New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). [xxiv], 174 p. In German and Turkish. Ills. Miras 1. Siedeln und Wohnen in Einer Ruinenstatte. Ein denkmalpflegerisches Konzept fur Herakleia am Latmos.= Miras 1. Yerlesim ve yasam alani olarak ören yeri. Herakleia (Latmos) için bir koruma konsepti. Contents: Sunus (Martin Bachmann ¿ Felix Pirson) Onsoz (von Anneliese Peschlow-Bindokat) Tesekkur (Albert Distelrath) Kisaltmalar Bir Oren Yerine Yerlesme ve Yasama ¿ Bilimsel Arastirmalarin Bulundugu Asama ve Calismanin Temel Sorusu Herakleia / Kapikiri Yerlesim Tarihi ¿ Durum Tespit Calismasi ve Analiz Herakleia¿nin Konumu ve Tarihi Herakleia¿daki Yapilar ve Maruz Olduklari Tehlike Sehir Surlari Agora Bouleuterion Athena Latmia Tapinagi Endymion Kutsal Alani Tiyatro Konut Yapilari Nekropoller Roma ve Bizans Yapilasmasi Turk Koyu Kapikiri¿nin Gelisimi 1960¿a Kadar Koyun Gelisimi 1960¿dan Sonra Koyun Gelisimi Gunumuzde Kapikiri ve Gelecege Yonelik Tahminler Kapikiri¿da Gec Osmanli/Turk Yerlesim Bicimleri ve Mimari Geleneklerin Yasam ve Ev Bicimlerine Etkisi Gocebelikten Yerlesik Yasam Bicimine Gecis ¿ Latmos¿da Koylerin Ortaya Cikisi Kapikiri Mimarisi Baglaminda Osmanl /Turk Konut Mimarisinin Ozellikleri Latmos¿da Koyler ve Yerlesim Tarzlari Comakdag Koyu Guneydogu Latmos¿da Bir Vadi: Kandak, Cukur, Bogurtlenambari ve Kayabuku Kapikiri¿na Komsu Koy: Golyaka Kapikiri Koy Gelisimine ve Mimarisine Etkiler Kapikiri Koy Gelisiminde Kullanisa Uygunluk ve Kullanimin Sinirlari Herakleia Icin Bir Eski Eserleri Koruma Plani Herakleia Icin Simdiye Kadar Alinan Koruma Onlemleri ve Yasal Duzenlemeler Eski Eser Mevcudunun Degerlendirilmesi ve Koruma Onlemlerinin Tanimlanmasi Kapikiri Koy Gelisim Plani Kapikiri¿daki Eski ve Yeni Yapilar Icin Duzenleme Teklifleri Herakleia ve Latmos¿da Alan Kullanim Plani - Kapikiri Koyunun Yeni Gelisim Egilimleri Ozet ve Gelecege Bakis Ek Kaynakca.
2007New English Original cloth bdg. 4to. (30 x 23 cm). 180 p. Color and b/w ills. In Turkish and English abstract. Patara V.1. Patara terrakottalari. Hellenistik ve Erken Roma dönemleri.
2008New English Original bdg. Hardcover. 4to. (30 x 23 cm). 184 p. Color and b/w ills. In Turkish and English abstract. 9789758071814. Patara IV.1. Patara unguentariumlari.
2009New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (27 x 20 cm). In English. Color ills. 118 p. Contents: The paleolithic and neolithic periods, The Chalcolithic period, The kuro - araxes culthure (Early bronze age), The salt mine of Duzdagi,The painted pottery culture (Middle bronze age), The rock - carvings of Gemikaya, The late bronze and early iron ages, The middle and late iron age cultures.
2008New English Original bdg. 4to. (28 x 24 cm). In Turkish. Color ills. 365 p. Efes artemisionu: Bir tanriçanin kutsal mekani. Translators: Banu Yener, Sükrü Tezer, Ümran Yügrük.
2010New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 16 cm). In Turkish. 133 p. Yumuktepe. Dokuzbin yillik yolculuk.
2011Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 16 cm). Turkish edition. 196 p. "This guide includes a practical itinerary that leads you past all the most significant features of the ancient capital, including the rock-cut sanctuary of Yazilikaya nearby. Color photography and a wealth of reconstruction drawings accompany the descriptions -interesting, clear and easy to read- of each monument. You will also have at hand a brief history of the city, as well as bibliographical references for further reading in various languages.". Hattusa rehberi. Hitit baskentinde bir gün.
2008New English Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). 127 p. In Turkish. Color ills. Mezopotamya'ya açilan kapi: Harran.
2006New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). 211 p. In Turkish. Color ills. The epigraphic guide to Hierapolis of Phrygia (Pamukkale) aims to present visitors to the site and the museum with some of the most interesting Greek inscriptions that they will encounter, helping to both read and understand them. The excavations conducted by the Italian Archaeological Mission have trebled the number of documents that were known at the end of the nineteenth century, now totalling over 1000. Starting in Hellenistic times, the inscriptions from Hierapolis shed light on all aspects of urban life, and provide information on the composition of the population, on institutions and government, on municipal and provincial roles, as well as on religion, productive sectors and the organisation of gilds, Greek-type contests and amphitheatre games, the activity of public benefactors, funerary rites, the Jewish community and the expressions of Christianity. The majority of the most significant documents have been published, and work is now directed towards producing a scientific corpus of all epigraphic material.
2008New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). 84 p. In Turkish. Color and b/w ills. "Each villager was the lord of his own piece of land. Everybody had a two-storied house in the village. In addition, a summer home surrounded with walnut, almond, apple, pear and cherry trees and vegetable gardens. Andnobody neglected to decorate their gardens with flowers. And the streams springing on ali sides never stopped flowing. When the wheat and barley were ripe our fields were like gold gilt seas. You would never find elsewhere olive trees such as ours, full of olives so much that the branches touched the ground, round and black olives, glimmering olive trees. Olive oil was a slow but reliable source of income. But figs. Figs filled the belt of the villagers with gold! Our figs were famous not only in Aydin province but also in the East, Europe and America. Such a thin skin almost non-existing, honeyed with the sun of Anatolia." Dido Sotiriou.
2007New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). In Turkish. Color ills. Labraunda is an ancient site in south-western Turkey, excavated by Swedish archaeologists. This solitary place was a pilgrim sanctuary and the sacred centre for the ancient Karians; a paved road for sacred processions led there from Milas. The shrine at Labraunda was the most important one in this part of Karia. This guide to the Swedish excavations contains both a description of the buildings that were erected in honour of the god Zeus Labraundos and an account of how the site was rediscovered in the 19th century. Labraunda is worth a visit not only because of the well-preserved remains of the unique banqueting hall Andron A and the other ruins, but also for the beautiful location and the splendid panorama view it offers. It is also unusual to find an ancient sanctuary, which, after its heyday, remained almost unchanged. It is therefore still possible to imagine what the sanctuary looked like in the 4th century BC, at the time when Karia was ruled by Maussollos and Idrieus.
2011New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (27 x 20 cm). In English. Color ills. and photos. 208 p.: with 152 colour and 23 b/w photographs, 60 drawings and 8 plan diagrams Yazilikaya: Hittite rock sanctuary. The rock sanctuary of Yazilikaya is one of the most important ritual sites of the Late Bronze Age in Turkey. Its walls are decorated with unique rock-cut reliefs: over ninety male and female deities, animals and mythical beings - more than half of all known Hittite reliefs. The sanctuary once lay on the outskirts of Hattusa, capital of the Hittite Empire, in central Anatolia. The German Archaeological Institute has been excavating here since 1931 and the rock sanctuary of Yazilikaya has been thoroughly investigated in the process. While scientific literature is plentiful, what is lacking is a "complete Yazilikaya": a comprehensively illustrated publication in English intended both for experts and the broader reading public. This book is intended to fill that gap. It offers the reader a virtual tour of the sanctuary and can also serve as a guidebook for visitors to the site. At the same time it summarizes the results of earlier excavations as well as the latest research. Lavishly illustrated with spectacular new photographs of the rock massif, it contains a detailed description of the rock chambers with the reliefs and the accompanying temple buildings. This section is followed by chapters reconstructing the history of the sanctuary and discussing its still mysterious function. Other chapters focus on the Hittites and their capital city, the discovery of the site and its research history and much more besides - with the aim of bringing the ancient monument vividly to life before the reader's eyes.
2011New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (27 x 20 cm). In Turkish. Color ills. and photos. 208 p.: with 152 colour and 23 b/w photographs, 60 drawings and 8 plan diagrams Yazilikaya: Hittite rock sanctuary. The rock sanctuary of Yazilikaya is one of the most important ritual sites of the Late Bronze Age in Turkey. Its walls are decorated with unique rock-cut reliefs: over ninety male and female deities, animals and mythical beings - more than half of all known Hittite reliefs. The sanctuary once lay on the outskirts of Hattusa, capital of the Hittite Empire, in central Anatolia. The German Archaeological Institute has been excavating here since 1931 and the rock sanctuary of Yazilikaya has been thoroughly investigated in the process. While scientific literature is plentiful, what is lacking is a "complete Yazilikaya": a comprehensively illustrated publication in English intended both for experts and the broader reading public. This book is intended to fill that gap. It offers the reader a virtual tour of the sanctuary and can also serve as a guidebook for visitors to the site. At the same time it summarizes the results of earlier excavations as well as the latest research. Lavishly illustrated with spectacular new photographs of the rock massif, it contains a detailed description of the rock chambers with the reliefs and the accompanying temple buildings. This section is followed by chapters reconstructing the history of the sanctuary and discussing its still mysterious function. Other chapters focus on the Hittites and their capital city, the discovery of the site and its research history and much more besides - with the aim of bringing the ancient monument vividly to life before the reader's eyes.
2011New English Paperback. Pbo. Oblong 4to. Ills. 142 p. In English and Turkish. A study of Ibrahim Demirel's photographs.= Ibrahim Demirel fotograflari üzerine bir inceleme. Prep by: Jülide Demirel. Translation: Barbara Blackwell Gülen.
2011New English Original bdg. HC. 224 p. In English. Color ills. Witnesses to a bygone culture ancient wall paintings provide direct access to the ancient way of life, and become a means of communication between their commissioner and their audience. In Ephesos for a long time wall painting was treated as a second-class citizen, as a secondary product of the excavated monuments. The remains of wall paintings at Ephesos, however, extend far beyond Terrace Houses which can be easily visited today. With this book the remnants of wall paintings in Ephesos are for the first time studied and presented in detail, claiming a new chronology and dating. From the Terrace Houses to the Grotto of St. Paul the work covers a long time span from the Hellenistic period through medieval Byzantine period, enriched with numerous colour figures.