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The Nereid Monument is a sculptured tomb from Xanthus in Lycia. It took the form of a Greek temple on top of a base decorated with sculpted friezes, and is thought to have been built in the early 4th cent. BC. as a tomb for Arbinas. The... more
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This paper presents a new Greek epitaph which was found during the epigraphical survey conducted within the scope of the Xanthus Excavations 2014. The inscription in question is written on the lid and on the damaged tabula ansata of the... more
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      Ancient LyciaXanthosKsanthos
Bu makalede, Antalya’nın Kaş ilçesine bağlı Kınık Mahallesi'nde bulunan Ksanthos kentinden iki yeni mezar steli tanıtılmaktadır. Söz konusu steller, 2012 yılında antik kentte sürdürülen epigrafi çalışmaları sırasında kentin güneydoğu suru... more
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      Greek EpigraphyXanthosKsanthos
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Abstract: A “bust” brought from the ancient city Xanthos is on display as a part of “ production of sculpture” at the permanent exhibiton of Antalya Archaeological Museum. The fragment was brought to the museum in 1972, however the place... more
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      XanthosLyciaRoman SculptureSarcophagus
Antik tiyatrolardaki kullanım ve işlev Anadolu’daki tiyatrolar bağlamında daha farklı bir durumdadır. Çünkü burada sahip olunan yerel kültür ile tiyatronun kendi Hellenistik kültürü karşı karşıya geldiği için özellikle karmaşık bir oluşum... more
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      Ancient Greek and Roman TheatreXanthosKsanthosGladyatörler
To be held at Ankara 10th of May 2019

Ankara 10 Mayıs 2019'da Başkent Üniversitesinde
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      ArchaeologyNumismaticsHellenistic and Roman Asia MinorAncient Lycia
Xanthos South City Gate and Its Phases Three gates providing access to the city from the east, west, and south have been identified on the oft-restored walls of Xanthos. This ancient city has been inhabited uninterruptedly from the... more
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      ArchaeologyArchitectureArchitectural HistoryHellenistic and Roman Asia Minor