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Terracotta spacers from the bathhouse at Amorium
Anatolian Studies, 2006 AbstractThis article discusses the various ways in which the hot (caldarium) and warm (tepidarium) rooms of Roman and Byzantine bathhouses were provided with a wall heating system to complement the underfloor or hypocaust system. Several different methods were devised to create cavities in the walls through which hot air could rise.
Koçyiğit, Oğuz
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The First Arab Expedition against Amorium
Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 1977The chronology of Byzantine history in the middle of the seventh century is obscure and confused. Among the unsettled problems is the date of the early Arab raids into Asia Minor after the Arabs completed their conquest of Palestine and Syria in 640. The scanty Greek and Oriental Christian sources need supplementation from the Arabic ones.
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Geomagnetic and geoelectrical prospection for buried archaeological remains on the Upper City of Amorium, a Byzantine city in midwestern Turkey [PDF]
Journal of Geophysics and Engineering, 2014 On the basis of geophysical imaging surveys, including geomagnetic and geoelectrical resistivity, possible archaeological remains and their spatial parameters (i.e., location, extension, depth and thickness) were explored to provide useful data for ...
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Excavations at Amorium: 1992 Interim Report
Anatolian Studies, 1993August 1992 marked the sixth season of survey and excavation at the east Phrygian site of Amorium, located 170 km. south-west of Ankara. Excavation has so far sampled only a tiny part of what was in Roman and Byzantine times an extensive urban site, but results have consistently revealed that an exciting range of data can be drawn from this largely ...
R. M. Harrison, N. Christie et al
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Amorium 1987: A Preliminary Survey
Anatolian Studies, 1988Amorium is in eastern Phrygia, 170 km. south-west of Ankara, 70 km. north-east of Afyon, 12 km. east of the town of Emirdaǧ, and near the source of the Sakarya (Sangarius) (Fig. 1). It lies on the north-facing lower slopes of the mountains of Emirdaǧ (the Turkish town, previously called Aziziye, has the same name), and the ancient site of Amorium lies ...
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Art-SanatSince ancient times, military strategies as well as the quality of the war material used have played an important role in winning wars that have been fought for political, economic or religious reasons.
Gökalp, Zeliha Demirel, Kurt, Mehmet
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