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The Early Byzantine Domed Basilicas of West Asia Minor, An essay in Graphic Reconstruction [PDF]
This paper investigates the methodology employed in the recent survey and reconstruction of the major Early Byzantine domed churches of west Asia Minor.
Karydis, Nikolaos
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Hellenistic and Roman grave steles in Asia Minor were usually produced and put in place for a unique, specific purpose and intended for eternal display at the tomb.
Eva Christof
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John Vladislav dynasty (Vladislavichi), Arcrunids, Bagratids in the Byzantium of 11th century
The Byzantine emperor Basil II allocated to royal family the land possessions in Asia Minor. The Bulgarian aristocracy was a part of Byzantine elite, and Bulgarians didn’t take part in management of Eastern themates of the Empire till 1071.
Valery Stepanenko
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Inscribed finger rings from late antique and Byzantine Asia Minor
In this short paper we present thirteen metal rings from the museums of Izmir (nos. 3-4 and 9-10), Afyonkarahisar (no. 5), Bergama (nos. 6 and 8), Ödemiş (no. 7), Trabzon (no. 11), and Balıkesir (no.
Lafli, Ergün, Buora, Maurizio
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Kurshun-Jami Mosque (Crimea, 14th Century) and the Seljuk Tradition of Anatolia
The publication features the results of many years of studies on one of the most significant sites for the understanding the historical topography of the Golden Horde city in Crimea – the Kurshun-Jami Mosque (the Lead Mosque).
Kramarovsky Mark G. , Seydaliev Emil I.
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King Midas : between the Balkans and Asia Minor
Between historical figure and legend, King Midas'image stands as an embodiment of the Greeks'ideas of the Barbarian, particularly of the Barbarian from Thrada and Asia minor.
Maya Vassileva
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Returning to Ancestral Soil. A Commentary on IJudOr II 193 (Hierapolis/Phrygia)
The vast and well-preserved necropolis areas in Hierapolis hold several tombs which belonged to members of the local Jewish community. Most of the 27 pertaining epitaphs are perfectly within the scope of local (i.e. pagan) traditions and habits.
Karin Wiedergut
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The Archaeology of Biblical Sites in Asia Minor: Its Symbiosis with Archaeobiblical Tourism
This article discusses the rise of archaeology in Asia Minor and the related development of heritage tourism in Turkey. It focuses particularly on the branch termed archaeobiblical tourism.
Mark Wilson
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The _Homonoia_ Coins of Asia Minor and Ephesians 1:21
During the later half of the first century A.D., the political climate in the Greek East was characterised by tensions arising from the competition for titles and status between the leading cities of the eastern provinces, especially in Asia Minor ...
John Paul Lotz
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