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A New Discovery in Central Lycia: The Günağı Church
Pamukkale University Journal of Social Sciences Institute, 2016Our surveys on the Byzantine settlements aim to document the religious and civilian buildings in the region, to discuss dates and functions of the documented structures, to identify the road network interconnecting these settlements, and to identify the contribution of agricultural production to artistic media.
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The Classical Quarterly, 2020
This article examines allusions to Greek poetry in two Greek verse inscriptions carved on public monuments for Lycian dynasts of the late fifth and early fourth centuriesb.c.(CEG177, 888). Scholarship on these epigrams celebrating the rule, achievements and outstanding qualities of the dynasts Gergis (LycianKheriga) and Arbinas (Erbinna) has largely ...
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This article examines allusions to Greek poetry in two Greek verse inscriptions carved on public monuments for Lycian dynasts of the late fifth and early fourth centuriesb.c.(CEG177, 888). Scholarship on these epigrams celebrating the rule, achievements and outstanding qualities of the dynasts Gergis (LycianKheriga) and Arbinas (Erbinna) has largely ...
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Churches and Chapels of Central Lycia
Anatolian Studies, 1963The high Anatolian plateau is divided from the south coast of Turkey by the far higher Taurus chain. This extends south-west from Armenia in a vast double-curve, accommodating the coastal plains of Cilicia and Pamphylia and terminating abruptly in the wide, rugged promontory of Lycia (Fig. 1). The width of the promontory is about 120 km.; its mountains
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A Note on Architectural Sculpture in Central Lycia.
Anatolian Studies, 1972One of the many critical periods of Anatolian archaeology is that of Late Antiquity, when the long-established nexus of Graeco-Roman cities in the Eastern Mediterranean basin gave way to an order which looked increasingly to Constantinople. The refoundation of Byzantium on an imperial scale had occurred in the fourth century, but some two hundred years
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Quantitative analysis of the Early Christian churches of Central Lycia
2021Since the publication of R. Martin Harrison’s seminal work, ‘Churches and chapels of Central Lycia’ in 1963, numerous scholars have focused on the region, attracted by the large number of extant remains. From large-scale surveys, such as The Tübingen Lycia Project and Tabula Imperii Byzantini, to site-focused archaeological examinations (such as ...
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The role of cultural route planning in cultural heritage conservation the case of central Lycia [PDF]
, 2011 The main subject of the thesis is planning “cultural routes” as a method for conservation of cultural and natural heritage areas at regional scale. Defining a framework of conceptual principles which should be considered in spatial planning of cultural routes and regional networks constitutes the major aim of the thesis.
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Early Byzantine Settlements and Rural House Architecture in Central Lycia
2013Surveys conducted by the author in the mountainous area north of Demre (Myra) between 2006 and 2009 with the permission of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and under the supervision of the Antalya Museum have provided much data on the region's settlement pattern and architecture in the Early Byzantine period.
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Cabotage at Aperlae in Ancient Lycia
International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 2000Robert L Hohlfelder
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Kheriga and Kherẽi in central Lycia and the Xanthos Valley : the rise of a migrant dynasty
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