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On the geoarchaeology of Limyra (SW Anatolia)—new insights into the famous Lycian city and its environs [PDF]
Geoarchaeology - an International Journal, 2020 Abstract Geoarchives in ancient settlement sites and their environs bear valuable information about Holocene landscape evolution and human–environment interactions. During the last six millennia, sea‐level and coastline changes have had a significant impact on coastal settlements, some of which even had to be relocated.
Friederike Stock, Helmut Brückner
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The Excavation at Limyra (Lycia) 2019: Preliminary Report [PDF]
Anatolia Antiqua Eski Anadolu, 2020 Fig. 1: Limyra, City Plan C. Kurtze, ©OAW-OAI The excavation season at Limyra (Fig. 1) lasted from July 29 until September 27, 2019 with the permission granted by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. We would like to express our gratitude to the state representative Esengul YILDIZ OZTEKIN from the Marmaris Museum. Preliminary Remarks (M.
Inge Uytterhoeven
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The Excavation at Limyra/Lycia 2018: Preliminary Report [PDF]
Anatolia Antiqua Eski Anadolu, 2019 1. Research Focus “Urbanistic Studies in Limyra” (M. Seyer) The focus in 2018 should be laid in investigations on the urbanistic development of Limyra mainly during the Hellenistic period. Excavation and research work could be carried out in the frame of the scientific project “The Urbanistic Development of Limyra in the Hellenistic Period”.
Helmut Brückner, Friederike Stock
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Die lykische Nova N 337 aus Limyra [PDF]
, 2012 The article is to present an edition of a Lycian inscription found in the year 2000 in Limyra. In spite of its fragmentary state of preservation, it is of great importance since it contributes to our understanding of Lycian history and culture.
Christiansen, Birgit, Seyer, Martin
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The excavation at Limyra/Lycia 2016: preliminary report [PDF]
Anatolia Antiqua, 2018 Research focus “urbanistic studies in Limyra” With the approval of the scientific project “The Urbanistic Development of Limyra in the Hellenistic Period” for three years by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) (P29027-G25), the research program on urbanism ...
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Coğrafya Dergisi, 2022 Limyra or Zemuri is located in the southeast of the Teke peninsula, on the Finike Plain and the foothills of Toçak Mountain to the north. Limyra is one of the important settlements of the Lycian civilization.
Ertuğ Öner +3 more
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Two New Inscriptions from Asarönü (Finike, Antalya)
Gephyra, 2023 The first part of this article deals with a Severan family monument from Asarönü: Statue bases of father (new) and mother (first published in 1991), erected by their sons in the local sanctuary of Apollo, show important public functions of the elite ...
Fatih Onur, Michael Wörrle
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Chñtabura und Chinaχa oder lykisches Dynasten-Gedenken
Gephyra, 2023 On his sarcophagus in Limyra, Khñtabura is shown standing naked between two old seated men designated as Araχa and Khinaχa. The second one could be the dynast Khinaχa, who minted coins at Limyra much earlier, because there are other cases of cultivating ...
Diether Schürr
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New inscriptions from the Settlement on Belen Tepesi at Gülmez Dağı in Central Lycia
Gephyra, 2022 The settlement of Belen has not been investigated since the brief notice made by J. Borchhardt in 1975 until last year, although there are significant archaeological remains and it is situated at an important geographical position between Myra and Limyra.
Mehmet Alkan
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Die Grabungen am Südtor von Limyra: DIE GRABUNGEN DER JAHRE 1982 – 1986 AM SÜDTOR VON LIMYRA | VAISSELLE ANTIQUE À LIMYRA EN LYCIE ORIENTALE (SO 3A ET 3B) | KERAMIK AUS DER SONDAGE 5 IN DER WESTSTADT VON LIMYRA [PDF]
Jahreshefte Des Österreichischen Archäologischen Institutes Vienna, 2008 exaly +2 more sources