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On the Origin of Federal Institutions of Hellenistic Lykia
Vostok. Afro-aziatskie obshchestva: istoriia i sovremennostThe Lykian koinon that existed in the south of Asia Minor from the first half of the 2nd century BCE, had a federal organization, in many ways reminiscent of the structure of other federations of the Hellenistic world, especially that of the Achaian koinon.
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Athenian campaigns in Karia and Lykia during the Peloponnesian War
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1993Thucydides (ii 9.4) records among the allies of Athens in 431 ‘coastal Karia and the Dorians living near the Karians’. All Karia and Lykia had been brought into the Delian League after the campaigns of Kimon that culminated in the battle of the Eurymedon.
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Roma Dönemi’nde Olymops (Lykia) Kuzey Kent
2021Lykia Olympos’unda bir süredir kentin kuzey yakasına odaklanılmış kazı ve araştırmalar sürdürülmektedir. Bu çalışmalar Roma Dönemi’nde kentin en kapsamlı inşa programlarından birinin yaşandığı tapınak ve çevresinde yoğunlaşmıştır. Ortaya çıkan bulgu-lar, Olympos Kuzey Kent olarak isimlendirilen, kentin Olympos Çayı’nın kuzeyinde kalan yakasında, Roma ...
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Bazı Lykia Tanrılarına İlişkin Öneriler
2016Plutarch’s curse gods Arsalos, Dryos and Trosobios,the latter from Lyc. Trzzuba, may be derived, respectively, from Lyc. hrzze/i-‚upper‘, like the toponym Arsada, ẽtre/i- ‚lower‘, and *trzze/i-‚third‘. Tuwerise in TL 84 is identified as a theonym derived from a toponym,corresponding to Zeus Tourios. Tobaloas is interpreted as derived from atoponym too
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Neapolis: The Castle of Termessos at the Crossroad of Pisidia, Lykia and Pamphylia
2018Neapolis Ancient Settlement on the top of Keldağ situated in Doyran just at the junction of Lycia, Pamphylia and Pisidia, was surveyed in detail by the author and his team between 1997-2004 and the first scientific archeological studies were conducted.
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A ‘Small-Size Statue’ of Hephaistos from Olympos (Lykia)
Hephaistos is known not to be as popular as the other ‘Olympian Gods’ in Greco-Roman Art. But the ‘small-size statue’ of Hephaistos, found during the excavations undertaken in Olympos in Lykia should not be surprising because Hephaistos is ‘at home’ in ‘Yanartaş’, located approximately 5 kilometers North of Olympos.Durugönül, Serra, Erdoğan, Halil Mert
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