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Journal of Philia
For a long time, rule by local dynasts was thought to have become sporadic in Asia Minor after 188. In fact, before the discovery of new inscriptions in recent decades, their coexistence with the Attalid Empire was not considered possible. However, a systematic examination now reveals the autocratic rulers of Cibyra, Boubon, Tabae and Olbasa from the ...
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For a long time, rule by local dynasts was thought to have become sporadic in Asia Minor after 188. In fact, before the discovery of new inscriptions in recent decades, their coexistence with the Attalid Empire was not considered possible. However, a systematic examination now reveals the autocratic rulers of Cibyra, Boubon, Tabae and Olbasa from the ...
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Stadiasmus Patarensis için Parerga (4) Milyas'taki Mikron Oros Akarassos
2009Makalede, bir süre önce yurt dışına kaçırılarak eski eserkoleksiyoncularının eline düşen, Caesar’ın Likyalılarla yapmış ve bronz levhaüzerine yazdırmış olduğu anlaşma metninde ve yine yakın bir geçmişte kuzey Likya’daparça halinde ele geçmiş, Claudius devrinde bir Likya eyalet valisine ait kararnamedeElmalı Ovası’nın tarihi coğrafyasına ilişkin ...
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Preliminary Evaluations on the Necropoleis and the Burials of Iron Age Milyas
The Milian Tumuli represent a course of premeditated, conscious actions of a society with a certain degree of experience and knowledge. This manifests itself in the selection of a site as well as in the labor and construction techniques. In this regard, the places selected and created for tumulus graves are situated within a landscape that was ...openaire +1 more source
Reisen in Lykien, Milyas und Kibyratis. By Eugen Petersen and Felix von Luschan.
The American Journal of Archaeology and of the History of the Fine Arts, 1890openaire +1 more source