DERLEYEN(LER):
Scott Redford
TRANSLATED BY: Azer Keskin
Tuna Şare
CATEGORY:
Archaeology
Art History
Photography
PAGES: 272
SIZE: 23 x 28 cm.
EDITION: 1st Print, İstanbul
HARDCOVER ISBN: 9786055250263
HARDCOVER PRICE: 400 TL
Antioch on the Orontes, Early Explorations in the City of Mosaics narrates the story of the first archaeological expeditions with articles and photographs, and provides news of the most recent archaeological excavations in Antioch.
From the very first moment when their picks and shovels hit the ground in 1932, archaeologists started to expose the remains of an enchanted city hidden under the roads, squares, and gardens of modern Antioch. The olive trees that constitute one of the most important symbols of the city, as they are also depicted in the mosaics of the Roman villas, concealed underneath their roots some of the most impressive works of ancient pictorial art…
Thus came to light one of the most magnificent cities of the Roman Empire. Antioch on the Orontes, Early Explorations in the City of Mosaics narrates the story of the first archaeological expeditions with articles and photographs, and provides news of the most recent archaeological excavations in Antioch.
Preface / Scott Redford
Curator's Foreword/ Murat Akar
Önsöz / Mehmet Ali Ovalı
Foreword / Shari Kenfield - Christopher Moss
Introduction
ARTICLES
The History of Antioch on the Orontes in the Greco-Roman Period/ Tina Najbjerg - Christopher Moss
History of the Antioch Excavations / Shari Kenfield
Archeological Research in Antioch on the orontes and Its Vicinity: 2002-12 / Hatice Pamir
Selected Bibliography
CATALOGUE/ Shari Kenfield -Christopher Moss
Time Table / Shari Kenfield - Murat Akar
Contributors
List of IIlustrations in Articles
Index of Catalogue Figures
Index
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