Papers by Şengül Aydıngün
Kültürel Mirası Koruma Çalışmaları, 2023
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Of Odysseys and Oddities, 2016
Yayıncının hakları devam ettiğinden yükleme yapılamamaktadır. İstenildiğinde pdf olarak adresiniz... more Yayıncının hakları devam ettiğinden yükleme yapılamamaktadır. İstenildiğinde pdf olarak adresinize gönderebiliriz. installation can not be continued because the publisher's rights . If required , we can send to your email address as PDFs.
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Archaeological excavations started in 2009 at the ancient harbour settlement of Bathonea on the F... more Archaeological excavations started in 2009 at the ancient harbour settlement of Bathonea on the Firuzköy
Peninsula in the Küçükçekmece Lake Basin on the western side of Istanbul. The excavations uncovered
harbours, roads, squares, water structures, military, civil and religious buildings dating between the IVth
century BC and the XIth century AD. In the area coded as Area 8, surrounded by the remains of a fortress, a
building with a square exterior and octagonal interior plan, a domed structure and a crypt is thought to be a
martyrion due to its characteristics. During the excavations carried out in this building, a geometrical floor
slab in opus sectile technique was unearthed. In addition, mosaic pavements were recovered from the dome,
arches, vaults and walls of the building. The tesserae, which appear to have been embedded in a thick plaster,
are made of natural stones such as green, blue, yellow, red, white, marble, glass and tiles, as well as many gold
and silver gilded ones
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Thrace through the Ages, 2023
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Thrace through the Ages, 2023
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illuminate the Hellenistic and Roman periods. These surveys
contributed to the exploration of the region’s settlement
patterns and interregional relations during the ancient
periods. Located at the crossroads of the Mediterranean Sea,
Black Sea and northern Thrace, the region comes to the fore
with amphora finds indicating the presence of intensive
maritime trade. However, Hellenistic pottery (3rd-1st
centuries BC), which constitutes an important group of finds
in the surface survey, will be emphasized in this work. The
forms of various table vessels, mostly black glazed, western
slope and mouldmade wares are associated with western
Anatolia, Greece and Thrace. The production techniques give
information about the social and economic identity of the
pottery in the region and processes of change in this identity.
Current trends in the production of Hellenistic pottery will
be examined through a comprehensive approach to cultural
relations through the distribution of regions and imported
samples
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Journal of Historical Archaeology and Anthropological Sciences, 2023
In the last 20 years, rescue excavations in modern Istanbul have revealed new discoveries about t... more In the last 20 years, rescue excavations in modern Istanbul have revealed new discoveries about the past of Constantinople, the new capital of Ancient Rome. In 2004, the Istanbul Archaeological Museums Directorate carried out salvage excavations at the points where Istanbul's underground transportation network metro stations were planned, and the surprising finds that started with the discovery of Theodosius harbor continued with 38 ancient shipwrecks. The Istanbul Archaeological Survey in the west of Istanbul also uncovered the ancient harbors, ancient towns, castles, fortresses, dams and many other structures in 2007. The new finds shed light on the relationship of Constantinople, the Queen of Cities, with its immediate surroundings. In this part of the book, the harbours established on the western periphery of the capital.
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SOMA 2014. Proceedings of the 18th Symposium on Mediterranean Archaeology, 2017
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Asitan Kitap Yayınevi, 2014
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Arkeoloji Ve Sanat Dergisi Sayı, 2014
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Halime Hüryılmaz'a Armağan, 2023
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International Journal of Environment and Geoinformatics
Located 20 km west of the Bosporus, the Bathonea ancient port settlement on the Avcılar / Firuzkö... more Located 20 km west of the Bosporus, the Bathonea ancient port settlement on the Avcılar / Firuzköy Peninsula northwest of Küçükçekmece Lagoon Lake has been the subject of archeological excavations with a multidisciplinary team since 2010. Excavations determined two separate structures with intense and destructive damage and studies were performed about whether or not this damage was caused by destructive earthquakes in the region. A church structure with an apse had most pronounced intense damage and skeletons belonging to two hugging individuals were identified under the stones of a collapsed dome. Additionally, coins dated to 550 and other archeological materials reveal the destructive earthquake occurred after 550 in the period of the Emperor Justinian (527-565). If it had occurred during the reign of a different emperor, the coins would have been out of circulation. Strong destructive traces were identified in other structures spread over a large area in the excavation site, apa...
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Analecta Archaeologica Ressoviensia, 2018
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Arkeoloji Dergisi, 2021
İçerisinde sıvı, merhem, koku gibi özel üretimler taşımaya yarayan ‘Şişe’ biçimli kap formu, Tunç... more İçerisinde sıvı, merhem, koku gibi özel üretimler taşımaya yarayan ‘Şişe’ biçimli kap formu, Tunç Çağları için Anadolu’ya yabancı bir kap tipidir. Bu formun Kuzey Suriye ve Orta Fırat Havzası arasında üretildiği düşünüldüğünden arkeoloji literatüründe yaygın adı ‘Suriye Şişesi’ olarak kabul görmektedir. Genellikle gri renkli metalik tarzda üretilmiş bu şişeler yapım tekniğinin oldukça özenli olmasıyla dikkat çekmiştir. Erken Tunç Çağı ile Orta Tunç Çağı arasında 1000 yıla yakın bir süre boyunca üretildiği bilinen bu formların Anadolu üzerinden geçen bir rota ile Mezopotamya'dan Balkanlara uzanan bölgeler arası sistemli ticaretin önemli arkeolojik kanıtlardan birisi olduğu kabul edilmektedir. İstanbul Selimpaşa Höyük'de ele geçen bir Suriye Şişesinin İstanbul’un Avrupa yakasının da bu uluslararası ticaret sistemi rotası üzerinde ve içerisinde yer aldığını göstermiştir.
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Arkeoloji ve Sanat Dergisi, 2023
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Boletin De La Asociacion Espanola De Orientalistas, 2009
A relief orthostat captured with the help of the Turkish police on the Hamzabeyli border gate and... more A relief orthostat captured with the help of the Turkish police on the Hamzabeyli border gate and delivered to Edirne Museum (Western Turkey) is the subject of this paper. No information was obtained about its possible origins. Our study was aiming to narrow the possible provenance based on the stylistic characteristics. The stone is partly recovered and belongs to a bigger banquet scene. This style of depiction seen on many bas-reliefs and seal impressions recovered from the Late Hittite period from the South Eastern part of Anatolia. We date it to the end of 8th century B.C. and the origin has to be somewhere near the TurkishSyrian border.
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JOURNAL OF MOSAIC RESEARCH, 2023
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Cumhuriyet Gezi, 2006
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Peninsula in the Küçükçekmece Lake Basin on the western side of Istanbul. The excavations uncovered
harbours, roads, squares, water structures, military, civil and religious buildings dating between the IVth
century BC and the XIth century AD. In the area coded as Area 8, surrounded by the remains of a fortress, a
building with a square exterior and octagonal interior plan, a domed structure and a crypt is thought to be a
martyrion due to its characteristics. During the excavations carried out in this building, a geometrical floor
slab in opus sectile technique was unearthed. In addition, mosaic pavements were recovered from the dome,
arches, vaults and walls of the building. The tesserae, which appear to have been embedded in a thick plaster,
are made of natural stones such as green, blue, yellow, red, white, marble, glass and tiles, as well as many gold
and silver gilded ones
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illuminate the Hellenistic and Roman periods. These surveys
contributed to the exploration of the region’s settlement
patterns and interregional relations during the ancient
periods. Located at the crossroads of the Mediterranean Sea,
Black Sea and northern Thrace, the region comes to the fore
with amphora finds indicating the presence of intensive
maritime trade. However, Hellenistic pottery (3rd-1st
centuries BC), which constitutes an important group of finds
in the surface survey, will be emphasized in this work. The
forms of various table vessels, mostly black glazed, western
slope and mouldmade wares are associated with western
Anatolia, Greece and Thrace. The production techniques give
information about the social and economic identity of the
pottery in the region and processes of change in this identity.
Current trends in the production of Hellenistic pottery will
be examined through a comprehensive approach to cultural
relations through the distribution of regions and imported
samples
Peninsula in the Küçükçekmece Lake Basin on the western side of Istanbul. The excavations uncovered
harbours, roads, squares, water structures, military, civil and religious buildings dating between the IVth
century BC and the XIth century AD. In the area coded as Area 8, surrounded by the remains of a fortress, a
building with a square exterior and octagonal interior plan, a domed structure and a crypt is thought to be a
martyrion due to its characteristics. During the excavations carried out in this building, a geometrical floor
slab in opus sectile technique was unearthed. In addition, mosaic pavements were recovered from the dome,
arches, vaults and walls of the building. The tesserae, which appear to have been embedded in a thick plaster,
are made of natural stones such as green, blue, yellow, red, white, marble, glass and tiles, as well as many gold
and silver gilded ones
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illuminate the Hellenistic and Roman periods. These surveys
contributed to the exploration of the region’s settlement
patterns and interregional relations during the ancient
periods. Located at the crossroads of the Mediterranean Sea,
Black Sea and northern Thrace, the region comes to the fore
with amphora finds indicating the presence of intensive
maritime trade. However, Hellenistic pottery (3rd-1st
centuries BC), which constitutes an important group of finds
in the surface survey, will be emphasized in this work. The
forms of various table vessels, mostly black glazed, western
slope and mouldmade wares are associated with western
Anatolia, Greece and Thrace. The production techniques give
information about the social and economic identity of the
pottery in the region and processes of change in this identity.
Current trends in the production of Hellenistic pottery will
be examined through a comprehensive approach to cultural
relations through the distribution of regions and imported
samples