Papers by Derviş Ozan Tozluca
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The bull figurines from Knidos are made of terracotta and dated to the 8th century BC and early 6... more The bull figurines from Knidos are made of terracotta and dated to the 8th century BC and early 6th century BC. Although the majority of the Knidian examples were shaped by hand, there are also moulded and wheel-made examples. The bull figurines unearthed at many different parts in Knidos are largely from mixed and unreliable contexts. The finds from Knidos undoubtedly show almost the same stylistic characteristics as the terracotta bull figurines from Emecik Apollon Sanctuary, which is located in the Knidian territory. Considering the clay characteristics as well as the examples from Emecik, it is understood that the Knidian examples
were locally produced. As in other Western Anatolia and Aegean settlements, the Knidian examples were also used as votive objects. Terracotta bull figurines were dedicated to many different gods and goddesses in sanctuaries in many different regions. Although there is no conclusive evidence, the Knidian examples should probably be associated with Apollo, the city’s chief god. This group of finds from the Geometric and Archaic periods is very important for the historical process of Knidos. G. Bean and M. Cook’s research in Datça in the 1950s led to the hypothesis of Old Knidos - New Knidos due to the scarcity of finds from Knidos before the Classical Period. The lack of convincing pre-Classical finds or publication of these finds during the long years of excavations at Knidos resulted in the general acceptance of Bean and Cook’s hypothesis by the scientific community. This study analyzes the terracotta bull figurines, one of the most important pre-Classical finds from Knidos, in terms of their stylistic characteristics and significance for Knidos and examines the Knidos territory.
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Bu kitapta, Prehistorya'dan Bizans Dönemi'ne kadar geçen süreçteki nehirler, denizler ve göllerin... more Bu kitapta, Prehistorya'dan Bizans Dönemi'ne kadar geçen süreçteki nehirler, denizler ve göllerin insanoğlunun sosyoekonomik ve kültürel hayatına etkileri ile ilgili 29 makale yer almaktadır. Bu kitaba Arkeoloji, Tarih, Sanat Tarihi, Coğrafya gibi bilim dallarında, alanında uzman, 5 farklı ülkeden ve 21 farklı üniversiteden bilim insanı çalışmalarıyla katkı sunmuştur. İçeriğinde yer alan birbirinden kıymetli çalışmalar ile "Çağlar Boyunca"ana başlığı altındaki kitap serisinin ikincisini siz değerli okuyuculularımıza sunmanın mutluluğunu yaşıyoruz.
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The subject of this paper is a group of ceramics found in Trenches 32 and 64 in the Eastern Milit... more The subject of this paper is a group of ceramics found in Trenches 32 and 64 in the Eastern Military Harbor as a result of the excavations carried out at Knidos under the direction of I. C. Love between 1967 and 1977. The findings are compared with ceramics found in other areas, and the importance of the data for the archaeology of Knidos and its surroundings is discussed. First of all, the pottery is classified according to periods, and then examined according to their fabric, form and decorations. In this
paper, we introduce a small amount but one of the most important findings of Knidos. Five examples were
dated to the Late Protogeometric period and the other two were dated to the Late Geometric period. Even
if the number of sherds is limited, the founding dating back to Protogeometric period is quite important as
Knidos is the first centre in Datça Peninsula where the Protogeometric pottery has been found
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40.Kazı Sonuçları Toplantısı, 2019
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were locally produced. As in other Western Anatolia and Aegean settlements, the Knidian examples were also used as votive objects. Terracotta bull figurines were dedicated to many different gods and goddesses in sanctuaries in many different regions. Although there is no conclusive evidence, the Knidian examples should probably be associated with Apollo, the city’s chief god. This group of finds from the Geometric and Archaic periods is very important for the historical process of Knidos. G. Bean and M. Cook’s research in Datça in the 1950s led to the hypothesis of Old Knidos - New Knidos due to the scarcity of finds from Knidos before the Classical Period. The lack of convincing pre-Classical finds or publication of these finds during the long years of excavations at Knidos resulted in the general acceptance of Bean and Cook’s hypothesis by the scientific community. This study analyzes the terracotta bull figurines, one of the most important pre-Classical finds from Knidos, in terms of their stylistic characteristics and significance for Knidos and examines the Knidos territory.
paper, we introduce a small amount but one of the most important findings of Knidos. Five examples were
dated to the Late Protogeometric period and the other two were dated to the Late Geometric period. Even
if the number of sherds is limited, the founding dating back to Protogeometric period is quite important as
Knidos is the first centre in Datça Peninsula where the Protogeometric pottery has been found
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were locally produced. As in other Western Anatolia and Aegean settlements, the Knidian examples were also used as votive objects. Terracotta bull figurines were dedicated to many different gods and goddesses in sanctuaries in many different regions. Although there is no conclusive evidence, the Knidian examples should probably be associated with Apollo, the city’s chief god. This group of finds from the Geometric and Archaic periods is very important for the historical process of Knidos. G. Bean and M. Cook’s research in Datça in the 1950s led to the hypothesis of Old Knidos - New Knidos due to the scarcity of finds from Knidos before the Classical Period. The lack of convincing pre-Classical finds or publication of these finds during the long years of excavations at Knidos resulted in the general acceptance of Bean and Cook’s hypothesis by the scientific community. This study analyzes the terracotta bull figurines, one of the most important pre-Classical finds from Knidos, in terms of their stylistic characteristics and significance for Knidos and examines the Knidos territory.
paper, we introduce a small amount but one of the most important findings of Knidos. Five examples were
dated to the Late Protogeometric period and the other two were dated to the Late Geometric period. Even
if the number of sherds is limited, the founding dating back to Protogeometric period is quite important as
Knidos is the first centre in Datça Peninsula where the Protogeometric pottery has been found