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BIBLIOGRAPHYFigurine d'homme en terre cuite (Louvre, Tarse 314)
The Konya Ereğli Survey Project (KEYAR) started in 2013 with the aim to systematically survey the southeastern provinces of the Konya plain, which are Ereğli, Karapınar, Emirgazi and Halkapınar with a focus on Bronze and Iron Age settlements, structures and monuments. Between 2013-2018 the districts of Ereğli, Halkapınar, Emirgazi had been systematically surveyed, along with parts of Karapınar (Maner, 2017;. 1 In total seventy-six settlements, two tumuli and one cave have been identified, systematically surveyed and investigated (Fig. 1). The 2019 field season of KEYAR took place between 16-29 May 2019. In the past field seasons, it was not really possible to take drone images of the surveyed sites, mainly due to climatic reasons such as strong wind, clouds, rain and alas broken drones. Hence one of the major tasks of this season was to go back to previously surveyed sites and complete the missing drone images. The survey was conducted during the second half of May, which turned out to be not an ideal season for surveying. Due to heavy rainfall in the previous months, wild vegetation covered the ground and the archaeological sites, which made the designation of shards very difficult.
This essay presents a partial report of surveys on the Karacadağ (Konya), which have been carried out since 2016 due to the find of a fragment of a hieroglyphic Luwian inscription from the 13th century BC at the village of Karaören. The results of the survey allow a holistic understanding of the material and topographic conditions which led to the writing, re-use and then find of the inscription. The inscription is presented and a possible historical-geographical framework both of this and of other related texts is explained, whereby it seems probable that there was an important military-strategic border here. The survey and associated ethnographic research established the importance of the freshwater springs on the Karacadağ, as well as the continuous re-use of stones attesting a profound cultural memory that runs from the Hittite period through a populous Byzantine occupation up until modern applications by the inhabitants of the Karacadağ.
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