Byzantine coins from Hadrianoupolis in Paphlagonia

Laflı, Ergün; Lightfoot, Chris; Ritter, Max

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“…Güneşli mezar anıtının yakın çevresine bakıldığında ise Hadrianoupolis, Kimistene, Sora, Pompeiopolis ve Claudiopolis antik kentleri ön plana çıkmaktadır. Hadrianoupolis antik kentinde farklı tipte mezar stelleri (Keleş-Çelikbaş, 2013: 365-376) ile birlikte büstlü (Laflı-Christof, 2012: Abb.56) mezar steli görmek mümkündür. Yine Güneşli Köyü'ne yakın bir mesafede yer alan Kimistene antik kentinde çok sayıda büstlü mezar steli görülmüştür (Laflı-Christof, 2012: Abb.37a, 37b).…”

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“…Yine Güneşli Köyü'ne yakın bir mesafede yer alan Kimistene antik kentinde çok sayıda büstlü mezar steli görülmüştür (Laflı-Christof, 2012: Abb.37a, 37b). Büstlü mezar stellerini görüldüğü diğer bir önemli kentler ise Claudiopolis (Cremer, 1992: KB1, KB2, KB4, KB5, KB12) ve Pompeiopolis (Laflı-Christof, 2012: Abb.36g)'tir. Tüm bu steller 2-4 yüzyıl aralığına tarihlendirilmiştir.…”

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Paphlagonia Bölgesinden Karı-Koca Büstlü, Eros ve Medusa’lı Bir Mezar Anıtı Üzerine Yeni Bir Değerlendirme / A New Consideration of a Grave Monument with Married Couple Bust, Eros and Medusa from Paphlagonia Region

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Eliüşük

2017

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There is not so many scientific research on grave typology and tradition of burial in Paphlagonia region. In addition to this, there is not sufficient data on the history and culture of the region, which can be explained with the limited number of archaeological excavation in Paphlagonia region. Preliminary preparation for further far-reaching studies has been intended with this research on a piece of grave monument located in a yard at the south of Paphlagonia region, at the present time in Günesli village of Karabuk province. Even if this research is assesed as a preliminary study, the artefact we treat is of a high value in terms of grave typology of the region. The fact that there is Sora and Hadrianapolis in immediate environment of Gunesli village in which grave monument has been located suggests that it can be a small residential area subject to these ancient cities. However, there are no facts and figures to prove it. And yet, good craftsmanship in the artefact points out that the owner of the grave may be an important person. The artefact is cubical as it stands. Man and wife and two Eros figures holding torch in both sides are portayed in a niche frontally encircled by columns. There is lion sculpture on the upper part of the artefact while Gorgon (medusa) is engraved on the other sides. Given the existent features of the artefact, it can be said that the artefact is unique to the region. A great number of rectangular and round graveyard columns have been found in the course of scientific works in the region. The existence of the clamp hole beneath the artefact shows that this artefact has been placed on such a pedestal. Stylistic features of the figures on the artefact have been examined and it has been dated to the 3 rd century A.C. At the end of this research a new type of grave has been added to the grave typology of Paphlagonia region and it has been proven how rich the grave typology of the region is.

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Paphlagonia Bölgesinden Karı-Koca Büstlü, Eros ve Medusa’lı Bir Mezar Anıtı Üzerine Yeni Bir Değerlendirme / A New Consideration of a Grave Monument with Married Couple Bust, Eros and Medusa from Paphlagonia Region

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Bi̇r Anadolu Eyaleti̇ Olarak Honorias

Şahin

2019

Karadeniz İncelemeleri Dergisi

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Honorias, Bithynia ile Paphlagonia arasında kalan, Paphlagonia Bölgesi'nin hinterlandı konumunda, kuzeybatı Anadolu'da bulunan bir Geç Roma-Erken Bizans eyaleti idi. Bu eyaletin başkenti Klaudiopolis (Bolu) olup yöneticileri ise "praeses" sıfatını taşımakta idiler. Bizans İmparatoru II. Theodosius döneminde kurulan eyaletin ismi Theodosius'un amcası "Honorius"dan gelmektedir. Eyalet batıda Bithynia ve Pontica Dioceses'inin toprakları ile güneyde Galatia Prima ve doğuda Paphlagonia'nın bazı topraklarını kapsamaktadır. Synecdemus'ta sayılan, eyaletteki başlıca kentler ve metropolitlikler şunlardır: Herakleia Pontika (Karade-niz Ereğlisi), Prousias (Düzce-Konuralp), Tieion (Filyos), Krateia (Gerede yakını) ve Hadrianoupolis (Eskipazar). Eyalet İS 535-548 yılları arasında İmparator I. Iustinianus döneminde Paphlagonia ile birleştirilmiş ve "Praetor Iustinianeus Paphlagoniae" adıyla anılan bir yönetime dahil edilmiştir. Eyaletin özellikle güneydeki hinterland kısmı çok az tanınmaktadır ve 2000'li yılların başından beri yapılan bazı arkeolojik çalışmalarla bu kısım kısmen aydınlanmaya başlamıştır. Eyalet özellikle Bizans İmparatoru Herakleius'un İS 7. yüzyılın ilk çeyreğinde Araplara yaptığı mücadelelere konu olmuştur. Bu çalışmayla Honorias Eyaleti'nin tarihsel ve arkeolojik süreci özetlenecektir.

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Anti̇k Phrygia’da Bi̇zans Si̇kke Dolaşimi

Demirel-Gökalp¹

2017

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In this study, the Byzantine coins that are among the collections of Kütahya and Bolvadin Museums, located in the geography encompassing the Phrygia region in the Middle Ages, and the Byzantine coins which were acquired in the Amorium and Aizanoi excavations will be discussed. The aim of this paper is to determine the statistics of the Byzantine Coins in the Ancient Phrygia according to their periods and to evaluate the coins within the limits of the general economic history of their region. The Phrygian region in the Middle Ages is roughly the area surrounded by the provinces of Eskişehir, Kütahya, Afyon, Denizli and Uşak. Phrygia is considered to be one of the important points of the operation carried out against the Arabs in the 8th and 9th century. As from the second half of the 9th century, we see a complete Byzantine sovereignty in Anatolia and therefore also a period of peace and tranquility. And as of the second half of the 11th century, the region became an area of conflict between the Christian and Muslim military forces. The coin finds support this as well. Firstly, the statistics of the Byzantine coins found in the museums and the excavations in the region were calculated according to periods and the data were graphed out. The obtained data were compared to the other areas, and it was observed that the Byzantine Empire was a common feature for most of the regions in Anatolia and that different parts portrayed local differences.

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Byzantine coins from Hadrianoupolis in Paphlagonia

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Paphlagonia Bölgesinden Karı-Koca Büstlü, Eros ve Medusa’lı Bir Mezar Anıtı Üzerine Yeni Bir Değerlendirme / A New Consideration of a Grave Monument with Married Couple Bust, Eros and Medusa from Paphlagonia Region

Paphlagonia Bölgesinden Karı-Koca Büstlü, Eros ve Medusa’lı Bir Mezar Anıtı Üzerine Yeni Bir Değerlendirme / A New Consideration of a Grave Monument with Married Couple Bust, Eros and Medusa from Paphlagonia Region

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