Luwians

Bryce, Trevor

doi:10.1002/9781444350302.wbhe0838

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“…Zu Problemen bezüglich der Lokaliserung von Wilusa s. Gander (2010) 24-38, 159-180, 203-208, 213, Gander (demnächst), Heinhold-Krahmer (2004a), Heinhold-Krahmer (2004b), Heinhold-Krahmer (2013), Pantazis (2009). 54 S. Bryce (2003) 74, Freu (1980) 328-331, Melchert (2003 7. 55 Zur Gleichsetzung s. Freu (1987) 141-143 gefolgt von Forlanini (2000) 18 Anm.…”

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Asia, Ionia, Maeonia und Luwiya? Bemerkungen zu den neuen Toponymen aus Kom el-Hettan (Theben-West) mit Exkursen zu Westkleinasien in der Spätbronzezeit

Gander

2015

Klio

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ZusammenfassungIn den Jahren 2004 und 2005 kamen bei Arbeiten am sog. Totentempel Amenophis III. in Kom el-Hettan (Theben-West) verschiedene Fragmente von kolossalen beschrifteten Statuensockeln zutage. Diese ergänzen die schon bekannten, umfangreichen Fremdländerlisten aus dem Bereich dieses Tempels. Einige der in den Inschriften genannten Toponyme wurden inzwischen mit den Namen Asia, Ionia, Maeonia sowie mit dem aus hethitischen Quellen bekannten Land Luwiya in Verbindung gebracht. Der vorliegende Aufsatz bietet eine kritische Untersuchung dieser Identifikationen mit zwei Exkursen zu damit verbundenen Fragen der westkleinasiatischen Geographie der Hethiterzeit.

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Asia, Ionia, Maeonia und Luwiya? Bemerkungen zu den neuen Toponymen aus Kom el-Hettan (Theben-West) mit Exkursen zu Westkleinasien in der Spätbronzezeit

Gander

2015

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“…The round 40 ha city with a oval 8 ha citadel (Fig. 1) formed the centre of one of the many Syro-Anatolian 1 city-states (Osborne 2013, 774; Thuesen 2002) that emerged between the Mediterranean Sea and Assyria in the east during the early Iron Age (1200–900 bc : Bryce 2003; 2012; Sader 2014; Younger 2016). The early history of Samʾal remains poorly understood (Herrmann et al 2016, 65–8), but the city appears to have been founded towards the end of the tenth century bc (Herrmann 2017, 245).…”

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Architectural Assemblages: The Northwest Complex at Zincirli

Kertai

2018

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The Northwest Complex is one of several known Syro-Anatolian elite residences on the citadel of Zincirli. Syro-Anatolian elite residences such as the Northwest Complex are generally described with the anachronistic term Hilani. The related discourse has focussed on the architectural features that can define the Hilani type. More recently, discussions have focused anew on how these complexes functioned. This paper uses assemblage theory to move the discourse away from its focus on what architecture is to what it can do. It situates the Northwest Complex in an assemblage of Syro-Anatolian elite residences that partake in a shared culture of hospitality. It argues that the distinctive feature of these residences is their externalization of hospitality through the creation of elaborate in-between spaces in the form of external porticos.

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Luwians

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Asia, Ionia, Maeonia und Luwiya? Bemerkungen zu den neuen Toponymen aus Kom el-Hettan (Theben-West) mit Exkursen zu Westkleinasien in der Spätbronzezeit

Asia, Ionia, Maeonia und Luwiya? Bemerkungen zu den neuen Toponymen aus Kom el-Hettan (Theben-West) mit Exkursen zu Westkleinasien in der Spätbronzezeit

Architectural Assemblages: The Northwest Complex at Zincirli

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