Monday, March 20, 2023

Open Access Journal: TARE: Türk Arkeoloji ve Kültürel Miras Enstitüsü Dergisi - Journal of the Turkish Institute of Archaeology and Heritage

ISSN: 2822-2547
e-ISSN: 2822-3616
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The Journal of the Turkish Institute of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage is an international and peer-reviewed scholarly journal published annually in English and Turkish.
The journal’s purpose is to produce scholarship and to promote scholarly discussions that document, preserve, discuss, study, and advance the understanding of the cultures of Anatolia and its environs, as well as the intercultural relations in the region.
The Journal of the Turkish Institute of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage welcomes submissions related to Anatolia and its neighboring regions, including the Mediterranean, Aegean, Black Sea, and Balkans, as well as Southwest and Central 

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2022 - Issue: 2 

Research Article

1. Myra’nın Limanı Andriake: Yeni Veriler Işığında Değerlendirmeler

Nevzat ÇEVİK Süleyman BULUT

Page: 7-74
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2. Pera Müzesi’nde Bulunan BANNAF Damgalı Bir Bronz Kefe Üzerine Değerlendirme

Yavuz Selim GÜLER

Page: 75-96
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Research Article

3. Çemka Höyük Geç Epipaleolitik/Proto Neolitik Dönem Yontma Taş Alet Tekno-Tipolojisi

Ergül KODAŞ

Page: 97-130
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4. Cartoons of the Baghdad Railway: A Media Hype in German, French and British Journals

Axel HEİMSOTH

Page: 131-172
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5. Arkeolojide "Yeni" Bir Yöntem: Mimari Enerji

Ebru KANER

Page: 173-198
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6. Binding Power of Lead: Magical and Amuletic Uses of Lead in Late Antique and Byzantine Periods

Deniz SEVER GEORGOUSAKİS

Page: 199-224
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Book Reviews

Book Review

7. Review: The Book of Lycia: Archaeology, Culture and History in Western Antalya

Terrance M. P. DUGGAN

Page: 225-242
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Book Review

8. Review: Rumkale from the Medieval Period to the Present Day

Pelin KALAFATOĞLU-İSLAMOĞLU

Page: 243-248
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2021 - Issue: 1 

Editor's Foreword

Editorial

1. Editör'ün Önsözü

Rana ÖZBAL

Page: 7-10
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Research Articles

Research Article

2. Klaros Artemis Sektöründen Siyah Firnisli Attika Seramikleri

Gülşah GÜNATA

Page: 11-47
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3. Güneydoğu Anadolu’nun Geç Neolitik Dönemi’ne Genel Bir Bakış

Halil TEKİN

Page: 49-78
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4. The Neolithic in the South Caucasian Mil Steppe: A Diverse Mosaic

Barbara HELWING Tevekkül ALİYEV

Page: 79-116
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5. Arkeolojide Dijitalleşme ve Türkiye'de Arkeoloji Eğitimi

N. Pınar ÖZGÜNER

Page: 117-142
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6. Between Local Tradition and Regional Exchanges: Stucco Decoration in Dervish Lodges from the Inner Pontos at the Turn of the Fifteenth Century

Maxime DUROCHER

Page: 143-172
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Research Article

7. Soldiers, Scholars, and the Public: Archaeology During the First World War in the Ottoman Empire

Ceren ABİ

Page: 173-197
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Book Reviews

Book Review

8. Review: Motif: From the Sadberk Hanım Museum Collection /Motif: Sadberk Hanım Müzesi Koleksiyonundan

Lauren DAVIS

Page: 199-200
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Book Review

9. Review: Personal Ornaments in Prehistory: An Exploration of Body Augmentation from the Palaeolithic to the Early Bronze Age

Rana ÖZBAL

Page: 201-203

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Funerary Artifacts from Roman Ashkelon and the Rockefeller Collections

Funerary Artifacts from Roman Ashkelon and the Rockefeller Collections  

Tali Erickson-Gini and Alegre Savariego 

In 2019, an excavation carried out at the site of Er-Rasm, located ca. 2 km southeast of Tel Ashkelon, revealed evidence of a cemetery of the second to mid-fourth century CE in an area that was built over by a monastic community in the fifth century CE. The finds from the cemetery, a lead coffin decorated with vine scrolls and birds in repeating panels and associated artifacts such as gold threads, are comparable to those unearthed in the same general area in 1926 at Khirbet Khasis, as well as to other lead coffins found in Jerusalem and Ashdod-Yam. In addition, parts of a marble sarcophagus with carved features were discovered at Er-Rasm. These features indicate that the sarcophagus was carved with the scene of the abduction of Persephone, just like the complete example uncovered elsewhere in Ashkelon in 1972.

 

Available without charge until May 7, 2023.

 

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Open Access Journals: Revue internationale des droits de l’antiquité. 3e Série

 [First posted in AWOL 15 September 2009. Updated 20 March 2023]

Revue internationale des droits de l’antiquité. 3e Série
ISSN: 0556-7939
faisant suite à Archives d'histoire du droit oriental et Revue internationale des droits de l'antiquité

FONDÉES PAR J.PIRENNE et F.DE VISSCHER

DIRECTEURS H. JONES, J-H. MICHEL et J.-Fr. GERKENS

ADMINISTRATEUR G. HANARD

SECRÉTAIRE A. RUELLE

Transposition sur Internet avec le concours de La Fondation Universitaire de Belgique

Open access through 2018

3e Série
Tome LXVII/LXVIII, 2020/21
Tome LXVI, 2019
Tome LXV, 2018
Tome LXIV, 2017
Tome LXIII, 2016
Tome LXII, 2015
Tome LXI, 2014
Tome LX, 2013
Tome LIX, 2012
Tome LVIII, 2011
Tome LVII, 2010
Tome LVI, 2009
Tome LV, 2008
Tome LIV, 2007
Tome LIII, 2006
Tome LII, 2005
Tome LI, 2004
Tome L, 2003
Tome XLIX, 2002
Tome XLVIII, 2001
Tome XLVII, 2000
Tome XLVI, 1999
Tome XLV, 1998
Tome XLIV, 1997
Tome XLIII, 1996
Tome XLII, 1995
Tome XLI, 1994
Tome XL, 1993
Tome XXXIX, 1992
Tome XXXVIII, 1991
Tome XXXVII, 1990
Tome XXXVI, 1989
Tome XXXV, 1988
Tome XXXIV, 1987
Tome XXXIII, 1986
Tome XXXII, 1985
Tome XXXI, 1984
Tome XXX, 1983
Tome XXIX, 1982
Tome XXVIII, 1981
Tome XXVII, 1980
Tome XXVI, 1979
Tome XXV, 1978
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The Pharaonic Palace 3D project (Walk in the footsteps of a great pharaoh!)

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Welcome to the sumptuous palace of Pharaoh Amenhotep III in Malqata.

This virtual visit will allow you to circulate in the most intimate part of the king's palace, from the store of an annex apartment to the king's bedroom in person. In the meantime, you can admire the various rooms, including the splendid columned hall and the dazzling throne room.

Feel free to throw an eye on the map below in order to take some landmarks.

Good visit !

 

 

 

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Sunday, March 19, 2023

Open Access Journal: Corpus Masoreticum Working Papers

eISSN 2751-2894
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Die "Corpus Masoreticum Working Papers" sind das Publikationsorgan des gleichnamigen von der DFG seit 2018 geförderten Langzeitprojektes. In regelmäßigem, aber nicht festgeschriebenem Turnus sollen Beiträge zur jüdischen Bibeltextforschung und Bibelauslegung, Masora, Editionstheorie, Manuskriptforschung sowie zu Themen der Digital Humanities und verwandten Feldern veröffentlicht werden. Autor*innen werden dabei in der Regel die Projektangehörigen sein, die damit vom Umfang her kleine bis mittelgroße (Teil-) Ergebnisse der Editionsarbeit und ihrer Forschungen publizieren. Andere Forscher:innen sind aber ebenfalls eingeladen, zu unseren projektnahen Themen an dieser Stelle zu publizieren.

Die Masora zur Hebräischen Bibel liegt heute in verschiedenen Rezensionen innerhalb und außerhalb der Bibelcodices vor, von denen bis heute ausschließlich die orientalische Tradition anteilig bearbeitet und allgemein beachtet wird. Ziel des Langzeitprojektes ist die erstmalige Aufarbeitung der westeuropäischen (ashkenasischen) Masoratradition zwischen dem 11. und 13. Jh, die sich von der orientalischen Masora nicht nur philologisch unterscheidet, sondern bereits in ihrem äußeren Erscheinungsbild als masora figurata darauf hinweist, dass die Masora unter den Juden Westeuropas in ganz eigener Weise rezipiert wurde als dies in der orientalisch sefardischen Gelehrtenkultur der Fall war. Die ashkenasischen Juden suchten mit exegetischen und künstlerischen Mitteln, die masoretische Tradition der orientalischen Codices und damit jene in Auseinandersetzung mit dem Islam entwickelte sprachwissenschaftlich grammatische Wissenstradition in das durch die rabbinische Gelehrtenkultur bestimmte religiöse Denken Westeuropas zu integrieren. Dieser Inkulturationsprozess der Masora ist ohne die Auseinandersetzung mit der christlichen Umwelt (Bibelauslegung, Ikonographie, Buchmalerei, und Architektur) nicht denkbar. Die hier avisierten Ergebnisse werfen ein neues Licht a  uf die europäische Geschichte des masoretischen Bibeltextes und seiner Auslegung und liefern damit wichtige wissenschaftliche Impulse nicht nur für die Jüdischen Studien, sondern auch für die jüdische und christliche Theologie sowie die mittelalterliche Kunstgeschichte. Die philologische Arbeit ist dabei in Zusammenarbeit mit der UB Heidelberg in eine digitale Arbeitsumgebung integriert (BIMA 2.0. Biblical Masora Database).

2022

Nr. 1 (2022)

2023

Nr. 2 (2023)

 

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Open Access Journal: Teiresias Journal Online

ISSN: 2751-6946

Teiresias Journal Online continues the previous Teiresias. Online Review and Bibliography of Boiotian Studies by means of a new series. Faithful to the pioneering spirit of its predecessor, which has been an open access publication from 1971, TJO is free from subscription fees. It is published twice a year. Issues can be downloaded from this platform and shared freely.

The mission of the journal is to inform readers about research on Boiotia in antiquity. To this end, and to fuse exchanges with references to scholarship in various languages, the core of TJO is its bibliography. Like the ‘old’ Teiresias, the new sequel also publishes archaeological reports, announcements of scholarly events and a Work in Progress section. Coupled with the book series Teiresias Supplements Online, TJO comes out of the Department of Ancient History at Münster University.

The TJO editors acknowledge and honor the scholarship of Albert Schachter, doyen of Boiotian Studies and oikistes of the Teiresias enterprise.

Teiresias Journal Online Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022)

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Teiresias Journal Online

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17879/tjo-2022-vol1
Published: 2022-07-04

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Open Access Journal: AKMED E-Bülten

 Koç University Suna & İnan Kıraç Research Centre for Mediterranean Civilizations (AKMED) seeks to be a leading research center on the Mediterranean world focusing on the history, archaeology, art history, ancient languages, architectural history, cultural heritage and related disciplines. AKMED’s mission is to pioneer and support national and international academic studies in the above-mentioned disciplines.

AKMED defines the Mediterranean world as a common memory space, and a network of relations and cultural interaction among the civilizations surrounding the Mediterranean through history. AKMED encourages interdisciplinary and international scientific studies related with the Mediterranean world; it considers the Mediterranean civilizations as a common cultural heritage of mankind and focuses on the sustainable preservation of this heritage.

AKMED December 2022 Bulletin
AKMED November 2022 Bulletin
AKMED October 2022 Bulletin
AKMED June 2022 Bulletin
AKMED May 2022 Bulletin
AKMED March-April 2022 Bulletin

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