Showing posts with label Turkey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Turkey. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Open Access Journal: TÜBA-KED: Kültür Envanteri Dergisi - Journal of Cultural Inventory

 [First posted in AWOL 24 September 2013, updated 31 August 2021]

TÜBA-KED: Kültür Envanteri Dergisi - Journal of Cultural Inventory
ISSN: 1304-2440
Kültürel mirasın belgelenmesi, tanıtımı ve yaşatılarak gelecek kuşaklara aktarılması amacıyla 2003 yılında yayımlanmaya başlayan TÜBA-KED, her türlü maddi kalıntı, kültürel peyzaj, dekoratif sanatlar, doğal çevre, sözlü gelenek ve anlatımlar, gösteri sanatları, inançlar, ritüeller, şölenler, doğa ve evrenle ilgili toplumların belleklerinde yer etmiş olay ve uygulamalar olmak üzere sayısı daha da arttırılabilecek her türlü somut ve somut olmayan değerleri içeren uluslararası hakemli bir dergidir.
Kültür kavramı altında gerçekleşen tüm faaliyetlerin ortak zemini olmayı hedefleyen TÜBA-KED, ilke olarak, dönem ve coğrafi bölge sınırlaması olmaksızın aşağıda sıralanan temel alan ve alt çalışma sahaları konusunda yapılan çalışmalara zemin oluşturmaktadır:
  • Arkeoloji,
  • Sanat Tarihi,
  • Kırsal ve Kentsel Mimari,
  • Kırsal ve Kentsel Peyzaj,
  • Kültürel Peyzaj,
  • Kentsel Arkeoloji,
  • Endüstriyel Arkeoloji,
  • Etnografya,
  • Etnobotanik,
  • Jeoarkeoloji,
  • Tarih.
Ayrıca toplulukların, grupların ve bireylerin kültürel miraslarının bir parçası olarak tanımladıkları uygulamalar, temsiller, anlatımlar, bilgiler, beceriler ve bunlara ilişkin araç-gereçler ile kültürel mekânlar gibi farklı ölçek ve nitelikteki kültürel mirasa yönelik her türlü belgeleme, envanter ve sözlü tarih çalışmaları derginin kapsamı içindedir. Bununla birlikte dergimiz, kültür kavramı içinde tespit edilen tüm uygulamaların korunması, onarımı, sergilenmesi, topluma kazandırılması ve kültür sektörü olarak değerlendirilmesine yönelik proje ve fikirlere açık olup bu alanlarda bir forum oluşturma işlevini de üstlenmiştir.


 
















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Tuesday, July 27, 2021

Annotated Corpus of Luwian Texts

[First posted in AWOL 23 April 2014, updated 27 July 2021]

Annotated Corpus of Luwian Texts

This website represents the latest product of the project Annotated Corpus of Luwian Texts (ACLT2). The earlier version of the corpus (ACLT1) is available here. The main innovation of the second version is the presentation of the data as a parallel corpus, featuring sentences in transcription and transliteration. In addition, ACLT2 has been enhanced with additional search options and sometimes features new linguistic interpretations.

The linguistic content of ACLT2 represents the responsibility of Dr. Habil. Ilya Yakubovich, while the computer solutions (based on the Tsakorpus corpus platform) are those of Dr. Timofey Arkhangelskiy. The corrections of both linguistic and technical errors will be warmly welcomed. We are grateful to Dr. Anna Bauer for numerous corrections and suggestions.

In addition to ACLT1 and ACLT2, the Luwian hieroglyphic texts can also be accessed at the website of the eDiAna project. The Luwian corpus of the eDiAna project represents a derivative of ACLT1 but undergoes a development of its own, which remains the responsibility of the eDiAna team. The ACLT and eDiAna projects are official collaboration partners. It is assumed that eDiAna is primarily a linguistic project, whereas ACLT2 is primarily an improved search engine. Nevertheless, the annotations of eDiAna and ACLT 2 may occasionally differ from one another and should be compared for best results.

Purpose of the Corpus

This corpus is primarily conceived as a search engine and pedagogical tool, aimed at all who study the Luwian hieroglyphic inscriptions of the Iron Age. It represents the refined version of ACLT, developed by Dr. Timofey Arkhangelskiy and Dr. Ilya Yakubovich, who are respectively responsible for enhancing the search and presentation options and updating linguistic information. Another Luwian corpus, likewise derived from ACLT, has been developed within the framework of the eDiAna project and is available at http://www.dwaks.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/alt/corpus.php. It lacks many search options available here but is linked to synchronic and etymological lemmata, which enhances its academic value.

If the interpretations of this corpus are identical of those of the eDiAna project, the readers are encouraged to cite the latter, where they are accompanied by substantial linguistic discussion. In the instance of divergent interpretations, it is recommended to contact Ilya Yakubovich (sogdiana783.AT.gmail.com) and refer to his personal communications if necessary. The direct citation from this corpus in academic works is discouraged, as it does not correspond to its primary purpose. If, however, one deems it unavoidable, the suggested abbreviation is ACLT2

Monday, June 21, 2021

Open Access Journal: Friends of Aphrodisias Newsletter

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The Charity was established for the advancement of education by means of promoting research in archaeology, ancient and classical sculpture, monuments and artifacts, archaeological investigation, exploration and excavation - particularly at Aphrodisias and elsewhere in the world - including the dissemination of all information, discoveries and results relating thereto or arising thereon, to the general public in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, through publication, lectures, restoration of ancient marbles and provision of sculpture casts. The Charity is administered on a day to day basis by its Trustees, with the assistance of
volunteers. It has no employees.
Every year we pay for a substantial amount of the research and conservation at Aphrodisias. In particular we support the British members of the Aphrodisias Team which is headed by Professor R.R.R. Smith, Lincoln Professor of Art and Archaeology, Oxford University. In recent years we have financed much of the conservation work carried out under the direction of the late Trevor Proudfoot, Director of Cliveden Conservation Workshop Ltd.

Saturday, April 24, 2021

Open Access Journal: Heritage Turkey

 [First posted in AWOL 3 February 2016, updated 24 April 2021]

Heritage Turkey
ISSN: 2045-3272


Heritage Turkey 
Heritage Turkey is an annual, full-colour 'magazine-style' publication which contains reports on research supported by the BIAA. Short articles are written by project directors and scholars.
Correspondence, including requests for permission to reproduce material from Heritage Turkey (or its predecessor, Anatolian Archaeology), should be sent to the Editor, Gina Coulthard

Back-copies of Heritage Turkey are available at £10 per copy. Volumes 1-16 of Anatolian Archaeology (1995-2010) are available at £5 per copy.  Some volumes of the latter are out of print but available in electronic format. Please email the London office at biaa@britac.ac.uk to place an order  
Heritage Turkey Online

Download complete volume    or individual articles:

News & events
A letter from the Director, Lutgarde Vandeput 
Gülgün Girdivan, Daniel-Joseph MacArthur-Seal & Lutgarde Vandeput on the impact of COVID-19 
Naoíse Mac Sweeney ponders the past, present and future of Anatolian Studies 

Cultural heritage, society & economy
Işılay Gürsu, Gül Pulhan & Lutgarde Vandeput on safeguarding archaeological assets 
Richard Piran McClary on Konya’s Kılıç Arslan Köşk 
Daniel-Joseph MacArthur-Seal explores the Feriköy Cemetery in Istanbul 
Matthew Whiting explores emergency rule 

Migration, minorities & regional identities
Benjamin Irvine considers archaeological science and the ‘new normal’ 
Gizem Tongo revisits cultural life in Allied-occupied Istanbul 1918–1923 
Ioanna Sitaridou on Romeyka heritage in Turkey 

Anglo-Turkish relations in the 20th century
Daniel-Joseph MacArthur-Seal revisits occupied Istanbul 
Umut Parmaksız considers secular migration from Turkey to the UK 

Climate change & the environment
Lutgarde Vandeput on the Sustainable Water Management initiative of the British International Research Institutes 
Ender Peker on water management in Istanbul 

Legacy data: using the past for the future
Nurdan Atalan Cayırezmez reports on the Institute’s digital repository 
Tamar Hodos on how the course of archaeological research never did run smooth 
Stuart Blaylock offers an overview of Gre Amer 

Habitat & settlement 
Douglas Baird considers Boncuklu through four objects 
Christoph Bachhuber & Michele Massa on the Konya Regional Archaeological Survey Project 
R.R.R. Smith on work at Aphrodisias in 2020 
Julian Baker offers a view of the acropolis of Pergamon in the winter of 1302–1303 

Thursday, April 22, 2021

Open Access Monograph Series: Gaziantep Regional Project Occasional Publications (GRPOP) Online

[First posted in AWOL 11 January 2018, updated 22 April 2021]

Gaziantep Regional Project Occasional Publications (GRPOP)
ISSN: 2284-2780 

"Gaziantep Regional Project Occasional Publications," edited by Nicolò Marchetti, are non-periodical scientific studies and reports about the socio-cultural heritage and natural environment of the region of Gaziantep by the Turco-Italian Archaeological Expedition to Karkemish. GRPOP is open also to scientists from all fields and from any affiliation, contributions are peer-reviewed, enquiries may be sent to the Editorial Assistant.

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Printed versions of GRPOP may soon be purchased at Ante Quem.
2013: 2 V. Minguzzi, E. Esquilini, E. Zantedeschi Tilmen Höyük: A Mineralogical-geochemical Characterization of Some MBA and LBA Pottery Samples. 30/11/2013

2013: 3 P. Rossi Pisa, M. Speranza, M. Bittelli, H. Çakan Tilmen Höyük: Climate, Soil, Hydrology and Vegetation. 30/11/2013

2013: 4 N. Macchioni, S. Lazzeri Tilmen Höyük: Identification of Wood Species from Areas E and G. 30/11/2013


2013: 5 Y.S. Erdal Tilmen Höyük: Human Skeletal Remains from Area Q. 30/11/2013


2013: 6 M. Carra Tilmen Höyük: Archaeobotanical Remains from Area E. 30/11/2013


2013: 7 G. Marchesi Tilmen Höyük: An Inscribed Bulla from the 1962 Campaign. 30/11/2013
2014: 1 A. Adamo, C. Cappuccino Karkemish. L’Area C: contesti e materiali degli scavi del 2011. 30/12/2014
2016: 1 A. Bonomo, F. Zaina Karkemish. Report on the 2011 and 2012 Excavations in Area F. 01/09/2016
2017: 1 V. Gallerani, A. Vacca, F. Zaina Catalogue of the Pottery Materials from Karkemish in the Anatolian Civilizations Museum, Ankara 01/11/2017


2020: 1 M. Campeggi Karkemish. Report on the Investigations in the Area of the Halaf Kilns at Yunus. 01/09/2020



2013: 1 G.M. Bargossi, G. Gasparotto, M. Marocchi Tilmen Höyük: Petrographic and Geochemical Investigation on Lithic Remains from the Palace Area. 30/11/2013

Monday, February 22, 2021

Open Access Journal: ANMED: News of Archaeology from Anatolia's Mediterranean Areas

[First posted in AWOL 16 June 2009. Updated 22 February 2021]

ANMED: News of Archaeology from Anatolia's Mediterranean Areas
ISSN: 1303-9660
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ANMED, one of the annual periodicals by Suna & İnan Kıraç Research Institute on Mediterranean Civilisations, has been published bilingual in Turkish and English in Antalya since 2003.

Within the frame of the Institute's foundation goals and priorities, the preliminary annual reports of excavations, surveys, restoration-conservation projects and other archaeological works by scientific missions undertaken in the region identified as Anatolia's Mediterranean Areas, that is encompassing ancient Lycia, Pamphylia, Cilicia and Pisidia, constitute the scope of ANMED

 

Saturday, January 16, 2021

Open Access Journal: UNIMUSEUM

UNIMUSEUM
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UNIMUSEUM is an international, scientific, open access periodical published in accordance with independent, un- biased, and double-blinded peer-review principles. The journal is the official publication of NikArt and International University Museums Association and it is published twice a year. The publication languages of the journal are English and Turkish.
  1. IRAK ULUSAL MÜZESİNDEKİ İSLAM DÖNEMİ MİHRABLARI
    Pages 57 - 67
    Gülcan ÖZBEK, Ömer Avni YUNUS
  2. I. ORTAM ODAKLI SANATTA TARİHSEL SÜREÇ: İŞLEVSEL ORTAM ODAKLILIK
    Pages 68 - 74
    Özlem VARGÜN
  3. Çağdaş sanat müzelerinin kent kültürüne etkisi: Tate Modern ve Arter örneği
    Pages 75 - 81
    Hatice UTKAN OZDEN
  4. Guggenheim Müzesi’nin Unesco Dünya Kültür Mirası Listesine Alınması Kapsamında ABD’nin UNESCO Üyeliği’nin Değerlendirilmesi
    Pages 82 - 86
    Rıdvan GÖLCÜK, Kemal ÇİBUK
  5. TARİHİ YAPILARA MÜZE İŞLEVİNİN VERİLMESİ KAPSAMINDA TOKAT (ARASTALI BEDESTEN) MÜZESİ ÖRNEĞİ
    Pages 87 - 95
    Ayşenur SEZGİN ÖZRİLİ

 

Friday, December 18, 2020

Epigraphische Datenbank zum antiken Kleinasien - Epigraphic database for ancient Asia Minor

 [First posted in AWOL 6 December 2010, updated 18 December 2020]

Epigraphische Datenbank zum antiken Kleinasien - Epigraphic database for ancient Asia Minor








Das EDAK-Projekt der Hamburger Alten Geschichte hat das Ziel, die verstreut publizierten griechischen wie lateinischen Inschriften aus dem Gebiet der heutigen Türkei in einer Datenbank zu erfassen und mittels Kommentar und Beschreibung auch inhaltlich zu erschließen. Derzeit sind über 6000 Einträge zu den Inschriften von Lydien, Galatien, Paphlagonien, Phrygien und Proseilemmene recherchierbar, die stetig durch weitere aus anderen Regionen Kleinasiens ergänzt werden.
Nach einer technischen Überarbeitung der Datenbank im Zuge einer universitären Nachhaltigkeitsinitiative, wurde diese den modernen Suchstandards angepasst und um diverse Funktionen erweitert. Näheres dazu finden Sie unter Erweiterungen seit 2015.
Für die technische Realisierung möchten wir uns recht herzlich bei Dr. Hagen Peukert bedanken, der sich selbst von technik-aversen Vorstellungen nicht hat abschrecken lassen und stets bemüht ist, den Anforderungen epigraphischer Forschung mit der passenden digitalen Umsetzung zu begegnen. 
Aktuelles:
Da sich die Website im Umbau befindet, kann es zu Einschränkungen mancher Funktionen kommen.
Derzeit werden die Datensätze in den aktuellen TEI/EpiDoc-Standard transformiert.
[Stand: November 2020]