This article deals with the salvage excavations of the Afyon Archaeological Museum at Karaoğlan Mevkii and Kakhk Mevkii in the north of the province. Here the EB 2 and EB 3 material from the cemetery at Kakhk Mevkii is considered, as well as the finds from the EB 2 settlement at Karaoğlan Mevkii. The settlement, which corresponds to the second half of the EB 2 period, demonstrates a single cultural continuum comprised of two —or possibly three — architectural subphases. It is encircled by an impressive fortification wall replete with towers and buttresses. The layout of the settlement, although only partially excavated, reflects a somewhat degenerate version of the Anatolisches Siedlungsschema revealed at Demircihüyük. The pottery displays the characteristics of (and better defines) the 'Afyon EB 2 pottery group', previously recognized only through surface survey. The graves at Kakhk Mevkii were found in two clusters (in Area A and in Area B), dug into the early EB 1 settlement treated in Part 1 . The graves fall chronologically into three groups. The earliest graves are the cists and pithos burials found in Area B, roughly contemporary with the settlement at Karaoglan Mevkii. A second group, concentrated in Area A, consists of pseudo-chamber tombs and simple inhumations from the very beginning of the EB 3 period. The latest graves are simple inhumations from mid-EB 3 times. The material from this cemetery — particularly considering the analogies between the finds here and those from the Demircihüyük-Sanket and Karatas/Semayük cemeteries— represents a significant contribution to the EBA chronology of inland western Anatolia.

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Yukarı Çaybelen Köyü'nün (Yukarı Maçaklı) 500 m batısındaki, Cevizli yolunun 50 m batısında ve Havuzun Başı Deresi'nin 30 m doğusunda Köy Kalesi yerleşmesi bulunmaktadır (Harita, Çizim 1). Bu yerleşme üzerinde kısmen tarım yapılmaktadır. Yerleşme kuzeybatı güneydoğu istikametinde uzanır (N. 38"50.072'; E O3O"55.631'; h: 1300). Yerleşmenin kuzeybatı güneydoğu istikameti 160 m, güneybatı-kuzeydoğu yönü 110 m ve yüksekliği 21 m'dir. Burada İlk ve Orta Tunç Çağları ile Roma dönemine ait çanak çömlek parçalarına ve taş aletlere rastlanmaktadır(1).

Résumé. — Publication d'un trésor mis au jour en 1984 près d'Afyon l'antique Acroeinos (Phrygie II) et comprenant 46 pièces (25 solidi, 17 semisses et 4 tremisses) d'Anastase à Justinien. Il complète la documentation très pauvre sur la circulation de l'or en Asie mineure au vie siècle et confirme l'opposition entre les régions intérieures et la zone littorale plus monétarisée. Il montre aussi le rôle important joué par les divisions du solidus.

In diesem Beitrag werden zwei neue kaiserzeitliche Grabinschriften bekanntgemacht. Nach Angaben der Museumsverwaltung wurde die erste Grabstele mit der Erwähnung eines verstorbenen Kindes namens Athenion aus der Stadt Şuhut (Synnada), die zweite aus Afyonkarahisar 2014 von der Gendarmerie ins Museum von Afyonkarahisar gebracht. Die Stelen stehen jetzt im Garten des Museums.Die Gestaltung beider Stelen ist auffallend ähnlich. In beiden Fällen werden ihre Ränder von Pfeilern gebildet. Es handelt sich um die für Dokimeion so typischen Nischenstelen. 1 Unten weisen sie einen Einlasszapfen auf. Zufällig taucht auf beiden der Name Athenion auf, was aber nicht bedeutet, dass es sich um dieselbe Person handelt. Nicht ausgeschlossen ist aber, dass die Grabstelen sich auf ein und dieselbe Familie beziehen, in der der Name Athenion verbreitet war.