Excavations at Karataş-Semayük and Elmali, Lycia, 1973

Mellink, Machteld J.

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“…68 Before then, the cultural and linguistic identity may have been quite distinct from the mountainous Lycian coast: only a few of the cluster of 100 tumuli at Bayındır, very near the later Karaburun II Tomb, have been excavated; these have been found to contain wooden chambers resembling those at Phrygian Gordium in central Anatolia, and vessels within bear 63 Shield of Achilles: Byre (1992). 64 Mellink (1998 Miller (2010). The banquet painting from this tomb was robbed in 2010.…”

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“…Reconstructed tomb now housed in the new Elmalı Museum. 66 Kızılbel bones, 70 fragments, sex indicated by general size and thickness, bony rims suggest age: Mellink (1998), 71 (Lawrence Angel). Full report plus Karaburun II bones: Mellink (1973), Appendix 303-07 (Lawrence Angel).…”

Section: The Kızılbel Painted Tomb and The Milyadmentioning

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“…66 Kızılbel bones, 70 fragments, sex indicated by general size and thickness, bony rims suggest age: Mellink (1998), 71 (Lawrence Angel). Full report plus Karaburun II bones: Mellink (1973), Appendix 303-07 (Lawrence Angel). The excavators imply that the death may have been related to a significant knee injury exacerbated by regular horse riding.…”

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“…Compilation of drawings showing paintings on the walls of the Kızılbel Tomb. After Mellink (1998), drawing sheets A-D, with the kind permission of Bryn Mawr College.…”

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“…Photo of Southwest corner of the interior of the Kızılbel Tomb showing on the south wall the beheading of Medusa and the ambush of Troilus, and on the west wall the departure of "Amphiaraus" and an arming scene in the top register. Mellink (1998), pl. 37, with the kind permission of Bryn Mawr College.…”

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“…Compilation of drawings showing paintings on the walls of the Kızılbel Tomb. After Mellink (1998), drawing sheets A-D, with the kind permission of Bryn Mawr College.…”

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Excavations at Karataş-Semayük and Elmali, Lycia, 1973

Cited by 13 publications

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Making Meaning of Myth. On the Interpretation of Mythological Imagery in the Polyxena Sarcophagus and the Kızılbel Tomb and the History of Achaemenid Asia Minor

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Archaeological Evidence of the Political Economy in Pre-State and Early State Societies in the Near East. Mesopotamia and Anatolia, Some Remarks and Comparisons

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