Milyas Araştırmalarına Katkılar: Müğren Tümülüsü Boyalı Mezar Odası

Tiryaki, Sırrı

doi:10.13113/cedrus.2015011394

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“…Kilerci Baba Tomb (Karaca 2002, 279) located in Gilevgi Village, on the mound of Gilevgi Höyük dates back to the Bronze Age (Melaart 1954, 192). Kuyucu Baba Tomb (Durgun 2018, 213), which was also used as a small mosque, was located in the Müren/Gölova and hosts a magnificent Archaic tomb and ancient ruins (Tiryaki 2015.). Halil Baba Zawiyah, who was a student of Ümmi Sinan, was built on the mound of Semahöyük (Mellink 1984.).…”

Section: Reconsideration Of 'Asiatic Nomadism" In Ottoman Lyciamentioning

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Living Amidst the Ruins: The Yuruks in the Archaeology and History of Lycia

Tiryaki¹

2023

anar

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The history of Lycian archaeology has a long tradition dating back to the late 18th century. In contrast to the earlier periods spanning from prehistory to Late Antiquity , however, Lycia in the Ottoman period has been generally overlooked by archaeologists, being dismissed as either uninteresting or not worthy of study. This is due, not to a lack of body of knowledge, but to intellectual and ideological boundaries on what constitutes the archaeological past of Lycia, and/or what its relevance to the archaeology of Anatolia could be. In this regard, all the historical narrations identifying Ottoman Lycia make particular reference to the Nomads and illustrate them as either the barbaric destroyers or the glorious conquerors of Greco-Roman antiquities. In doing so, they push the Yuruks into an eccentric, ambitious, or exclusive past and thus marginalise them as permanent 'others' in the long-term history of the region. Hence, the present paper shifts the research focus from history to archaeology, and based on comparative analysis, it provides theoretical and practical insights into the cross cultural interactions between the Yuruks and Greco-Roman antiquities in Lycia. Contrary to previous works, I argue here that the Yuruks were one of the components that composed the long-term history of Lycia, and they contributed to the preservation of Lycian heritage by providing different concepts, meanings, and contexts to the surviving antiquities.

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Section: Reconsideration Of 'Asiatic Nomadism" In Ottoman Lyciamentioning

confidence: 99%

Living Amidst the Ruins: The Yuruks in the Archaeology and History of Lycia

Tiryaki¹

2023

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“…Issue 5 August 2018 the beams 43 Consequently we can say that not only spiritual feelings are the only allegories but they can be different Allegorical Attitudes like 'wooden architecture. The colored floor mosaics of the grave room for Sarcophagus of Captain Eudemons and his niece Zozimos are remarkable (located in the Olympus region).This floor is a representation of a hunting scene and features the 5th century AC 46 .…”

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Salihoğlu¹,

Özbayraktar²

2018

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From the Neolithic age mankind has transmitted the rituals of his own period after thousands of years with meaning attribution to megalithic structures. Within the history of civilization, different societies have developed their own building types and these constructions reflected the allegories of their own society. Expressions can be conveyed to concrete as painting, sign, color or figure, or can be kept alive in areas such as form, function, material and fittings as the subject of construction. All these facts should be considered as '' indicator '' in order to reveal the unique cultures. In this study a method for allegorical analyses was created and stylizations were drawn with the photographs of the tombs of Lycia. The analyzes are given under headings; function, form, facade, color-pattern, interior parts & component. With this allegorical critical analysis method, it will be possible to solve the hidden meanings in prehistoric and ancient historic period. Consequently allegory analysis study is also a research for the cultural significance on architectural constructs intensifies aesthetic and functional aspects.

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Milyas Araştırmalarına Katkılar: Müğren Tümülüsü Boyalı Mezar Odası

Cited by 2 publications

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Living Amidst the Ruins: The Yuruks in the Archaeology and History of Lycia

Living Amidst the Ruins: The Yuruks in the Archaeology and History of Lycia

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