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Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Istanbul: ITU Vakfi Yayinlari, 2017., Istanbul:, 2017
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Soft cover. Condizione: New. SANER, TURGUT - ILGIN KULEKCI - GIZEM MATER (Edited by) Architectural survey at the necropolis of Larisa (Buruncuk) = Larisa (Buruncuk) nekropolunde mimari arastirmalar. Istanbul: ITU Vakfi Yayinlari, 2017. Large 8vo., 259 p., b/w and color ills. In English and Turkish. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786059581097 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Architecture Archaeology Aegean Anatolian civilizations In the second issue of ITU Foundation - Architectural History Research, the necropolis of ancient Larisa (Buruncuk), an important Aegean site, is displayed along with the architectural documentation of its grave units. This main topic is complemented by a text on the first map of Larisa from 1900 and a general description of the site. The necropolis of Larisa predominantly consists of small grave mounds with a ring-wall. The southernmost edge of the entire terrain is crowned by the Great Tumulus which is of colossal size. The formation of the necropolis must have occurred essentially between the 6th and 4th centuries BCE. However, discussions of dating, considerations on the social aspect of the graves, and the re-evaluation of 20th century burial finds will be accomplished over time only after the termination of fieldwork. The texts, drawings and photographs in this issue serve the intention of registering the Larisa survey as an ITU Project, and presenting immediately the city's necropolis that is of great importance for the studies on the region. …

Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Istanbul: ITU Vakfi Yayinlari, 2018., Istanbul:, 2018
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Da: BOSPHORUS BOOKS, Istanbul, TurchiaBOSPHORUS BOOKS
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Soft cover. Condizione: New. SANER, TURGUT - ILGIN KULEKCI - O. EMRE ONCU (Edited by) Larisa: Different lives, different colours = Larisa: Farkli hayatlar, farkli renkler. Istanbul: ITU Vakfi Yayinlari, 2018. Large 8vo., 347 p., color ills. Turkish and English. Paperback. New ISBN: 9789757463269 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Anatolian civilizations Izmir - Smyrna The special occasion of an exhibition, which has united the architecture of the ancient city of Larisa near Menemen-Buruncuk (Izmir) with its excavations, finds, and the recent studies on the site, becomes the topic of this issue. The ongoing fieldworks of the ITU team from 2010 onwards on the site -with permits from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism's Directorate of Cultural Assets and Museums, and the support of ITU- have become visible through an exhibition in the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, and have merged with the institutional competence of the Museum. The ancient finds preserved in the Museum's collections and the preliminary results of the fieldworks are presented in the Architectural History Series with photographs and drawings, as well as a catalog based on a thematic concept. The related topics are enriched by short, informative texts written by the Museums's specialists and the team members of the Larisa survey.…

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Da: Istanbul Books, Istanbul, TurchiaIstanbul Books
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Condizione: New. The special occasion of an exhibition, which has united the architecture of the ancient city of Larisa near Menemen-Buruncuk (Izmir) with its excavations, finds, and the recent studies on the site, becomes the topic of this issue. The ongoing fieldworks of the ITU team from 2010 onwards on the site -with permits from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism's Directorate of Cultural Assets and Museums, and the support of ITU- have become visible through an exhibition in the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, and have merged with the institutional competence of the Museum. The ancient finds preserved in the Museum's collections and the preliminary results of the fieldworks are presented in the Architectural History Series with photographs and drawings, as well as a catalog based on a thematic concept. The related topics are enriched by short, informative texts written by the Museums's specialists and the team members of the Larisa survey. Editors: Translator: 348 pages.…