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040 |aTTK
041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aB.I/6686
111 10|aKERAMOS Ceramics: A Cultural Approach|n(1. :|d2011 :|cİzmir)
245 10|aKERAMOS Ceramics :|bA Cultural Approach, May 9-13, 211, İzmir : proceedings of the first international conference at Ege University /|cedited by R. Gül Gürtekin-Demir, Hüseyin Cevizoğlu, Yasemin Polat and Gürcan Polat ; with the collaboration of Janine Elaine Su.
260 |aAnkara :|bBilgin Kültür Sanat,|c2015.
300 |a344 s. :|bresim, grafik, harita, plan, tablo ;|c26 cm.
504 |aBibliyografya, bölüm sonlarındadır.
505 |tApproaching Early Archaic Attica a contextual study of its early black-figure pottery production /|rAlexandra Alexandridou,|gs. 11-24 --|tFourth century BC black and red gloss pottery from Iasos: a technological approach /|rSilvia Amicone,|gs. 25- 39 --|tCooking and dining in late fhrygian Gordion /|rGalya D. Bacheva,|gs. 40-49 --|t“Sikelo-geometric” pottery between indigenous tradition and Greek influences /|rMarco Camera,|gs. 50-60 --|tKlazomenian sarcophagus or bathtub? The use of bathtubs in burial contexts /|rHüseyin Cevizoğlu,|gs. 61-72 --|tLate Roman c ware/phocean red slip pottery from the Clicia survey Project (Misis), Turkey /|rJane E. Francis,|gs. 73-82 --|tGrey ware in Sicily, between east and West /|rMassimo Frasca,|gs. 83- 91 --|tRoman and Byzantine pottery from the North-east area Agora at Kyme (Aliağa, Turkey ). A quantitative approach /|rVincenzo Di Giovanni,|gs. 92- 103 --|tMagenta ware from Sicilian funerary contexts /|rAlessandra Granata,|gs. 104- 114 --|tBetween Lydia and Caria: Iron Age pottery from Kale-i Tavas, ancient Tabae /|rR. Gül Gürtekin- demir, Yasemin Polat,|gs. 115- 136 --|tBetween adoption and persistenca: two types of pottery from Late Classical and Early Hellenistic Priene /|rLars Heinze,|gs. 137-145 --|tG 2-3 ware cosmetic vases reconsidered: between Mycenaean and Archaic Greece in the necropolis of Hephaistia on lemnos /|rPetya Ilieva,|gs.146-157 --|tPottery workshop organization and transformation at the archaeological site of Timpone Della Motta between 800 and 650 BC: a case study from Northern Calabria, Southern Italy /|rJan Kindberg Jacobsen, Carmelo Colelli, Gloria Mittica, Søren Handberg,|gs. 158-165 --|tThe Jena deposit under glass: investigating the poduction of ceramic workshop in Late Classical Athens /|rKleopatra Kathariou,|gs. 166-172 --|tSome remarks on newly discovered graves at Klazomenia /|rSeval Konak Tarakçı,|gs. 173- 183 --|tArchaic pottery from Panayırdağ, Ephesos: new evidence and first results /|rAlexandra Ch. J. Von Miller,|gs. 184-196 --|tArchaic pottery of coastral Caria: finds from a cremation burial at Bybassos /|rBekir Özer,|gs. 197-207 --|tA cultural approach to the study of Late Athenian red-figure pottery from the Bosporan Kingdom: advantages and disadvanteges|rAnna Petrakova,|gs. 208-217 --|tPottery as a proxy indicator for diet change in Late Antique Campnia /|rGirolamo F. De Simone, Caterina Serena Martucci, Gaetana Boemio and serena D’Italia,|gs.218-228 --|tA Group of band decorated ceramics from the Mengefe district in the Caria region /|rAhmet Adil Tırpan, Zafer Korkmaz, Makbule Ekici,|gs. 229-237 --|tLate Roman ceramics of the Deli Halil settlement in the East Clicia plain /|rFüsun Tülek,|gs.238-242 --|tEast Greek Kotylai from Klaros /|rOnur Zunal,|gs. 243-254.
700 10|aGürtekin-Demir, R. Gül,|eed.
700 10|aCevizoğlu, Hüseyin,|eed.
700 10|aPolat, Yasemin,|eed.
700 10|aPolat, Gürcan,|eed.
700 10|aSu, Janine Elaine,|eişbirliği