Arama hakkında

Bu alan, Sart Amerikan Hafriyat Heyeti tarafından yayınlanmış eserleri arama yapmanıza ve bunlarla ilgili bilgi edinmenize olanak sağlamaktadır. Şu anda (2021), veri tabanı “Lidyalılar ve Dünyaları” (Yapı Kredi Vedat Nedim Tör Museum, İstanbul, 2010) sergisinde ve kataloğunda yer alan eserleri; Judith Schaeffer, Nancy Hirschland Ramage, ve Crawford H. Greenewalt, jr., Sardis M10: Corinthian, Attic, and Lakonian Pottery; Jane Evans, Sardis M13: Coins from the Excavations at Sardis: Their Archaeological and Economic Contexts; Georg Petzl, Sardis M14: Greek and Latin Inscriptions, Part II: Finds from 1958 to 2017; G.M.A. Hanfmann ve N.H. Ramage, Sardis R2: Sculpture from Sardis: The Finds through 1975; ve A. Ramage, N.H. Ramage, ve Gül Gürtekin-Demir, Sardis R8: Ordinary Lydians at Home: The Lydian Trenches of the House of Bronzes and Pactolus Cliff at Sardis içermektedir.

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  • M14 Cat. 687

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    2nd century AD? (see ll. 4–5 comm.). (Roma)

    Block of white marble.

  • M14 Cat. 688

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    4th to mid-3rd century BC (Hanfmann and Polatkan); perhaps mid-3rd century BC (Robert); “about 300 or slightly later” (Clairmont); “um 250 v.Chr.” (Merkelbach and Stauber). (Hellenistik)

    Stele of marble with pediment and acroteria. The inscription is under the pediment (no indentation of the pentameters). Below, there is a relief in a recess depicting a sitting woman on the right who takes some jewellery from a chest that is presente...

  • M14 Cat. 689

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    1st century AD? (letter shape). (Roma)

    Stele of white marble; the upper part is broken off. The inscription (very ornate letters) is mostly standing in a recess; some lines extend onto the protruding molding.

  • M14 Cat. 690

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    2nd century AD? (Roma)

    Stele of white marble, in the pediment a theater mask, with a wreath on either side; broken below.

  • M14 Cat. 691

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roma)

    Plaque of coarse-grained white marble with gray veins. Framed by a cornice, which has been cut off at the lower edge; broken into two parts.

  • M14 Cat. 692

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    3rd century AD? (no date propsed by Herrmann). (Roma)

    Block of marble; damaged on the right side. On the upper left surface is a clamp hole with the remains of an iron clamp and lead. The inscribed area is surrounded by a recessed frame ca. 0.037 m wide.

  • M14 Cat. 693

    Yazıt

    Sıva

    3rd–5th century AD. (Roma)

    Painted inscription within a wreath on the tympanon of a small barrel-vaulted masonry chamber in a subterranean tomb with wall paintings (south lunette; see also nos. 694 and 695).

  • M14 Cat. 694

    Yazıt

    Sıva

    3rd–5th century AD. (Roma)

    Inscription painted within a square wreath on a side wall in the subterranean tomb mentioned in nos. 693 and 695.

  • M14 Cat. 695

    Yazıt

    Sıva

    3rd–5th century AD. (Roma)

    Inscription painted within a square wreath on a side wall in the subterranean tomb mentioned in nos. 693 and 694.

  • M14 Cat. 696

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    4th–6th century AD. (Roma)

    Fragment of a slab of marble; broken at left and right.

  • M14 Cat. 697

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    4th–5th century AD? (L. Robert apud Crawford). (Roma)

    Stele of white marble. The upper part is cut off; there, the lower halves of two wreaths, each in a square recess, are visible; below them, an earlier inscription has been deleted. The present inscription was written on the stele’s lower half. A Lati...

  • M14 Cat. 698

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    4th–5th century AD (Foss). (Roma)

    Plaque of white marble; broken below, elsewhere complete. The inscription follows guidelines.

  • M14 Cat. 699

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity (4th century AD?, Malay). (Roma)

    Plaque of marble. Letters ε, c, ω.

  • M14 Cat. 700

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Fragment of a stele, top and bottom broken off (H. 0.28, W. 0.29, Th. 0.08, H. of letters ca. 0.055).

  • M14 Cat. 701

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Stele of white marble; the upper and right sides are cut off.

  • M14 Cat. 702

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Fragment of a stele of marble; damaged on all sides and partly covered by mortar.

  • M14 Cat. 703

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Plaque of marble; it is round at the top and broken below.

  • M14 Cat. 704

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Fragment of a plaque; right and lower sides broken off. The upper side has a molding.

  • M14 Cat. 705

    Stel, Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Stele of white marble; the right side is damaged, and it is broken below but elsewhere complete.

  • M14 Cat. 706

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Fragment of a plaque of white marble; bottom broken off, all other sides preserved.

  • M14 Cat. 707

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Fragment of a plaque of white marble; broken on all sides.

  • M14 Cat. 708

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    8th–10th century AD (Feissel). (Bizans)

    Slab of marble, originally inserted in an architectural context; lower left corner broken. “Back rough chiseled, lower ‘Band’ around 3 sides” (excavation record); on the rear are two oblong holes (a small and a large one). The inscription has been su...

  • M14 Cat. 709

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    9th–10th century AD (C. Foss apud Malay). (Bizans)

    Plaque of marble. Letters ε, c, ω.

  • M14 Cat. 710

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Block of white marble; right and left sides broken off, otherwise complete (H. 0.18, W. 0.40, Th. 0.43, H. of letters 0.03–0.04).

  • M14 Cat. 711

    Yazıt

    Mermer, Taş

    Late Antiquity. (Roma)

    Block of marble with a tabula ansata in relief. The present inscription has been engraved after the complete deletion of a previous text (11 lines).