Beate Bohlendorf Arslan (57 results)

Soft cover. Condition: New. Paperback. Demy 8vo. (22 x 14 cm). In English. 180 p. Color and b/w ills. "Situated in northwest Asia Minor on a volcanic rock overlooking the Gulf of Adramyttion, Assos now stands in the village of Behram Köyü, Çanakkale. The settlement goes back to the second millennium BC and was later re-established by Aeolian settlers from Methymna in the 7th century BC. Assos possesses the only temple in the Doric order in Archaic Asia Minor. Great construction activities were conducted in the 4th century BC during the tyranny of the Banker Eubulus and his slave Hermeias. Aristotle's visit and his founding a school in Assos in 347-345 BC are arguably the most famous events in the history of the city. During Roman rule, Assos established good relations with Rome and as a result it was granted autonomy and the right to issue coins. The visit of St. Paul is another important landmark in the history of the city. In 1838 some of the architectural blocks were smuggled to Paris. The Archaeological Institute of America carried out the first systematic excavations in Assos between 1881-1883. A century later, Turkish archaeologists started to dig on the site. With its archaeological remains, authentic village culture, beautiful sea, hotels, restaurants, olive groves and forests, Assos offers visitors an unforgettable experience and journey back in time. This book provides readers with a handy guide to Assos/Behram Köyü and its environs".…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. ARSLAN, NURETTIN - BEATE BOHLENDORF-ARSLAN Living in the rocks: Assos. An archaeological guide. Istanbul: Homer Kitabevi, 2010. 8vo., 180 p., color ills. Paperback. New ISBN: 9789944483308 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Guide Anatolian civilizations.

Paperback. Condition: New. This volume collects research presented at the Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED) 2018 international annual symposium. It brings together researchers engaged in the study of the decoration and technology of glazed pottery, ranging from the early Byzantine era to the end of the Ottoman period. Topics explored include pottery production in Constantinople, glazed ceramic production and consumption in medieval Thebes, pottery imports in Algiers during the Turkish Regency, considerations of trading routes and their influences, the relationships between Italy and the Byzantine and Ottoman world through pottery, and more.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. The concept of »transformation« or simply »reshaping« contains the elements of what remains, the conservative, the kernel of what continues, as well as the elements of what changes, the innovative. In the framework of this publication of articles from a conference in 2016 on »Transformations of City and Countryside in the Byzantine Period«, we draw attention to this dichotomy and investigate the social dynamics behind changes in urban and rural life in the Byzantine period that can be detected by archaeology, history and art history.The Byzantine Empire is an ideal subject for studying how social transformation proceeds, what triggers transformation, what factors underlie it and what the processes involved are. Who were the agents of transformation and how did they and their environment change? How flexible were the state or its citizens in handling external and internal pressures of innovation? In what manner and to what extent were the Byzantines able to preserve their identity and the internal cohesion of their empire in the course of these processes of adaptation.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. KONTOGIANNIS, NIKOS D. - BEATE BOHLENDORF ARSLAN - FILIZ YENISEHIRLIOGLU (Edited by) Glazed wares as cultural agents in the Byzantine, Slejuk and Ottoman lands. 13th International ANAMED Annual Symposium. Istanbul: ANAMED / Koc University Press, 2021. 4to., xiv, 449 p., color and b/w ills. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786057685384 CATALOG: Turkish & Islamic arts KEYWORDS: Ceramics Tile Porcelain Terracotta Byzantium Seljuks Ottoman art Archaeology History of art This volume collects research presented at the Koc University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED) 2018 international annual symposium. It brings together researchers engaged in the study of the decoration and technology of glazed pottery, ranging from the early Byzantine era to the end of the Ottoman period. Topics explored include pottery production in Constantinople, glazed ceramic production and consumption in medieval Thebes, pottery imports in Algiers during the Turkish Regency, considerations of trading routes and their influences, the relationships between Italy and the Byzantine and Ottoman world through pottery, and more. CONTENTS Nikos Kontogiannis and Beate Bohlendorf-Arslan - Introduction Filiz Yenisehirlioglu - Moments of Change, Actors and Interpretation Yona Waksman - Pottery Production in Constantinople, Istanbul: Recent Excavations and New Issues Regarding the Diffusion of Wares, Styles, and Techniques Natalia Poulou - Polychrome Ware: The Long Journey of Decorative Motifs Muradiye Oztaskin - Production of Glazed Wares and Their Identity from the Byzantine to Ottoman Periods in Aphrodisias Fotini Kondyli - Between Tradition and Experimentation: Glazed Ceramic Production and Consumption in Medieval Thebes Jacques Burlot - Cultural, Technological, and Economic Changes in Western Anatolia: Observing the Byzantine-Ottoman Transition (13th-15th Centuries) Through the Spectrum of Glazed Tablewares Eva Strothenke - Glazed Pottery of the East in the Doliche Monastery: Considerations on Trading Routes and Their Limits Between the Cilician Taurus and the Tigris Gulsu Simsek - On-site XRF Analysis of "Iznik" Tiles at Edirne Mosques Lucile Martinet - Colored Glazed Tiles During the Ottoman Era Edna J. Stern - Caught Between Two Worlds: Levantine Alkaline Glazed Ware Melanie Gibson -The China Syndrome: A Study of the Origin and Forms of Hatayi Elements in Ottoman Blue-and-White Ceramics, circa 1480-1540 Rosalind A. Wade Haddon - 'Kubachi' Influences on Iznik Vessels: A Discussion on Dealer Derived Sets of Tiles in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London Sauro Gelichi - Three Stories in the Medieval and Modern Mediterranean Area: the Relationships Between Italy and the Byzantine/Ottoman World Through Pottery Hatice Adiguzel - From Inspiration to Imitation: The Ottoman Impact on Italian Pottery Production Veronique Francois - Ottoman Consumption and Transmediterranean Trade: The Pottery Imports in Algiers at the Time of the Turkish Regency (1518-1830) Gulgun Yilmaz - New Inspirations of Kutahya Tiles in the 18th Century. …

Soft cover. Condition: New. BYZAS 7 Byzas 7. Canak: Late Antique and Medieval Pottery and Tiles in Mediterranean Archaeological Contexts. Proceedings of the First International Symposium Late Antique and Medieval Pottery and Tiles in Archaeological Contexts (Canakkale 1-3 June 2005) = Canak: Akdeniz Cevresindeki Arkeolojik Kazilarda Ele Gecen Gec Antik ve Ortacag Seramigi ve Mimari Seramigi. Birinci Uluslararasi Arkeolojik Kazilarda Ele Gecen Gec Antik ve Ortacag Seramigi ve Mimari Seramigi Sempozyumu (Canakkale 1-3 Haziran 2005). Editors: Beate Bohlendorf-Arslan, Ali Osman Uysal, Johanna Witte-Orr. Istanbul: Ege Yayinlari / German Institute of Archaeology, 2007. 4to., vii, [7], 558, [3] p., color and b/w ills. Articles in German, English and Turkish. Paperback. New Oversize and very heavy volume. Please contact for postage cost. ISBN: 9789758071975 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Ceramics Tile Excavation History of art Contents: Preface of the director of the German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul / Preface of Gonul Oney / Preface of the editors / Elena Grandi: Late Antique and Early Medieval (5th-7th cent. AD) fine pottery from archaeological contexts in Venice's Lagoon / Vassilena Petrova: The yellow pottery from Pliska, Bulgaria and its archaeological context / Platon Petridis: Relations between Pottery Workshops in the Greek Mainland during the Byzantine Period / Sarah Japp: Late Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman pottery from Alexandria Troas / Derya Erol: Symrna Devlet Agora Buluntusu Terra Sigillatalari / Lale Doger: Byzantine Ceramics: Excavations at Smyrna Agora (1997-98 and 2002-03) / Zeynep Yilmaz: Spatantike Sigillaten aus Priene / Frauke Kenkel: The Cypriot Red Slip Ware and its Derivatives from Pednelissos in Pisidia / Taner Korkut: Die spätantike und fruhbyzantinische Keramik aus Patara / Marco Ricci: Elaiussa Sebaste: context, production and commerce / Catherine Abadie-Reynal, Anne-Sophie Martz, Aurelien Cador: Late Roman and Byzantine Pottery at Zeugma: Groups of the beginning of the 5th century / Rina Avner: The Archaeological Enigma of Fifth-Century Jerusalem: Pottery vs. Coins and History in the Light of Recent Excavations and Research / Thomas Beckh: Die Gebrauchskeramik der spatantik-koptischen Klosteranlage Deir el-Bachit / Erica D'Amico: Glazed White Ware in the Italian Peninsula: Proposals for a Study / Paul Arthur: Byzantine and Turkish glazed ceramics in southern Apulia, Italy / Daniela Cottica: Micaceous White Painted Ware from insula 104 at Hierapolis/Pamukkale, Turkey / Beate Bohlendorf-Arslan: Stratified Byzantine Pottery from the City Wall in the Southwestern Sector of Amorium / Johanna Witte-Orr: Bricks and Tiles from the Triangular Tower at Amorium / Oguz Kocyigit: The Role of Terracotta Spacers in the Heating System of the Amorium Bathhouse / Joanita Vroom: Pottery finds from a 'cess-pit' at the southern wall in Durrës, central Albania / Joanna Dimotopoulos: Byzantine Graffito Wares excavated in Sparta (12th-13th centuries) / Nikos D. Kontogiannis, Smaragdi Arvaniti: The Medieval Kato Kastro (Lower Castle) of Andros: Excavation Data and Ceramic Material / Bettina Wille: Die byzantinische Keramik aus einem Ziegelschacht in Aegina Kolonna / S. Y. Waksman, A. Romanchuk: Byzantine Chersonesos, an investigation of the local production of ceramics by chemical analysis / Ruth Smardar Gabrieli: A Region apart: Coarse Ware of Medieval and Ottoman Cyprus / John Rosser : Stratigraphic Evidence for the Chronology of "Saranda Kolones" Castle (Paphos, Cyprus) / Marie-Louise von Wartburg: Chronology and stratigraphy of the Medieval Pottery of Cyprus: a critical review / Gulgun Koroglu: Glazed Pottery from Cyprus and the Hatay-Cukurova Region in the Mersin-Yumuktepe Excavations / Sauro Gelichi, Sergio Nepoti: Pottery from Harim Castle (Northern Syria): Crusader and Muslim Period / Muharrem Ceken: Anadolu'da bir Seramik Uretim Merkezi: Hasankeyf (Firin ve Atolyeler) / Ruchan Arik: Architectural Tiles from.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). [vii], [7], 558, [3] p. Color and b/w ills. In English, German and Turkish. Contents: Preface of the director of the German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul /Preface of Gonul Oney / Preface of the editors / Elena Grandi: Late Antique and Early Medieval (5th-7th cent. AD) fine pottery from archaeological contexts in Venice's Lagoon / Vassilena Petrova: The yellow pottery from Pliska, Bulgaria and its archaeological context / Platon Petridis: Relations between Pottery Workshops in the Greek Mainland during the Byzantine Period / Sarah Japp: Late Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman pottery from Alexandria Troas / Derya Erol: Symrna Devlet Agora Buluntusu Terra Sigillatalari / Lale Doger: Byzantine Ceramics: Excavations at Smyrna Agora (1997-98 and 2002-03) / Zeynep Yilmaz: Spatantike Sigillaten aus Priene / Frauke Kenkel: The Cypriot Red Slip Ware and its Derivatives from Pednelissos in Pisidia / Taner Korkut: Die spätantike und fruhbyzantinische Keramik aus Patara / Marco Ricci: Elaiussa Sebaste: context, production and commerce / Catherine Abadie-Reynal, Anne-Sophie Martz, Aurelien Cador: Late Roman and Byzantine Pottery at Zeugma: Groups of the beginning of the 5th century / Rina Avner: The Archaeological Enigma of Fifth-Century Jerusalem: Pottery vs. Coins and History in the Light of Recent Excavations and Research / Thomas Beckh: Die Gebrauchskeramik der spatantik-koptischen Klosteranlage Deir el-Bachit / Erica D'Amico: Glazed White Ware in the Italian Peninsula: Proposals for a Study / Paul Arthur: Byzantine and Turkish glazed ceramics in southern Apulia, Italy / Daniela Cottica: Micaceous White Painted Ware from insula 104 at Hierapolis/Pamukkale, Turkey / Beate Bohlendorf-Arslan: Stratified Byzantine Pottery from the City Wall in the Southwestern Sector of Amorium / Johanna Witte-Orr: Bricks and Tiles from the Triangular Tower at Amorium / Oguz Kocyigit: The Role of Terracotta Spacers in the Heating System of the Amorium Bathhouse / Joanita Vroom: Pottery finds from a 'cess-pit' at the southern wall in Durrës, central Albania / Joanna Dimotopoulos: Byzantine Graffito Wares excavated in Sparta (12th-13th centuries) / Nikos D. Kontogiannis, Smaragdi Arvaniti: The Medieval Kato Kastro (Lower Castle) of Andros: Excavation Data and Ceramic Material / Bettina Wille: Die byzantinische Keramik aus einem Ziegelschacht in Aegina Kolonna / S. Y. Waksman, A. Romanchuk: Byzantine Chersonesos, an investigation of the local production of ceramics by chemical analysis / Ruth Smardar Gabrieli: A Region apart: Coarse Ware of Medieval and Ottoman Cyprus / John Rosser : Stratigraphic Evidence for the Chronology of "Saranda Kolones" Castle (Paphos, Cyprus) / Marie-Louise von Wartburg: Chronology and stratigraphy of the Medieval Pottery of Cyprus: a critical review / Gulgun Koroglu: Glazed Pottery from Cyprus and the Hatay-Cukurova Region in the Mersin-Yumuktepe Excavations / Sauro Gelichi, Sergio Nepoti: Pottery from Harim Castle (Northern Syria): Crusader and Muslim Period / Muharrem Ceken: Anadolu'da bir Seramik Uretim Merkezi: Hasankeyf (Firin ve Atolyeler) / Ruchan Arik: Architectural Tiles from the Kubad-Abad Excavations / V. Belgin Demirsar Arli: Kudus'te Harem-i Serif'teki Bir Sondajda Bulunan Osmanli Donemi Cinileri ve Civili Cini Kullanimi Hakkinda Bazi Gorusler / Vesna Bikic: The early Turkish stratum on. …

Soft cover. Condition: New. KONTOGIANNIS, NIKOS D. - BEATE BOHLENDORF ARSLAN - FILIZ YENISEHIRLIOGLU (Edited by) Bizans, Selcuklu ve Osmanli topraklarinda kulturel uretim araci olarak sirli kaplar. 13. Uluslararasi ANAMED Yillik Sempozyumu. Istanbul: ANAMED / Koc Universitesi Yayinlari, 2021. 4to., xiii, 449 p., color and b/w ills. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786057685957 CATALOG: Turkish & Islamic arts KEYWORDS: Ceramics Tile Porcelain Terracotta Byzantium Seljuks Ottoman art Archaeology History of art This volume collects research presented at the Koc University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED) 2018 international annual symposium. It brings together researchers engaged in the study of the decoration and technology of glazed pottery, ranging from the early Byzantine era to the end of the Ottoman period. Topics explored include pottery production in Constantinople, glazed ceramic production and consumption in medieval Thebes, pottery imports in Algiers during the Turkish Regency, considerations of trading routes and their influences, the relationships between Italy and the Byzantine and Ottoman world through pottery, and more. CONTENTS Nikos Kontogiannis and Beate Bohlendorf-Arslan - Introduction Filiz Yenisehirlioglu - Moments of Change, Actors and Interpretation Yona Waksman - Pottery Production in Constantinople, Istanbul: Recent Excavations and New Issues Regarding the Diffusion of Wares, Styles, and Techniques Natalia Poulou - Polychrome Ware: The Long Journey of Decorative Motifs Muradiye Oztaskin - Production of Glazed Wares and Their Identity from the Byzantine to Ottoman Periods in Aphrodisias Fotini Kondyli - Between Tradition and Experimentation: Glazed Ceramic Production and Consumption in Medieval Thebes Jacques Burlot - Cultural, Technological, and Economic Changes in Western Anatolia: Observing the Byzantine-Ottoman Transition (13th-15th Centuries) Through the Spectrum of Glazed Tablewares Eva Strothenke - Glazed Pottery of the East in the Doliche Monastery: Considerations on Trading Routes and Their Limits Between the Cilician Taurus and the Tigris Gulsu Simsek - On-site XRF Analysis of "Iznik" Tiles at Edirne Mosques Lucile Martinet - Colored Glazed Tiles During the Ottoman Era Edna J. Stern - Caught Between Two Worlds: Levantine Alkaline Glazed Ware Melanie Gibson -The China Syndrome: A Study of the Origin and Forms of Hatayi Elements in Ottoman Blue-and-White Ceramics, circa 1480-1540 Rosalind A. Wade Haddon - 'Kubachi' Influences on Iznik Vessels: A Discussion on Dealer Derived Sets of Tiles in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London Sauro Gelichi - Three Stories in the Medieval and Modern Mediterranean Area: the Relationships Between Italy and the Byzantine/Ottoman World Through Pottery Hatice Adiguzel - From Inspiration to Imitation: The Ottoman Impact on Italian Pottery Production Veronique Francois - Ottoman Consumption and Transmediterranean Trade: The Pottery Imports in Algiers at the Time of the Turkish Regency (1518-1830) Gulgun Yilmaz - New Inspirations of Kutahya Tiles in the 18th Century. …

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