Koroglu Kemalettin (39 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. This volume presents a vivid record in words and pictures of a dig on the Anatolian borders of Mesopotamia that ended recently after nearly two decades. Designed in the format of a survey book, Ziyaret Tepe: Exploring the Anatolian frontier of the Assyrian Empire captures the sense of intimacy and immediacy of the project. Ziyaret Tepe, the ancient city of Tushan, was a provincial capital of the Assyrian Empire, in its day the greatest empire the world had ever seen. The excavations captured in this innovative book uncovered the palace of the governor, the mansions of the elite and the barracks of the rank and ?le, charting the history of the empire from its expansion in the early 9th century BC to its fall three centuries years later. The great mound of Ziyaret Tepe, with its accumulated layers rising 22 metres above the surrounding plain, is a record of thousands of years of human occupation. In the course of 18 seasons of ?eldwork, both the lower town and the mound looming up over it yielded the secrets of Tushan, today in southeast Turkey, near the border with Syria. This has always been frontier country. Elaborate wall paintings, a hoard of luxury items burned in a cremation ritual 2,800 years ago, and a cuneiform tablet that hints at a previously unknown language are among the team's exceptional ?nds. The story of the project is told by the specialists who dedicated years of their lives to it. Geophysicists, ceramicists, readers of cuneiform, experts in weaving, board games and Neo-Assyrian politics joined archaeologists, zooarchaeologists, archaeobotanists and many others. But this is no dry ?eld book of dusty digging. Both accessible and scholarly, it is a lively, copiously illustrated record of excavations involving the whole team, a compelling demonstration of the collaboration - the science, artistry and imaginative reconstruction - that makes modern archaeology so absorbing.…

paperback, 4to, 232pp, illustrated, clean and tight, no inscriptions, Very Good condition. ISBN: 9780956594891.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In English and Turkish. 22 p., b/w ills. The anniversary of the excavations at Yumuktepe.= 5. yilinda Yumuktepe (1993-1997). ARCHEOLOGY Anatolian civilizations Yumuktepe Excavations.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Winner of the Archaeological Institute of America s 2019 Felicity A Holden Award: Following on from the mesmerising 19th-century photographs of Palmyra by the forgotten American archaeologist John Henry Haynes, Cornucopia s latest book is something altogether different a vivid record in words and pictures of a dig on the Anatolian borders of Mesopotamia that ended recently after nearly two decades. Designed in the format of a survey book, Ziyaret Tepe: Exploring the Anatolian frontier of the Assyrian Empire captures the sense of intimacy and immediacy of the project. Ziyaret Tepe, the ancient city of Tushan, was a provincial capital of the Assyrian Empire, in its day the greatest empire the world had ever seen. The excavations captured in this innovative book uncovered the palace of the governor, the mansions of the elite and the barracks of the rank and file, charting the history of the empire from its expansion in the early 9th century BC to its fall three centuries years later. The great mound of Ziyaret Tepe, with its accumulated layers rising 22 metres above the surrounding plain, is a record of thousands of years of human occupation. In the course of 18 seasons of fieldwork, both the lower town and the mound looming up over it yielded the secrets of Tushan, today in southeast Turkey, near the border with Syria. This has always been frontier country. Elaborate wall paintings, a hoard of luxury items burned in a cremation ritual 2,800 years ago, and a cuneiform tablet that hints at a previously unknown language are among the team's exceptional finds. The story of the project is told by the specialists who dedicated years of their lives to it. Geophysicists, ceramicists, readers of cuneiform, experts in weaving, board games and Neo-Assyrian politics joined archaeologists, zooarchaeologists, archaeobotanists and many others. But this is no dry field book of dusty digging. Both accessible and scholarly, it is a lively, copiously illustrated record of excavations involving the whole team, a compelling demonstration of the collaboration the science, artistry and imaginative reconstruction that makes modern archaeology so absorbing.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Paperback. Small 4to. (24 x 20 cm). In English. 230 p., color and b/w ills. This vivid account of an archaeological dig in southeast Turkey charts the 18-year excavation of a provincial capital of the great Assyrian Empire. Scholarly yet uniquely accessible, it teems with a wealth of photographs, personal accounts and unexpected revelations.…

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Dust jacket. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. Original bdg. Dust wrapper. Mint. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). In Turkish. [xii], [2], 130 p., b/w and color ills., 22 plates. Üçtepe I. Yeni kazi ve yüzey bulgulari isiginda Diyarbakir / Üçtepe ve çevresinin Yeni Assur Dönemi tarihi cografyasi.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. KOROGLU, KEMALETTIN Uctepe I. Yeni kazi ve yuzey bulgulari isiginda Diyarbakir / Uctepe ve cevresinin Yeni Assur Donemi tarihi cografyasi. Ankara: TTK, 1998. 4to., xii, [2], 130 p., ills., 22 plates. Original binding. Dust wrapper. New ISBN: CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Diyarbakir Excavation Assyria Southeast Anatolia. …

Soft cover. Condition: New. KOROGLU, KEMALETTIN - ERKAN KONYAR (Editors) Urartu: Dogu'da degisim. Istanbul: Yapi Kredi Yayinlari, 2020. Large 8vo., x, 284 p., b/w ills. Paperback. New ISBN: 9789750846717 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Urartu Excavation Anatolian civilizations Van Eastern Anatolia Urartu Kralligi, MO 9.-7. yuzyillar arasinda, Dogu Anadolu, Transkafkasya ve Ku­zeybati Iran'i egemenlik altina alarak 200 yili askin bir sure denetiminde tutmak icin buyuk caba harcamistir. Bolge cografyasinin buyuk bolumu, siradaglar ve va­dilerle birbirinden ayrilmis yaylalarla kaplidir. Tarim potansiyeli olan verimli ovalar sinirlidir. Bu nedenle soz konusu bolgede yasayan toplumlar binlerce yil yari gocebe olarak yasamis ve bir devletin denetimine alinamamistir. Butun bu zorluklar, Urar­tularin Anadolu'daki Demir Cag kralliklarindan farkli olarak bolgenin sorunlarina uygun cozumler gelistirmesine zemin hazirlamis olmalidir. Devletin kurulusu ve baskent Tuspa'nin (Van) insa edilmesinden sonra bu yonde bir dizi uygulamanin gerceklestirildigi gorulmektedir. Urartu, Dogu'da Degisim, Urartu Kralligi'ni bircok yonuyle degerlendiren, siyasal tarih yaninda dil, yazi, sanat, din, olu gomme bicimleri, canak comlek yapimi ve Urartu donemi yerlesmeleri konusundaki yeni bilgileri iceren makalelerden olus­maktadir.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. MATNEY, TIMOTHY - JOHN MACGINNIS - DIRK WICKIE - KEMALETTIN KOROGLU Ziyaret Tepe. Exploring the Anatolian frontier of the Assyrian Empire. Istanbul: Cornucopia Books, 2017. Large 8vo., 232 p., colour ills. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786058308022 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Anatolian civilizations Excavation The Assyrians Life on the edge of the Assyrian Empire New from Cornucopia: Following on from the mesmerising 19th-century photographs of Palmyra by the forgotten American archaeologist John Henry Haynes, Cornucopia's latest book is something altogether different - a vivid record in words and pictures of a dig on the Anatolian borders of Mesopotamia that ended recently after nearly two decades. Designed in the format of a survey book, 'Ziyaret Tepe: Exploring the Anatolian frontier of the Assyrian Empire' captures the sense of intimacy and immediacy of the project. Ziyaret Tepe, the ancient city of Tušhan, was a provincial capital of the Assyrian Empire, in its day the greatest empire the world had ever seen. The excavations captured in this innovative book uncovered the palace of the governor, the mansions of the elite and the barracks of the rank and ?le, charting the history of the empire from its expansion in the early 9th century BC to its fall three centuries years later. The great mound of Ziyaret Tepe, with its accumulated layers rising 22 metres above the surrounding plain, is a record of thousands of years of human occupation. In the course of 18 seasons of ?eldwork, both the lower town and the mound looming up over it yielded the secrets of Tušhan, today in southeast Turkey, near the border with Syria. This has always been frontier country. Elaborate wall paintings, a hoard of luxury items burned in a cremation ritual 2,800 years ago, and a cuneiform tablet that hints at a previously unknown language are among the team's exceptional ?nds. The story of the project is told by the specialists who dedicated years of their lives to it. Geophysicists, ceramicists, readers of cuneiform, experts in weaving, board games and Neo-Assyrian politics joined archaeologists, zooarchaeologists, archaeobotanists and many others. But this is no dry ?eld book of dusty digging. Both accessible and scholarly, it is a lively, copiously illustrated record of excavations involving the whole team, a compelling demonstration of the collaboration - the science, artistry and imaginative reconstruction - that makes modern archaeology so absorbing. …

Soft cover. Condition: New. CILINGIROGLU, ALTAN - KEMALETTIN KOROGLU - ZEYNEP CULHA - GUNISIL ONCU (Edited by) Urartians: A civilization in the Eastern Anatolia. The proceedings of the 1st International Symposium held at Istanbul. 13-15 October, 2014. Istanbul: Rezan Has Muzesi, 2018. Large 8vo., 323 p., color ills. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786059792097 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Anatolian civilizations Urartu Introduction / Ahu Has Foreword / Prof. Altan Cilingiroglu - Prof. Kemalettin Koroglu Ayanis Fortress: The Day After the Disaster / Altan Cilingiroglu Establishment of the Urartu Kingdom / Armagan Tan Urartian and Post-Urartian Periods at Van Fortress Moundin Light of New Excavations / Erkan Konyar Iron Age Chronology Issues of Altintepe and the Kingdom of Diauehi Mehmet / Emre Ozdogan The 3D Virtual Reconstruction of an Urartian Citadel:Erzincan-Altintepe / Serap Kusu - Kemalettin Koroglu New Evaluations on the Superstructure of theUrartian Fortification Walls: The Ayanis Case Mahmut Bilge Basturk The Kingdom of Diauehi and the Urartians in Northeast Anatoliain Light of New Findings / Alpaslan Ceylan A Unique Female Belt from the Van Museum of Archaeology / Rafet Cavusoglu A Review of Zernaki Tepe / Bulent Genc The Urartian Presence in the Lake Urmia Region / Ernst Stephan Kroll Urartian Kingdom and Trade: A Critical Review / Ali Cifci Archaeoseismic Observations at Ayanis Fortress / Atilla Batmaz Urartian Traces in Mus/Malazgirt in Light of Archaeological Data / Hanifi Biber 25 Years of Excavations at Ayanis Castle:Recent Developments / Mehmet Isikli The Capital City Tushpa / Taner Tarhan. …

Soft cover. Condition: New. Paperback. Small 4to. (24 x 20 cm). Edition in Turkish. 230 p., color and b/w ills. Ziyaret Tepe. Asur Imparatorlugu'nun Anadolu sinirlarini kesfederken. Ziyarettepe. Exploring the Anatolian frontier of the Assyrian Empire. This vivid account of an archaeological dig in southeast Turkey charts the 18-year excavation of a provincial capital of the great Assyrian Empire. Scholarly yet uniquely accessible, it teems with a wealth of photographs, personal accounts and unexpected revelations.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. KOROGLU, KEMALETTIN - RAFET CAVUSOGLU - MEHMET AYRANCI (Text) Restoration & conservation project of the Urartian jewellery collection of Rezan Has Museum = Rezan Has Muzesi Urartu takilari restorasyon ve konservasyon projesi. [Exhibition catalogue]. Istanbul: Rezan Has Muzesi, 2014. 4to., 99 p., color ills. Turkish and English. Paperback. New ISBN: 9789758919970 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Urartu Jewellery Archaeology Anatolian civilizations Bank of America Merrill Lynch'in kuresel olcekli Sanati Koruma Projesi kapsaminda destek verdigi Rezan Has Muzesi Urartu Takilari restorasyon ve konservasyon projesi kapsaminda hazirlanan katalogda; 1100 adet Urartu eserinden bir secki yer almaktadir. Eserlerin; restorasyon ve konservasyon surecini anlatan katalog cift dilli olarak hazirlanmistir.…

Paperback. Condition: New. This volume presents a vivid record in words and pictures of a dig on the Anatolian borders of Mesopotamia that ended recently after nearly two decades. Designed in the format of a survey book, Ziyaret Tepe: Exploring the Anatolian frontier of the Assyrian Empire captures the sense of intimacy and immediacy of the project. Ziyaret Tepe, the ancient city of Tushan, was a provincial capital of the Assyrian Empire, in its day the greatest empire the world had ever seen. The excavations captured in this innovative book uncovered the palace of the governor, the mansions of the elite and the barracks of the rank and ?le, charting the history of the empire from its expansion in the early 9th century BC to its fall three centuries years later. The great mound of Ziyaret Tepe, with its accumulated layers rising 22 metres above the surrounding plain, is a record of thousands of years of human occupation. In the course of 18 seasons of ?eldwork, both the lower town and the mound looming up over it yielded the secrets of Tushan, today in southeast Turkey, near the border with Syria. This has always been frontier country. Elaborate wall paintings, a hoard of luxury items burned in a cremation ritual 2,800 years ago, and a cuneiform tablet that hints at a previously unknown language are among the team's exceptional ?nds. The story of the project is told by the specialists who dedicated years of their lives to it. Geophysicists, ceramicists, readers of cuneiform, experts in weaving, board games and Neo-Assyrian politics joined archaeologists, zooarchaeologists, archaeobotanists and many others. But this is no dry ?eld book of dusty digging. Both accessible and scholarly, it is a lively, copiously illustrated record of excavations involving the whole team, a compelling demonstration of the collaboration - the science, artistry and imaginative reconstruction - that makes modern archaeology so absorbing.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. KOROGLU, KEMALETTIN - SELIM FERRUH ADALI (Editors) The Assyrians: Kingdom of the God Assur from Tigris to Taurus = Assurlular: Dicle'den Toroslar'a Tanri Assur'un kralligi. [PAPERBACK]. Istanbul: Yapi Kredi Yayinlari, 2018. 4to., xvi, 463, [1] p., color and b/w ills. In Turkish and English. Paperback. New Oversize and very heavy volume. Please contact for postage cost. ISBN: 9789750843051 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology The Assyrians Excavation Anatolian civilizations Eastern Anatolia Southeast Anatolia Mesopotamia Middle East The city of Assur, and the kingdom with its name derived from this city, were established by the early 2nd millennium BC along the bank of the Tigris River in northern Iraq, and continued their existence almost uninterrupted for about 1400 years until the end of the 7th century BC. Assyrian king lists provide a chronology of kings with their capital cities. Albeit with some uncertainties, the sequence begins with the names of kings who reigned at the city of Aššur (Qal'at Sherqat) for more than 1000 years and continues in chronological order with kings who resided in the capital cities of the Neo-Assyrian Period, namely Kalhu (Nimrud), Dur-Šarruken (Khorsabad) and Nineveh (Koyunjuk). In this regard, among all states known in ancient Near Eastern history, the Assyrian Kingdom is one of those which maintained its political regime and its institutions of government for the longest time. The political model of governance that had begun to take shape in Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC in the lands of Sumer and Akkad matured under Assyrian rule throughout a long historical process of political development. The model of royal sovereignty and its associated institutions of governance and palace architecture, developed by the Neo- Assyrian Kingdom which built upon the experiences and traditions of deep-rooted Mesopotamian civilizations, were adopted and imitated in multiple ways by all kingdoms and empires which followed Assyria in the Near East.…