Halûk Perk Müzesi’nden Lucius Artorius Marcianus’un Zeus Keraunios’a Adağı

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Halûk Perk Müzesi’nden Lucius Artorius Marcianus’un Zeus Keraunios’a Adağı

Abstract

Makalede, Halûk Perk Müzesi Koleksiyonu İstanbul içinde 604T1 envanter numarası ile yer alan bir adak yazıtı tanıtılmaktadır. 2007 yılında Müze’ye kazandırılmış olan bu adağın buluntu yeri kayıtlara göre Adana’dır.

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