Firstly, this article aims to introduce two new inscriptions to the scientific community from Xanthus, which first became known to the modern world in 1841 and excavations at Xanthus have continue without a break since 1951. These two inscriptions were discovered during the 2012 and 2013 excavation seasons at Xanthus and, secondly, this article combines all of the epigraphical reports which have been recently published and the data presented to the scientific community to date. One of these new inscriptions concerns a homonoia inscription of Xanthus but it is unknown with which city this was agreed; and the second concerns a funerary inscription.
Buradaki makale, modern dünyanın ilk olarak 1841 yılında tanıdığı ve 1951 yılından itibaren kesintisiz olarak arkeolojik kazıları devam eden Ksanthos kentinin bugüne kadar bilim dünyasına tanıtılan ve bilimsel olarak yayınlanan epigrafik verilerini bir arada sunarak kentin epigrafi çalışmalarını bir araya getirmeyi ve 2012 ile 2013 araştırma sezonunda yeni tespit edilen iki yazıtı bilim dünyasına tanıtmayı amaçlamaktadır. Yeni yazıtlardan ilki Ksanthos’un hangi kentle yaptığı belli olmayan homonoia yazıtıdır; diğeri ise bir mezar yazıtıdır.
| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Publication Date | June 1, 2014 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2014 Volume: 2 |
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