Kırklareli Yündolan C Tümülüsü

Year 2010, Issue: 9, 1 - 18, 01.06.2010

İnci Delemen Sedef Çokay-kepçe Zülküf Yılmaz

Abstract

Günümüzde Türkiye, Bulgaristan ve Yunanistan sınırları içerisine yayılan antik Thrakia bölgesinde, tümülüsler başlıca mezar tiplerinden birini oluşturmakta ve bölgenin önemli merkezlerinden Kırklareli’nde de birçok örnekle temsil edilmektedir. Kırklareli dolaylarındaki tümülüsler 20. yy başlarından itibaren araştırılmış, ancak ilk sistemli kazılar 1930’larda İstanbul Üniversitesi Arkeoloji Kürsüsü kurucusu Ord. Prof. Dr. Arif Müfid Mansel tarafından gerçekleştirilmiştir. Mansel’in Kırklareli Merkez, Alpullu, Lüleburgaz ve Vize’de sürdürdüğü kazılardan sonra, tümülüs araştırmaları kurtarma kazılarıyla sınırlı kalmıştır.

Keywords

Trakya, Tümülüs, Kist Mezar, Mezar Envanteri, MÖ 4. yy

The Yündolan C Tumulus near Kırklareli

Abstract

Of the group of five tumuli near the village of Yündolan, east of Kırklareli, the central one dubbed as “Tumulus C” became the site of a salvage excavation in 2000. Traces of fire were recorded in the northwest, northeast, and east sectors of the fill as well as a horse skeleton close to the center, all of which point to ritual practices following the interment. The fill also yielded pottery shards, mostly belonging to amphorae. The fragments of a red-figure lekanis decorated with the figures of an Eros and women with baskets can be attributed to the Otchett group during 380-350 B.C.

Keywords

Thrace, Tumulus, Cist Grave, Grave Goods, Fourth Century B.C

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