Research Article

West Meets East: Roman Mosaics of Ionia

Number: 10 November 30, 2017
  • Werner Jobst *
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West Meets East: Roman Mosaics of Ionia

Abstract

Tradition and innovation were for centuries characteristic elements of the cultural development of Ionia, that

landscape of western Anatolia, whose intellectual achievements became groundbreaking for the European

continent and beyond. Whereas there are dominant the contacts with Egypt, Mesopotamia and Persia in Greek

times, with the taking over of the Pergamenian Kingdom by Rome and with the establishment of the proconsular

province of Asia (129-126 v. Chr.) new trends were initiated from Italy which are reflected in workmanship and

art. Taking charge of pavement-types in the facilities of public and private buildings is one of the phenomena

that document the cultural exchange between West and East. New results of archaeological and historical research

in recent decades in the urban centers of Ionia provide insight into the sociological related interlacing

of Hellenistic and Italo-Roman shapes of technological and decorative design on floor coverings.

In this paper will be discussed in the light of selected examples discovered in different ancient centers of western

Anatolia the way of Greek pebble- and tessellated-mosaic to the Italo-Roman floor spaces.

Keywords

References

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Details

Primary Language

Turkish

Subjects

Archaeology

Journal Section

Research Article

Authors

Werner Jobst * This is me
Austria

Publication Date

November 30, 2017

Submission Date

February 15, 2017

Acceptance Date

March 3, 2017

Published in Issue

Year 2017 Number: 10

APA
Jobst, W. (2017). Batı Doğu ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri. Journal of Mosaic Research, 10, 213-222. https://doi.org/10.26658/jmr.357084
AMA
1.Jobst W. Batı Doğu ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri. JMR. 2017;(10):213-222. doi:10.26658/jmr.357084
Chicago
Jobst, Werner. 2017. “Batı Doğu Ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri”. Journal of Mosaic Research, nos. 10: 213-22. https://doi.org/10.26658/jmr.357084.
EndNote
Jobst W (November 1, 2017) Batı Doğu ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri. Journal of Mosaic Research 10 213–222.
IEEE
[1]W. Jobst, “Batı Doğu ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri”, JMR, no. 10, pp. 213–222, Nov. 2017, doi: 10.26658/jmr.357084.
ISNAD
Jobst, Werner. “Batı Doğu Ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri”. Journal of Mosaic Research. 10 (November 1, 2017): 213-222. https://doi.org/10.26658/jmr.357084.
JAMA
1.Jobst W. Batı Doğu ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri. JMR. 2017;:213–222.
MLA
Jobst, Werner. “Batı Doğu Ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri”. Journal of Mosaic Research, no. 10, Nov. 2017, pp. 213-22, doi:10.26658/jmr.357084.
Vancouver
1.Werner Jobst. Batı Doğu ile Buluşuyor: Ionia’nın Roma Mozaikleri. JMR. 2017 Nov. 1;(10):213-22. doi:10.26658/jmr.357084

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