Doğu Ovalık Kilikya Bölgesi'nde yapılan son araştırmalar bölgenin Demir Çağ tarihine ilişkin yeni bilgiler sunmaktadır. 2005 yılından beri yürütülen Osmaniye Arkeolojik Yüzey Araştırması Neolitik dönemden Ortaçağ'a kadar dönemlere ait değişik kültür malzemeleri taşıyan 40 höyük yerleşimini belgelemiştir. Bu çalışmada, araştırmanın tespiti Demir Çağ seramikleri incelenerek Osmaniye ve bölge dışında tespit edilmiş olanlar ile kıyaslanacaktır. Her ne kadar, komşu bölgelerden etki sürekli ve güçlü olsa da, bu incelemenin sonuçları, siyasi ve ekonomik olarak bölgede hüküm sürmüş ve yerel halka tezat çok fazla yazılı kaynak bırakmış Asur, Grek, Fenike, Kıbrıs ve Pers gibi yabancı kültürlerinin etkileri altında olmayan farklı geleneklerin varlığını vurgulamaktadır. Çalışma, Yüzeyden derlenmiş seramik örneklerin kesin zaman dizinsel tanımlanmasında çok dikkatli olmak gerekse de, güvenli kültür tabakalarından edinilmiş malzemeler ile karşılaştırmalı bir inceleme yaparak çok değerli bilgi sağlamaktadır.
New investigations in the region of the East Plain Cilicia offer remarkable insights into the Iron Age history of this ™ region. The Osmaniye Archaeological Survey, being conducted since 2005, comprises more than 40 archaeological mounds that have yielded a large variety of material culture, from the Neolithic period to medieval times. In this article, the Iron Age pottery of the survey will be analyzed and compared with other sources from Osmaniye, as well as from the surrounding areas. Even though the influences of the neighboring areas were continuous and strong, the results of this analysis emphasize the existence of different traditions, mostly independent of the influences offoreign cultures, such as the Assyrian, Greek, Phoenician, Cypriot, and Persian cultures that dominated the area politically or commercially and, unlike the local population, left a large quantity of written sources. Although the pottery survey should be handled with care regarding definite chronological statements, it provides highly valuable information through comparative analysis with stratified material
| Primary Language | English |
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| Publication Date | January 1, 2013 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2013 Issue: 16 |
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