Research Article

A Group of Mycenaean Pottery From Selçuk Ayasuluk Hill

Volume: 5 Number: 2 September 29, 2023
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A Group of Mycenaean Pottery From Selçuk Ayasuluk Hill

Abstract

The aim of this study is to compare a group of Mycenaean pottery found on Selçuk Ayasuluk Hill with different centers and to evaluate their similarity and the usage process in the settlement in general terms. First of all, Mycenaean pottery used in the study will be introduced by giving their characteristics one by one, and the settlements and periods with similar ones in the Aegean World will be explained. The Mycenaean pottery recovered from Ayasuluk Hill will be evaluated in terms of method in comparison with the Mycenaean pottery found in settlements in Continental Greece, Aegean Islands, Western Anatolia and East Mediterranean. The Mycenaean pottery on the Ayasuluk Hill, which is the subject of the study, are evaluated within the LH IIIA-IIIC periods. This situation reveals the importance of Mycenaean pottery in being preferred in the settlement and shows that the connections between the Aegean World and Ayasuluk Hill have spread over a long period of time. This chronological continuity in Mycenaean pottery in the settlement is similar to many centers where Mycenaean pottery was found in Western Anatolia. When we continue with the Mycenaean pottery samples of Ayasuluk Hill, which is the subject of the study, it is seen that there are similarities with the pottery found in many centers in Greece and the Aegean Islands. In Western Anatolia, it is possible to compare some examples from centers such as Troy, Miletos and Iasos with the Mycenaean pottery on Ayasuluk Hill.

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Supporting Institution

Kültür ve Turizm Bakanlığı

Project Number

CK013513

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Details

Primary Language

English

Subjects

Ceramics in Archeology

Journal Section

Research Article

Early Pub Date

September 24, 2023

Publication Date

September 29, 2023

Submission Date

June 19, 2023

Acceptance Date

September 12, 2023

Published in Issue

Year 2023 Volume: 5 Number: 2

APA
Mimaroğlu, S., Gür, B., & Mimaroğlu, M. (2023). A Group of Mycenaean Pottery From Selçuk Ayasuluk Hill. OANNES - International Journal of Ancient History, 5(2), 545-571. https://doi.org/10.33469/oannes.1316873

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