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WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT
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The Upper Meander Basin qualifies as a region where one can follow the characteristics of the material cultures of two important cultural regions in the Neolithic
and Early Chalcolithic periods and the changes they underwent. The settlement of
Selcen-Örenarası is strategically located at the pass connecting the plains to the
mountains. Its location enables us to make an overall inference concerning the
settlement pattern and cultural process of the settlements in this extensive region,
which extends from the Lake District to the Coastal Aegean. The archaeological
data shows that before the 6th millennium BC the settlements in the basin shared
a cultural structure which was common in many aspects. The analogies which can
particularly be followed via the monochrome pottery verify this relationship among
the Lake District, the Upper Meander Basin in Central Southwestern Anatolia,
and the Coastal Aegean. It is also clear that the cultural borders were reshaped
and the above-mentioned common cultural structure underwent a change after the
6th millennium BC. Because of this process, the Upper Meander Basin culturally
joined the Lake District, as indicated by the painted pottery. On the other hand,
the tradition of monochrome pottery continued uninterruptedly in the Coastal
Aegean settlements located in and around İzmir. There is no doubt that the mutual
relations within the regions concerned did not completely end. However, after
the 6th millennium BC, the Upper Meander Basin displayed a culture which was
identical with that of the Lake District but differed from the Coastal Aegean. These
changes and transformation can be followed via the settlement of Selcen-Örenarası
in the Upper Meander Basin. The systematic surveys in the region document that both the plains and the
plateau leaning against the mountainous region were preferred as settlement areas
in the basin throughout the Neolithic Period. The same surveys also shows that
this settlement order changed at the beginning of the 6th millennium BC when settlements shifted towards the plain. In this paper, it is put forward that this change
in the Upper Meander Basin not only reflected a transformation within the region
but also affected the Coastal Aegean and even the regions located to the west of
the Aegean Sea in terms of its consequences. Likewise, the new settlements which
appeared concurrently in these last two regions seem to have been related to the
changes in the Upper Meander Basin. It is likely that some of the settlements
represented by the monochrome pottery tradition in the Upper Meander Basin in
Inland Southwestern Anatolia withdrew towards the plain and integrated with the
Lake District, whereas some communities from these same settlements must have
dispersed and moved westwards.
Anahtar Kelimeler
Ayrıntılar
Birincil Dil
İngilizce
Konular
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Bölüm
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Yayımlanma Tarihi
1 Mayıs 2016
Gönderilme Tarihi
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Yayımlandığı Sayı
Yıl 2016 Sayı: 24
APA
Dedeoğlu, F., & Ozan, A. (2016). WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT. OLBA, 24, 1-30. https://izlik.org/JA84CE65US
AMA
1.Dedeoğlu F, Ozan A. WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT. Yok. 2016;(24):1-30. https://izlik.org/JA84CE65US
Chicago
Dedeoğlu, Fulya, ve Ali Ozan. 2016. “WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT”. OLBA, sy 24: 1-30. https://izlik.org/JA84CE65US.
EndNote
Dedeoğlu F, Ozan A (01 Mayıs 2016) WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT. OLBA 24 1–30.
IEEE
[1]F. Dedeoğlu ve A. Ozan, “WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT”, Yok, sy 24, ss. 1–30, May. 2016, [çevrimiçi]. Erişim adresi: https://izlik.org/JA84CE65US
ISNAD
Dedeoğlu, Fulya - Ozan, Ali. “WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT”. OLBA. 24 (01 Mayıs 2016): 1-30. https://izlik.org/JA84CE65US.
JAMA
1.Dedeoğlu F, Ozan A. WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT. Yok. 2016;:1–30.
MLA
Dedeoğlu, Fulya, ve Ali Ozan. “WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT”. OLBA, sy 24, Mayıs 2016, ss. 1-30, https://izlik.org/JA84CE65US.
Vancouver
1.Fulya Dedeoğlu, Ali Ozan. WHAT HAPPENED IN INLAND SOUTHWESTERN ANATOLIA BEFORE 5500 BC? A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SELCEN-ÖRENARASI SETTLEMENT. Yok [Internet]. 01 Mayıs 2016;(24):1-30. Erişim adresi: https://izlik.org/JA84CE65US