Rock Alignment

Kaya hizalaması, tipik olarak çöl ovalarında bulunan kayaların düzenlenmesiyle oluşturulan bir tasarım; genellikle görüntünün tamamı yalnızca havadan fark edilebilir.

archaeologsTurkishOthers

Cross-Dating

Göreceli veya mutlak bir yaş veya kronoloji sağlayabilen bir korelasyon tarihleme tekniğidir. Çapraz tarihlemenin temeli, birlikte bulunan buluntuların ortaya çıkmasına dayanır. Buradaki varsayım, belirli bir eser türünün, örneğin bir kılıç tür&u...

archaeologsTurkishOthers

Deverel-Rimbury Culture

MÖ 15.-12. yüzyıllarda Güney Britanya'da yaşanan bir Bronz Çağı kültürü. Adını Dorset'teki iki bölgeden almıştır ve Kelt tarlaları, çekirdekli küçük çiftlikler ve çitlerle çevrili sığır muhafazaları ve ya d&uum...

archaeologsTurkishCultures

Thin Orange Pottery

İnce duvarlı, turuncu pişmiş malzeme üzerinde belirgin mika şist katkısı bulunan ve Mesoamerika'nın oyulmuş ve noktalı desenleri ile süslenmiş özgün bir seramik türü. Bu seramik türü Geç Pre-Klasik Dönem'de tanıtılmış olup Klasik dönemde Me...

archaeologsTurkishAncient Pottery

Doliche

Doliche is an ancient settlement located in the province of Gaziantep, Turkey. It stands as one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Turkey. Within this ancient city, remnants from the Copper Age and the earliest known mathematical artifacts have been unearthed. Doliche has undergone su...

archaeologsEnglishAncient Cities

Doliche

Doliche, Gaziantep ilinde konumlanmış olan bir antik yerleşim alanıdır. Türkiye'nin halen varlığını sürdüren en eski kentlerinden biridir. Bu antik kentte, Bakır Çağı'na ait kalıntılara ve bilinen en eski matematiksel uygulamalara rastlanmaktadır. Doliche, tarih boyunca sıra...

archaeologsTurkishAncient Cities

Tartessos

Guadalquivir Vadisi'nin ağzında yer alan erken ticaret krallığı, antik yazarlar tarafından altın, gümüş, kalay ve kurşun kaynağı olarak tanımlanan yarı efsanevi bir şehre ev sahipliği yapıyordu. Bu yer, aslında Tartessos olarak bilinen Geç Bronz Çağı topluluğuna aitti ve Río Tinto madenleri de da...

archaeologsTurkishCultures, Nations, Place Names

Casting Seam

Döküm kalıbının parçalarının yüzeyleri arasındaki bağlantı noktasına az miktarda erimiş metalin akacağı yer. Çift kabuklu veya kompozit bir kalıpta bu sızıntı, nesne kalıptan çıkarıldığında görünür bir dikişe neden olur. Genellikle doldurulur ve ...

archaeologsTurkishNumismatics

Menekşe Çatağı Höyük

Tekirdağ il merkezinin 12 km doğusunda; Tekirdağ-İstanbul karayolunun 50 m güneyinde; Marmara Denizi kıyısındaki kayalık taraçaların üzerinde; Menekşe Deresi'nin her iki yanındadır.Konumu ve Çevresel Özellikleri: Menekşe Deresi'nin her iki yanında yer alan yayvan bi&c...

archaeologsTurkishPlace Names

Kerbschnitt

Kertik yöntemi, ahşabı bir baltayla veya nacakla oyma veya süsleme tekniği.

archaeologsTurkishOthers

Tutishcainyo

Güney Amerika, Üst Amazon’un en eski yerlerinden biri olan Peru’nun doğusundaki Yarinacocha Gölü’nde insan yerleşimine dair kanıtlar bulunmaktadır. Ayırt edici kum veya kabukla temperlenmiş seramik, erken Tutishcainyo dönemine tarihlenen ve M.Ö...

archaeologsTurkishPlace Names

Kudaro

Gürcistan'ın Büyük Kafkas Dağları'ndaki, Orta Pleistosen omurgalıları ve iki yüzeyli, kıyıcı ve yan kazıyıcılarla ilişkilendirilen Acheulian katmanlarının bulunduğu iki mağara alanı. Bazı Orta Paleolitik eserler Geç Pleistosen omurgalıları, uçları ve kenar kazıyı...

archaeologsTurkishPlace Names

Hekate

Hekate, also known as Hecate, held a prominent place in Greek mythology as the goddess associated with various mystical and supernatural realms. Her domain encompassed magic, witchcraft, the night, the moon, spirits, and the mystical art of necromancy. Born as the sole offspring of the Titanes Pe...

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Hekate

Hades

Haides (Hades) reigned as the sovereign of the subterranean realm and the deity governing departed souls. He oversaw the rituals of funerals and safeguarded the deceased's entitlement to proper interment. Haides also held dominion over the concealed treasures of the Earth, from the fertile soil n...

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Hades

Tykhe

Tykhe (Tyche) held the divine domain over fortune, serendipity, providence, and destiny. She often received reverence in a more benevolent aspect, known as Eutykhia (Eutychia), the goddess of auspicious fate, luck, triumph, and affluence.

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Tykhe

Themis

Themis held the exalted position of a Titan goddess, overseeing divine law and harmonious order, which encompassed the time-honored principles of conduct initially ordained by the gods. She also served as a prophetic deity, presiding over the most ancient oracles, including Delphoi (Delphi). In t...

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Themis

Leto

Leto among the illustrious Titanides, stood as the cherished consort of Zeus, and as the mother to the divine twins, Apollon and Artemis. She held the divine mantle of motherhood and, alongside her offspring, she shielded and nurtured the young. Her name and symbols indicated her role as a guardi...

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Leto

Nike

Nike (Nicé), the winged deity, epitomized victory in its multifaceted forms, whether attained through warfare or peaceful rivalry. At the onset of the Titan War, when Zeus was marshaling allies, Styx introduced her four offspring—Nike (Victory), Zelos (Rivalry), Kratos (Cratus Streng...

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Nike

Iris

Iris reigned as the divine custodian of the rainbow and served as the celestial messenger of the Olympian deities. She was frequently hailed as the loyal attendant and personal envoy of Hera. Inextricably linked to the realms of sea and sky, her lineage revealed Thaumas, "the wondrous," as her fa...

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Iris

Horae

The Horai (Horae) held dominion over the changing seasons and the inherent divisions of time within the natural world. They oversaw the cyclical movements of the celestial constellations, which defined the passage of the year, while their three sibling goddesses, the Moirae (Moirae), wove the int...

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Horae

Hebe

Hebe embodied the essence of youth and took on the role of the divine cupbearer, presenting ambrosia during the celestial banquets of the gods. She also held the honored position as the matron deity of young brides and dutifully attended to the goddess Aphrodite.

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Hebe

Eros

Eros, the playful deity of love, served as an ever-faithful companion and cherubic aide to the goddess Aphrodite.

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Eros

Asklepios

Asklepios (Asclepius) held the divine mantle as the god of healing and medicine. He was not only the guardian deity but also the esteemed forefather of the Asklepiades (Asclepiades), the ancient fellowship of healers and physicians.

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Asklepios

Poseidon

Poseidon, known as the Olympian god who held dominion over the vast seas, seismic upheavals, inundations, arid spells, and the noble equines. His visage took the form of a robust, fully-grown figure, sporting a dark beard, and wielding a trident—an angler's spear, armed with three prongs....

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Poseidon

Hestia

Hestia was the virgin goddess of the hearth (both private and municipal) and the home. As the goddess of the family hearth she also presided over the cooking of bread and the preparation of the family meal. Hestia was also the goddess of the sacrificial flame and received a share of every sacrifi...

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Hestia

Hermes

Hermes was the Olympian god of herds and flocks, travellers and hospitality, roads and trade, thievery and cunning, heralds and diplomacy, language and writing, athletic contests and gymnasiums, astronomy and astrology. He was the herald and personal messenger of Zeus, King of the Gods, and ...

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Hermes

Hephaistos

Hephaistos (Hephaestus) stood as the Olympian deity presiding over fire, artisans, blacksmiths, metalcraft, stonework, and sculpting. He was commonly portrayed as a bearded man, clutching a hammer and tongs—the quintessential instruments of a blacksmith—and occasionally seen astride a...

archaeologsEnglishGod Names

Hephaistos

Ares

Ares reigned as the Olympian deity governing warfare, the fervor for battle, bravery, and societal harmony. In the annals of ancient Greek art, he manifested either as a seasoned, bearded warrior adorned for combat or as a youthful, clean-shaven figure donning a helmet and wielding a spear, often...

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Ares

Apollo

Apollo stood as the Olympian deity overseeing various domains, including divination, music, singing and verse, marksmanship, the mending of ailments, afflictions, and safeguarding the youth. His countenance embodied that of an attractive, youthful figure, beardless with cascading locks, and he wa...

archaeologsEnglishGod Names

Apollo

Kharites

The KHARITES (Charites), also known as the Graces, were three goddesses associated with grace, beauty, adornment, joy, mirth, festivity, dance, and song. A group of younger Kharites oversaw various other pleasures of life, such as play, amusement, banquets, floral decoration, happiness, relaxati...

archaeologsEnglishMythology

Kharites

Ounan Point

Lame pointue avec un talon basal utilisée dans le Pléistocène tardif et l'Holocène en Afrique du Nord, comme dans les industries ounaniennes et néolithiques précoces du Sahara oriental.

archaeologsFrenchTools

Andronovo Culture

Don ve Yenisey nehirleri arasında, M.Ö. 2. binyıla tarihlenen güney Sibirya kültürü. Bu geniş alanda kültür nispeten tek tipti ve tarım büyük bir rol oynadı. Buğday ve arpa yetiştiriliyor, sığır, at ve koyun kullanılıyordu. Afansievo'nun yerini alan me...

archaeologsTurkishCultures