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Examples of Byzantine Ceramoplastic and Polychrome Tile Recently Found at Niksar

Niksar’dan Bizans Dönemine ait Keramoplastik ve Çini Örnekleri

Ü. Melda Ermiş(İSTANBUL ÜNİVERSİTESİ)0000-0003-0176-2309
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193–204
Publication Date
2019-07-31
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The presence of the tiles from the Byzantine period in Niksar is an interesting issue that requires further research.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The aim of this paper is to introduce the new findings from Niksar dated to the Byzantine period.
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Key Findings & Data:A small number of striking pieces found in the vicinity of Niksar are currently exhibited in the Yagıbasan Madrasah.
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Conclusion & Impact:The presence of the tiles from the Byzantine period in Niksar is an interesting issue that requires further research.
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⚙️Variables:Bizans · Niksar · Neokaisareia

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to introduce the new findings from Niksar dated to the Byzantine period. A small number of striking pieces found in the vicinity of Niksar are currently exhibited in the Yagıbasan Madrasah. Among these are quatrefoil ceramoplastic decorations. These decorations were used to adorn building façades in Byzantine architecture. Their analogs are seen in the Balkans, Constantinopolis (capital of the Byzantine Empire), and Western Anatolia. The other remarkable pieces are tiles from the Byzantine period. Such examples of Byzantine polychrome tiles are rarely seen and these examples are from Preslav, Constantinopolis and Bithynia. The presence of the tiles from the Byzantine period in Niksar is an interesting issue that requires further research.

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Bu çalışmada, Niksar’dan Bizans dönemine ait yeni birtakım buluntuların tanıtılması amaçlanmıştır. Niksar çevresinde bulunan ve günümüzde Yağıbasan Medresesi içinde oluşturulan vitrinlerde sergilenen birkaç parça dikkat çekicidir. Bunlardan biri dört yapraklı yonca biçimli keramoplastik süslemelerdir. Bizans mimarinde cephe süslemesinde kullanılan bu bezemelerin benzer örnekleri Balkanlarda, başkent Konstantinopolis’de ve Batı Anadolu’da görülmektedir.    Yağıbasan Medresesi’nde sergilenen dikkat çekici diğer veriler ise Bizans dönemine ait çini parçalarıdır. Bizans dönemine ait çinilerden az örnek bilinmektedir. Bilinen örneklerin çoğunluğu Bulgaristan Preslav, Konstantinopolis ve Bithynia’dandır. Niksar’da Bizans dönemine ait çini örneklerine rastlanması oldukça dikkat çekici bir husus olup, araştırılması gerekli bir konudur.  

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Ermiş, Ü. M. (2019). Examples of Byzantine Ceramoplastic and Polychrome Tile Recently Found at Niksar. Art-Sanat Dergisi, Sayı: 12, 193–204. https://ajindex.com/articles/1367170

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