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A New Group of Red Slip Ware from Isparta Museum

Isparta Müzesi’nden Yeni Bir Grup Kırmızı Astarlı Kap

MURAT FIRAT
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153–171
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In this study, 5 craters, 1 amphora and 2 different types and sizes of bowls in the inventory of Isparta Museum have been examined

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Objective & Hypothesis:Isparta Museum is an important city museumm that was established approximately 80 years ago, and since then its collections have been in constant development.
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Key Findings & Data:With an inventory of more than 20,000 items, the museum’s pottery collection contains many varied and valuable artifacts.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this study, 5 craters, 1 amphora and 2 different types and sizes of bowls in the inventory of Isparta Museum have been examined
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⚙️Variables:Kırmızı Astar · Seramik · Hellenistik

Abstract

Isparta Museum is an important city museumm that was established approximately 80 years ago, and since then its collections have been in constant development. With an inventory of more than 20,000 items, the museum’s pottery collection contains many varied and valuable artifacts. The majority of the artifacts in the Museum’s collection are found and brought in by the people who live in the districts of Isparta. In this study, 5 craters, 1 amphora and 2 different types and sizes of bowls in the inventory of Isparta Museum have been examined

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Isparta Müzesi, günümüzden yaklaşık olarak 80 yıl önce kurulmuş, sürekli ve düzenli bir gelişim göstermiş önemli bir kent müzesidir. Envanterinde 20.000’den fazla eser bulunan bu müzenin seramik koleksiyonu oldukça çeşitli ve değerli eserlerden oluşur. Müze koleksiyonuna ait olan ürünlerin büyük çoğunluğu Isparta ve ilçelerinde yaşayan vatandaşların bulup getirdiği eserlerdir. Bu çalışmada da, aynı şekilde vatandaşlar tarafından bulunup Isparta Müzesi’ne getirilen 5 adet krater, 1 adet amphora ve 2 farklı tip ve boyutta olan kâse formlarından oluşan kırmızı astarlı bir kap grubu irdelenecektir. Bu kaplar satın alma yolu ile müzeye kazandırılmışlardır. Bu nedenle buluntu alanları kent, yapı, nekropolis vb. , durumları ve biçimleri gibi hususlar maalesef kesin olarak belirlenememektedir

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FIRAT, M. (2014). A New Group of Red Slip Ware from Isparta Museum. Colloquium Anatolicum, Sayı: 13, 153–171. https://ajindex.com/articles/145751

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