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ON THE SINURI CULT OF GOD, ORIGIN AND SANCTUARY IN MYLASA

Mylasa’daki Tanrı Sinuri Kültü, Kökeni ve Kutsal Alanı Üzerine

Anıl ARSLAN
Pages
93–106
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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The archaeological remains were observed on site.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The local gods of Mylasa who were identified or combined with Zeus due to the predominant Greek influence are originally Anatolian deities.
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Key Findings & Data:However, Sinuri, an interesting god, is an exception.
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Conclusion & Impact:The archaeological remains were observed on site.
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Abstract

The local gods of Mylasa who were identified or combined with Zeus due to the predominant Greek influence are originally Anatolian deities. However, Sinuri, an interesting god, is an exception. Sinuri was worshipped under his indigenous name and not transformed into Zeus. This paper presents a general evaluation of the cult of Sinuri based on his iconographic aspects and archaeological evidence. The archaeological remains were observed on site.

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Mylasa’da Zeus’a adapte olmuş yerel tanrılar, baskın Hellen etkisiyle sonradan birleştirilmiş olanAnadolu kökenli tanrılardır. İlginç bir tanrı olan Sinuri ise bunun dışında kalmaktadır. Sinuri, Zeus ileözdeşleştirilmemiş ve özgün ismiyle tapınım görmüştür. Bu bağlamda kült, ikonografik özellikler vearkeolojik veriler göz önüne alınarak genel bir değerlendirme yapılmış, arkeolojik kalıntılar yerindeincelenmiştir.

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ARSLAN, A. (2022). ON THE SINURI CULT OF GOD, ORIGIN AND SANCTUARY IN MYLASA. Arkeoloji ve Sanat, Cilt: 164 - Sayı: 164, 93–106. https://ajindex.com/articles/448387

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