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NEW DISCOVERED CASTLE FROM SECOND MILLENIUM BC. ON THE UPPER BAKIRÇAY PLAIN: S LED K HILL

Bakırçay Ovası'nda Yeni Keşfedilen MÖ. 2. Bin Kalesi: Siledik Tepe

M. Umut DOĞAN
Pages
21–30
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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May be a Castle-City which was protect to the border of Seha River Land that is ordinarily located on the Gediz Plain.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Siledik Hill in which near the sourche of Bak rcay River (ancient Kaikos) is a rocky cliff that is control to all region.
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Key Findings & Data:Siledik Hill is located at the strategic geographic location.
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Conclusion & Impact:May be a Castle-City which was protect to the border of Seha River Land that is ordinarily located on the Gediz Plain.
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Abstract

Siledik Hill in which near the sourche of Bak rcay River (ancient Kaikos) is a rocky cliff that is control to all region. Having been built ancient Stratonikeia/hadrianopolis City on the west slope of hill. During archeological sondage at the City of Stratonikeia was found fragments of ceramik date second millenium BC. on the surfece. With the result of having been made survey agreed that the top of Siledik Hill which was acropolis of Stratonikei/hadrianopolis is a stadel from second millenium BC. Siledik Hill is located at the strategic geographic location. This stadel from second millenium BC. May be a Castle-City which was protect to the border of Seha River Land that is ordinarily located on the Gediz Plain.

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Bakırçay Irmağının (Antik Kaikos) kaynağına yakın bir alanda yer alan Siledik Tepe tüm bölgeye hakim bir kayalıktır. Tepenin batı yamacında antik Stratonikeia/Hadrianopolis kenti kuruludur. Stratonikeia antik kentinde yürütülen arkeolojik sondaj çalışmaları sırasında yüzeyde MÖ. 2. Binyıla tarihlenebilecek keramik parçalarına rastlanmıştır. Bunun üzerine yapılan çevre araştırmaları sonucunda Stratonikeia/Hadrianopolis Antik Kentinin akropolünü oluşturan, Siledik Tepenin üst kısmındaki düz alanda MÖ. 2. bin yıla ait bir stadel olduğu anlaşılmıştır. Siledik Tepe, bulunduğu coğrafi konum itibariyle stratejik bir noktada yer almaktadır. Burada yer alan MÖ. 2. Binyıl kalesi, lokalizasyonu daha çok Gediz Ovasına yapılan Seha Nehri Ülkesinin kuzey sınırını koruyan kale kentlerden biri olabilir.

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DOĞAN, M. U. (2022). NEW DISCOVERED CASTLE FROM SECOND MILLENIUM BC. ON THE UPPER BAKIRÇAY PLAIN: S LED K HILL. Arkeoloji ve Sanat, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 142, 21–30. https://ajindex.com/articles/448749

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