Journals / BELLETEN / 1980 / Cilt: 44 - Sayı: 175

Some Early Bronze Age Objects from the District of Çorum

S. G. KLYAŞTORNIY : Naskal'nıe runiçeskie nadpisi Mongolii (Moğolistan'da Kayalar Üzerine Yazılmış Rünik Yazılar) "Tyurkologiçeskiy sbornik, 1975" 1978 İzd-vo "Nauka" ss. 151-158. [Kitap Tanıtımı]

Journal
BELLETEN
Pages
581–582
Publication Date
1980-07-20
DOI
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The Early Bronze Age objects from the cemeteries of Oymaağaç and Göller came to light under such unfortunate circumstances and before any properly controlled excavations could be carried out at these sites.

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Objective & Hypothesis:We have carried out a study of the Early Bronze Age metal objects which have been found either by chance or by illicit excavations in the Çorum - Amasya - Tokat region and its vicinity.
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Key Findings & Data:Published in this article are the metal objects known with certainty to be from this area and which are presently on exhibit at the İstanbul and Çorum Archaeological Museums.
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Conclusion & Impact:The Early Bronze Age objects from the cemeteries of Oymaağaç and Göller came to light under such unfortunate circumstances and before any properly controlled excavations could be carried out at these sites.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Moğolistan Tarihi · Rünik Yazılar · Epigrafi

Abstract

We have carried out a study of the Early Bronze Age metal objects which have been found either by chance or by illicit excavations in the Çorum - Amasya - Tokat region and its vicinity. Published in this article are the metal objects known with certainty to be from this area and which are presently on exhibit at the İstanbul and Çorum Archaeological Museums. I would like to extend my gratitude both to the former curator of the İstanbul Archaeological Museum, my colleague Mr. Necati Dolunay, and to the Director of the Çorum Museum, Mr. A. Ertekin, for permitting me to publish these finds. Certain very important problems exist for the archaeology of early Anatolia. As our country modernizes its methods of agriculture, much of the farm work is now being done by machinery and of other developments brought about by industrialization, we can quote the construction of highways, hydro-electric dams, factories and various highly technical installations. All of these have contributed toward the problem of accidental destruction of early sites in the Çorum - Amasya - Tokat region. Added to this is the existence of organized looters who plunder exposed sites in search of saleable antiquities. The Early Bronze Age objects from the cemeteries of Oymaağaç and Göller came to light under such unfortunate circumstances and before any properly controlled excavations could be carried out at these sites.

Özet

Yazar, kayalar üzerine yazılmış çok sayıda rünik yazının, 1968-69 ve 1974-75 yıllarında yapılan açınsama sırasında tarafından ortaya çıkarıldığını ya da yenibaştan incelendiğini belirtmektedir. Kayalara oyulmuş bu tür rünik epigrafiye, Doğu Moğolistan bozkırları dışında, Moğolistan'ın her yerinde rastlanmaktadır. Bu yazıda, Tes ırmağında, Gurvaljin-ula, Hangıtat-hat ve Hentey'de bulunan kayalar üzerindeki rünik yazılar incelenmektedir.

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ÖZKAYA, T. (1980). Some Early Bronze Age Objects from the District of Çorum. BELLETEN, Cilt: 44 - Sayı: 175, 581–582. https://ajindex.com/articles/474908

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