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Byzantine Ceramics in Gallipoli and Eucharistic Bread Stamp

Gelibolu'da Bizans Seramikleri ve Ökaristik Ekmek Damgası

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87–104
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Archaeological material analyzed in this study, namely, an Eucharist bread stamp, a luxurious chafings dish, and the two groups of amphoras can further our understanding öf the area in the Byzantine Period and they can also become important data for the relations between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea regions.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The Dardanelles is about 65 kilometers in lenght from the Aegean Sea to the entrance of the Sea of Marmara.
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Key Findings & Data:From the historical data, it is understood that the Middle section of the Dardanelles was the most important area in the Early Byzantine Period; but it is prominence was replaced by the upper part of the Dardanelles in the 11th. century.
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Conclusion & Impact:Archaeological material analyzed in this study, namely, an Eucharist bread stamp, a luxurious chafings dish, and the two groups of amphoras can further our understanding öf the area in the Byzantine Period and they can also become important data for the relations between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea regions.
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The Dardanelles is about 65 kilometers in lenght from the Aegean Sea to the entrance of the Sea of Marmara. Although it is usually considered a single geographical character in archaeological studies, the Dardanelles consists of three different geographical characters. From the historical data, it is understood that the Middle section of the Dardanelles was the most important area in the Early Byzantine Period; but it is prominence was replaced by the upper part of the Dardanelles in the 11th. century. In spite of the availability of historical data, archaeological material is limited. Archaeological material analyzed in this study, namely, an Eucharist bread stamp, a luxurious chafings dish, and the two groups of amphoras can further our understanding öf the area in the Byzantine Period and they can also become important data for the relations between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea regions.

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Çanakkale Boğazı, Ege'den Marmara ağzına kadar kuş ucumu 65 km. uzunluğundadır. Ar­keolojik araştırmalarda genelde tek bir coğrafi karakter olarak değerlendirilir ancak üç farklı coğ­rafi karakter gösterir. Erken Bizans Dönemi'nde orta boğaz bölgesi ön planda iken 11. yüzyıldan sonra yukarı boğaz bölgesinin önem kazandığı, tarihsel verilerle anlaşılır. Ancak tarihsel verilere karşın arkeolojik malzeme sınırlıdır. Gelibolu'da incelediğimiz eserler; ökaristik ekmek damgası, lüks kullanıma ait olduğu düşünülen ısıtma kabı ve iki gruptan oluşan taşıma kaplan, bölgenin Bi­zans Döneminin anlaşılmasına katkı sağlayabilir; ayrıca Akdeniz ve Karadeniz arasındaki ilişkiler için de önemli veri oluşturabilir.

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ÇAYLAK, A. T. (2022). Byzantine Ceramics in Gallipoli and Eucharistic Bread Stamp. Hacettepe Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 2, 87–104. https://ajindex.com/articles/531409

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