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STYLUSES FOUND IN THE AMORIUM EXCAVATIONS

AMORİUM KAZILARINDA BULUNAN STYLUSLAR

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99–117
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2022-11-06
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The existence of writing tools and materials found in Amorium, which is located in the geography covering the Phrygia region in the Middle Ages, is remarkable in terms of being pieces that prove literacy in Anatolia in the Middle Byzantine period.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The subject of this article is the styluses found in the Amorium excavations. 13 styluses were found during excavations between 1989-2019. 3 of the styluses are bronze and the other 10 are made of iron.
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The subject of this article is the styluses found in the Amorium excavations. 13 styluses were found during excavations between 1989-2019. 3 of the styluses are bronze and the other 10 are made of iron. The fact that many writing tools found in archaeological excavations, especially the styluses are not noticed due to corrosion, and the book hardware / fittings are likened to dress accessories in terms of design, made it necessary to work like this. The styluses that constitute the subject of the article were found in different residential areas of the city, mainly the Amorium Lower City Church. The existence of writing tools and materials found in Amorium, which is located in the geography covering the Phrygia region in the Middle Ages, is remarkable in terms of being pieces that prove literacy in Anatolia in the Middle Byzantine period.

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Bu makalenin konusunu Amorium kazılarında bulunan styluslar oluşturmaktadır. 1989-2019 yılları arasında gerçekleştirilen kazılarda 13 adet stylus ele geçmiştir. Stylusların 3’ü bronz ve diğer 10’u demir malzemedendir. Arkeolojik kazılarda bulunan çok sayıda yazı araç ve gereçleri özellikle styluslar korozyon nedeniyle, kitap donanım/ bağlantı parçaları da tasarım açısından elbise aksesuarlarına benzetildiği için fark edilememekte olması böyle bir çalışmayı zorunlu kılmıştır. Makalenin konusunu oluşturan styluslar yoğun olarak Amorium Aşağı Şehir Kilisesi olmak üzere kentin farklı yerleşim alanlarında ele geçmiştir. Ortaçağ’da Phrygia bölgesini kapsayan coğrafyada yer alan Amorium’da bulunan yazı araç ve gereçlerinin varlığı Orta Bizans Dönemi’nde Amorium özelinde Anadolu’da okur yazarlığı kanıtlayan parçalar olması açısından dikkat çekicidir.

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GÖKALP, Z. D. (2022). STYLUSES FOUND IN THE AMORIUM EXCAVATIONS. TÜBA-KED Türkiye Bilimler Akademisi Kültür Envanteri Dergisi, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 23, 99–117. https://ajindex.com/articles/618168

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