The text, which is comprised of five lines, informs us about a certain Silius Aelius, who, as a stationarius, dedicated the altar to Athena.
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Objective & Hypothesis:In the course of settlement history and epigraphic research during our 2008 Rough Cilicia campaign, we discovered an inscribed rectangular altar in a vineyard in Uzuncaburç Diocaesareia , located 30 km. north of Seleucia ad Calycadnus Silifke .
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Key Findings & Data:In the course of settlement history and epigraphic research during our 2008 Rough Cilicia campaign, we discovered an inscribed rectangular altar in a vineyard in Uzuncaburç Diocaesareia , located 30 km. north of Seleucia ad Calycadnus Silifke .
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Conclusion & Impact:The text, which is comprised of five lines, informs us about a certain Silius Aelius, who, as a stationarius, dedicated the altar to Athena.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:2008 Verileri
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
In the course of settlement history and epigraphic research during our 2008 Rough Cilicia campaign, we discovered an inscribed rectangular altar in a vineyard in Uzuncaburç Diocaesareia , located 30 km. north of Seleucia ad Calycadnus Silifke . The text, which is comprised of five lines, informs us about a certain Silius Aelius, who, as a stationarius, dedicated the altar to Athena.
Özet
2008 yılı Dağlık Kilikia araştırmaları kapsamında, Kalykadnos kıyısındaki Seleukeia’nın Silifke yaklaşık 30 km kuzeyinde bulunan Diokaisareia’da =Uzuncaburç Harita yürüttüğümüz Yerleşim Tarihi ve Epigrafya Araştırmaları kapsamında1, Uzuncaburç merkezinde yer alan bir üzüm bağında, yazıtlı bir dikdörtgen sunak tespit ettik.
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Cite This Article
ŞAHİN, H., SAĞLAM-ŞAHİN, F. (2008). A New Inscription of Athena from Diocesarea. Colloquium Anatolicum, Sayı: 7, 247–260. https://ajindex.com/articles/714366