Journals / PHILIA / 2016 / Cilt: Suppl. 1

Isparta Arkeoloji Müzesi’nden Yeni Yazıtlar

Journal
PHILIA
Pages
234–237
Publication Date
2016-08-31
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The names which are seen on the base of these stones endemic to the region of Pisidia, show that the inhabitants of this region commonly used these kind of stones, in the shape of a torso, especially in the Roman Period.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this article five gravestones from Isparta Archaeology Museum are presented.
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Key Findings & Data:All stones belong to the Roman Imperial Period.
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Conclusion & Impact:The names which are seen on the base of these stones endemic to the region of Pisidia, show that the inhabitants of this region commonly used these kind of stones, in the shape of a torso, especially in the Roman Period.
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⚙️Variables:Pisidia · Konana · mezar yazıtları

Abstract

In this article five gravestones from Isparta Archaeology Museum are presented. All stones belong to the Roman Imperial Period. The first three gravestones, in the shape of stelae, whose provenance are unknown, are similar to the gravestones stylistically found around the ancient city of Conane. These stones were probably brought to the museum from the county of Gönen. The other two stones, in the shape of a torso, probably brought to the museum from the ancient city of Seleuceia Sidera, belong to the Roman Period as well. The names which are seen on the base of these stones endemic to the region of Pisidia, show that the inhabitants of this region commonly used these kind of stones, in the shape of a torso, especially in the Roman Period.

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Bu makalede Isparta Müzesi’nden beş adet mezar yazıtı tanıtılmaktadır. Eserlerin hepsi Roma Dönemi’ne aittir. Buluntu yerleri belli olmayan ilk üç stel antik Conane çevresinde bulunan mezar taşlarıyla stilistik açıdan büyük benzerlik göstermektedir. Bu taşlar muhtemelen Gönen İlçesi’nden müzeye getirilmiştir. Diğer iki taş Roma Dönemi’ne ait torso biçimli mezar taşlarıdır. Taşların tabanında görülen ve Pisidia Bölgesine özgü isimler, bölge halkının özellikle Roma Döneminde torso türünde mezar taşlarını yaygın olarak kullanmış olduklarını göstermektedir.

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ABUAGLA, A. C. (2016). Isparta Arkeoloji Müzesi’nden Yeni Yazıtlar. PHILIA, Cilt: Suppl. 1, 234–237. https://ajindex.com/articles/841880

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