| Archaeological Excavations of Olba Monastery in 2018 and Th eir Results | Murat ÖZYILDIRIM,Yavuz YEĞİN | 11–28 |
| Th e Depiction Of Hetoimasia In Byzantine Coin Iconography: Nine Copper Trachea From Kadıkalesi / Anaia Excavation | Ceren ÜNAL | 29–42 |
| Hellenistic Glass Bowls from Olba Excavations | Emel ERTEN,Emine AKKUŞ KOÇAK | 43–63 |
| Veterans in the Territory of Olba in Roman Imperial Period | MUSTAFA HAMDİ SAYAR | 65–74 |
| Köprünün Öteki Ucu: Roma Köprü Teknolojisine Doğulu Bakış Açısı | Diane FAVRO | 75–90 |
| Th e Byzantine Settlement in the Village of Göynük-Köte in the Central Lycian Region | Bülent İŞLER | 91–110 |
| Agricultural Production in Karadağ (Boratinon Oros) and its Surroundings in Antiquity | Ercan AŞKIN,Mehmet KURT | 111–146 |
| An Assessment of the Hittite and Mycenaean Commercial Relations Issue through Supply and Demand Balances | Barış GÜR | 147–180 |
| Architectural Facade Designs in Olba Rock Monuments | Deniz KAPLAN | 181–203 |
| Ovaören Iron Age Deer Figured Ceramics in the Alişar-4 Pottery Tradition | S. Yücel ŞENYURT,Atakan AKÇAY,Seda KARA | 205–245 |
| Lead-Glazed Pottery from the Ancient City of Philadelphia (Ermenek-Gökçeseki) in the Isauria Region | Hatice KÖRSULU | 247–271 |
| Conical Vessels in Late Roman - Early Byzantine Glass Production and a Sample from Ödemiş Museum | Zeynep ÇAKMAKÇI | 273–302 |
| Wave Patterns and Guilloches in the border designs of Antique Anatolian Mosaics | Sami PATACI | 303–323 |
| $IG\mathit\;\mathrm I.^3\;61$, Byzantion and the Odrysian Kingdom | Mehmet Fatih YAVUZ | 325–334 |
| Parion Kazılarında Bulunan Anonim Follisler | Vedat KELEŞ,Kasım OYARÇİN |