2008 Yılı Kelenderis Agora Bazilikası Kazısında Bulunan Geç Antik Çağ (M.S.3.-M.S.7. Yüzyıl) Sikkeleri / Late Antique Coins Found in the Agora-Basilica of Kelenderis in 2008

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Özet: Bu çalışmada, 2008 yılı Kelenderis Agora-Bazilikası kazılarında ele geçen GeçAntik Çağ sikkeleri incelenmiştir. 76 adet bronz sikkeden iyi durumda olan 43 tanesininkatalogu verilmiştir. Kataloga alınan sikkelerden 5 tanesi Geç Roma dönemine tarihlenmektedir.Geri kalan sikkeler ise Erken Bizans dönemine tarihlenmiştir. Sikkelerin enyoğun olduğu grup, 30 sikkeyle 7. yüzyıla ait Heraclius (610-641) ve II. Constans (641-668) sikkelerinden oluşan I. gruptur. Bunu izleyen grup ise, II. Iustinianus (527-565) veM. Tiberius (582-602) dönemlerine ait II. grup sikkelerdir.Anahtar Kelimeler: Kilikya, Kelenderis, Agora Bazilika, Geç Antik Çağ Sikke.Late Antique Coins Found in the Agora-Basilica of Kelenderis in 2008Abstract: The subject of this study, “The Late Antique Coins found in the Agora-Basilica in Kelenderis found in 2008”, is an attempt to evaluate of a group of bronzecoins discovered during the excavations in ancient Kelenderis in 2008. I have cataloguedthe coins discovered in the Basilica in the season 2008, which are mainly 76 coins, but 43of these are in good condition to work. 5 of these are from the Late Roman period and therest are Early Byzantine. Most of the Byzantine coins e.g. 30, belong to the 7th century, inother words, to Heraclius (610-641) and to Constans (641-668). Following these latestgroup, another common group are of Justinian (527-565) and of M. Tiberius (582-602)coins.Keywords: Kilikia, Kelenderis, Agora-Basilica, Late Antique Coin.

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The subject of this study, “The Late Antique Coins found in the AgoraBasilica in Kelenderis found in 2008”, is an attempt to evaluate of a group of bronze coins discovered during the excavations in ancient Kelenderis in 2008. I have catalogued the coins discovered in the Basilica in the season 2008, which are mainly 76 coins, but 43 of these are in good condition to work. 5 of these are from the Late Roman period and the rest are Early Byzantine. Most of the Byzantine coins e.g. 30, belong to the 7th century, in other words, to Heraclius and to Constans . Following these latest group, another common group are of Justinian and of M. Tiberius coins