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A. Ceren Erel – H. Ceylan Karaca – Güner Sağır (eds.),M. Sacit Pekak'a ArmağanIstanbul 2026ISBN 978-605-396-683-8385 S./pp., zahlr. Farb- und S/W-Abb./num. colour and b/w-figs., 27,5 x 19,5 cm; kartoniert/hardcoverProf. Dr. M. Sacit Pekak, emeritiertes Mitglied des Instituts für Kunstgeschichte der Hacettepe-Universität, hat zahlreiche Studierende betreut sowie Forschungsarbeiten, Projekte und Publikationen auf den Gebieten der byzantinischen Kunst und der christlichen Kunst der osmanischen Zeit realisiert. Das vorliegende Buch, das Beiträge seiner Studierenden und Kollegen vereint – gegliedert in die drei Hauptteile Biografie, Erinnerungen und Fachartikel –, wurde als Festschrift für diesen Gelehrten erstellt.

Şener Yildirim – Deniz Kaplan – Taner Akar (eds.),Via Tauri ve Çevresindeki Yerleşimleri 1(Tarsus Araştırmaları)Ankara 2026 ISBN 978-625-8550-10-8154 S./pp., zahlr. Farb- und S/W-Abb./num. colour and b/w-figs., 24 x 17 cm; broschiert/softcoverDie Studie befasst sich mit der Via Tauri und den antiken Siedlungen westlich davon, die sich im Hinterland von Tarsus innerhalb der Grenzen des Stadtteils Sağlık befinden. Diese Straße und die Siedlungen sind zum ersten Mal Gegenstand einer gemeinsamen umfassenden Untersuchung. Die Siedlungen sind aufgrund ihrer Lage in unmittelbarer Nähe der Via Tauri von Bedeutung und zeichnen sich durch ihren ländlichen Charakter aus. Die antiken Namen der Siedlungen sind uns nicht bekannt. Daher werden sie unter ihren heutigen Namen geführt: Sakızçukuru, Kümbet, Çeşmekaşı, Gavurperdeği/Ökeni. Dieses Buch ist das Ergebnis der neun Jahre andauernden Oberflächenuntersuchungen im Hinterland von Tarsus. The study focuses on the Via Tauri and the ancient settlements to its west, located in the hinterland of Tarsus within the boundaries of the Sağlık district. This road and the settlements are the subject of a comprehensive joint investigation for the first time. The settlements are significant due to their location in the immediate vicinity of the Via Tauri and are characterized by their rural nature. The ancient names of the settlements are unknown to us. Therefore, they are listed by their modern names: Sakızçukuru, Kümbet, Çeşmekaşı, Gavurperdeği/Ökeni. This book is the result of nine years of surface surveys in the hinterland of Tarsus. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Metehan Ihtiyar,Bursa Arkeoloji Müzesi Roma Sikkelerinde Yer Alan Arka Yüz Tipleri Istanbul 2026ISBN 978-605-396-701-9191 S./pp., zahlr. Farb- und S/W-Abb./num. colour and b/w-figs., 23,5 x 16,5 cm; kartoniert/hardcoverDie Studie umfasst insgesamt 150 Münzen aus der römischen Kaiserzeit, die mit Genehmigung des Ministeriums für Kultur und Tourismus der Republik Türkei aus dem Bestand des Archäologischen Museums Bursa ausgewählt wurden. Das Buch untersucht die Ikonografie der Rückseitenmotive dieser im Archäologischen Museum Bursa aufbewahrten Münzen und beleuchtet deren historische, politische und kulturelle Kontexte von ihrer Entwicklung im 1. Jahrhundert n. Chr. bis hin zum 4. Jahrhundert n. Chr.

Gülbahar Baran Çelik,Late Antique Jewelry and Accessories. Finds from the Marmaray and Metro Excavations at Istanbul's Historical PeninsulaIstanbul 2026 ISBN 978-605-9388-35-1296 S./pp., zahlr. Farbabb./num. colour figs., 28 x 21 cm; broschiert/softcoverJewelry and accessories unearthed in their archaeological contexts during the excavations for railway construction at Yenikapı, Sirkeci, and Vezneciler under the direction of Istanbul Archaeological Museums, create a unique collection with very few parallels in the world. This collection of artifacts enables us to evaluate the sophisticated techniques, material preferences, and aesthetic notions of Late Antique jewelers of the city as well as various political and social aspects of the Byzantine Empire.

All Phanar Is Here. Household, Neighborhood, Court, CityAnkara 2026 ISBN 978-625-8520-47-7512 S./pp., zahlr. Farbabb./num. colour figs., 28 x 23 cm; broschiert/softcoverThis volume accompanies the exhibition All Phanar Is Here: Household, Neighborhood, Court, and the City, held at the Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED). In addition to bringing together the full range of textual and visual materials presented in the exhibition - including contextual essays, original historical excerpts, images and books drawn from numerous collections, drawings of specially-produced architectural and urban models, and views from three-dimensional reconstructions - it also serves as a major scholarly resource featuring original essays by leading researchers on Phanariot material culture. The essays trace the Phanariots - those beys appointed as rulers (princes or voivodes) of Wallachia and Moldavia during the “long” eighteenth century of the Ottoman Empire - their families, and the extensive networks of power surrounding them, together with their spatial and cultural traces. Beginning from the houses they inhabited in Phanar, Istanbul, and extending along the routes leading to Wallachia and Moldavia and back to the Bosphorus, the contributions examine the Phanariots through a variety of themes. Particular attention is devoted to their unique and privileged position within the Ottoman imperial system, their intertwined existence with local elites in Wallachia and Moldavia, their patronage practices and ceremonial culture, their literary and musical production, and their traces within the urban landscapes of Istanbul and Bucharest. While making the Phanariots and the heritage they left behind more visible within the fields of history and art history, this exhibition book also discusses the methodological and curatorial challenges involved in reconstructing, reuniting, and exhibiting the fragmented and dispersed remains of their material culture.

Patrizia de Bernardo Stempel, The names of the Celtic social entities on the Iberian PeninsulaBudapest 2025ISBN 978-615-5766-86-2353 S./pp., zahlr. Farb- und S/W-Abb. / num. colour and b/w-figs., 24 x 21 cm; broschiert/softcoverBased on a corpus of more than 800 Palaeohispanic naming formulae, this book presents the first linguistic study of the typical social cluster indications mostly known as Celtiberian unidades suprafamiliares. Three main semantic categories were identified thanks to etymological investigation: social clusters indicating a geographic provenance, an occupation or rank, or else the name of an ancestor. Each of the three categories also contains some names with a religious background, i.e., social clusters referring to theophoric topo- and ethnonyms, religious charges or, respectively, theophoric propatronyms. In addition to the different types of female naming formulae and to the changing social cluster’s position in the inscriptions, the monograph investigates the phonetic and morphological characteristics of the various Celtiberian, Gaulish, Celtic dialectal or even Iberian forms and their Latin equivalents. The relationship uncovered between several social clusters and extra-Celtiberian and at times extra-peninsular regions (France, Italy, central and eastern Europe, northern Africa) is also of great interest.

A. Özkan Arıkantürk,Troas Bölgesi Antik Kentleri ve Sikkeleri Istanbul 2026ISBN 978-625-6212-70-1357 S./pp., S/W-Abb. / b/w-figs., 23,5 x 16,5 cm, kartoniert / hardcover

Anatolia Antiqua XXIII (2025)Istanbul 2025ISBN 9771018194005283 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb. / num. b/w-figs., 27,5 x 19,5 cm; broschiert / softcover Table of Contents; Estelle Galbois – Isabelle Hasselin RousTransferts techniques, iconographiques et culturels entre l'Égypte et la cité de Tarse (Cilicie) : l'exemple des figurines de terre cuite. Remarques préliminaires Kerry Hull – Lincoln H. BlumellHekate and the Priest Dionysios on a Phrygian Doorstone Monument in the North Carolina Museum of Art Ergül Kodaş – Mehmet Şan – Charlotte Labedan-KodaşDes statues néolithiques à l'est de Şanlıurfa (province de Mardin, Turquie) CHRONIQUES DES TRAVAUX ARCHÉOLOGIQUES EN TURQUIE 2024 Olivier Henry – İpek Dağlı Henry – Emmanuelle Vila – Alina Streinu – Vasilica Lungu – Elisabeth Goussard – Alexandre Rabot – Şeyda Çakmak – Agathe Petit – Görkem Çimen – Jeanne Capelle – Baptiste Vergnaud – Malgorzata KajzerLabraunda 2024 : Rapport préliminaire Éric Jean – Martin Sauvage – İ. Murat Özulu – Alice Mouton – Alessio Mantovan – Matteo FolettiPorsuk Höyük 2024 : Rapport préliminaire Martin Seyer – Burak Orakçılar – Philip M. Bes – Ioana M. Potra – Gerhard Forstenpointner – Nikolaus Schindel – Ursula Quatember – Julia Vogel – Andrew K. Y. Leung – Anna-Maria Tupy – Susanne Leiner – Zeynep Kuban – Bilge Ar – Umut Almaç – Öykü Balcı – Görkem GünayThe Excavation and Research Works at Limyra (Lycia) 2024: Preliminary Report Banu Özdilek – H. Onur Tıbıkoğlu – Ali ÇoblikayArchitectural and Urban Insights from the 2024 Excavations: The Podium Temple, Port Catabolos, and Waterways of Issos Epiphaneia Armin Bergmeier – Ayşe Ercan Kydonakis – Alessandra RicciMapping Transformations in Central Anatolia: Interim Report of the Second Season of the Museum Survey Project in Akşehir/Philomelion (2024 Season) Asil Yaman – Koray Konuk – Anna M. Sitz – İlayda Alikaya – Taylan Doğan – Erkan Dündar – M. Rumeysa Çakan – Aslıhan Güçlü – Ayşe Özaydın – Kübra Günbey – Bahar Çitez – Güneş Anlıak – Şeyda Sayın – Aleyna Uyanık – Elif Sokullu – Hilal Demirhan – M. Serhat AydemirPreliminary Report on the 2024 Fieldwork at Phoenix Çiğdem Maner – Emre Kuruçayırlı – Zerrin Mutlu – Alper Bıçakçı – Daniel Bolitho – Mete Fırat Buyruk – Fatma Arzu Demirel – Yavuz Selim Güler – Claudia D'Orazio – Hasan Peker – Fırat Piraloğlu – Özgü Çömezoğlu UzbekThe Excavation at Kayalıpınar-Samuha 2024: A Preliminary Report

Fred S. Kleiner, Greek and Roman Coins in the Athenian Agora(Agora Picture Book, no. 15)Athen 2025 (updated edition)ISBN 978-0-87661-710-636 S./pp., zahlr. Farb- und S/W-Abb./num. colour and b/w-figs., 22 x 14 cm; broschiert/softcoverMore than 75,000 coins have been found during excavations at the Agora, many minted in the city but others brought from Athens’s far-flung commercial contacts. Together they are a testament to the city’s broad regional influence, and they help trace the political shifts and cultural and commercial exchanges that took place over many centuries of Athenian history. After explaining the techniques of coin production, including a description of the building that may have served as the Athenian mint, the author takes a chronological approach and illustrates a wide range of ancient coins, making this guide a useful aid to the identification of common Greek and Roman coinage. Originally published in 1975, this updated edition features stunning color photographs throughout.

Fiorenzo Catalli – Stefano Conti, Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum Italia.Monetiere del Museo Archeologico Nazionale ‘Gaio Cilnio Mecenate’ di Arezzo. Hispania, Gallia, Italia preromana, Grecia, Asia Minore e Nord AfricaRoseto degli Abruzzi 2026ISBN 979-12-82072-21-2160 S./pp., zahlr. Farb- und S/W-Abb./num. colour and b/w-figs., 29,7 x 21 cm; kartoniert/hardcoverThis work completes the trilogy of ancient coins preserved at the National Archaeological Museum of Arezzo. Following the two volumes on Roman coins, this volume presents coins from Italy prior to its unification by Rome, as well as coins from Spain, Gaul, Greece, Asia Minor and North Africa. The collection of Etruscan coins is of great value.

Bonna D. Wescoat – Ellen M. Archie – Rebecca A. Salem (eds.), Imag(in)ing Samothrace. From Homer to the HoloLensAthen 2026ISBN 978-960-7067-16-6224 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb./num. b/w-figs., 24 x 21 cm; broschiert/softcoverImag(in)ing Samothrace: From Homer to the HoloLens explores poetic and visual evocations of Samothrace and its cult of the Great Gods over two and a half millennia. Produced to accompany an exhibition in our Makriyannis Wing, this bilingual catalogue brings together objects from the 15th to the 21st century to chronicle how artists expressed their physical, emotional, and intellectual encounters with the island. Highlights included rare Renaissance drawings of Samothracian antiquities by the antiquarian Cyriacus of Ancona, a 15th-century map of the island by Cristoforo Buondelmonti, 17th-19th century maps of the island, archaeological photographs by Wilhelm Burger, architectural reconstruction drawings by John Kurtich, postwar photographs by Spiros Meletzis, paintings by the mid-20th-century Greek artists Paris Prekas and Polykleitos Rengos, and a transcendent 21st-century painting of the Fonias waterfall by Maria Filopoulou. The work of American Excavations Samothrace and its partners is featured throughout, including innovative approaches to 3D digital modeling and spectacular new visualizations.

Celal  Şimşek,20. Yilinda Laodikeia / Laodicea Anno Vigesimo(Laodikeia Çalışmaları 8)Istanbul 2026ISBN 978-625-6212-54-1xxx S./pp., S/W-Abb. / b/w-figs., 30,5 x 23,5 cm, kartoniert / hardcoverTable of ContentsSunuş / PrefaceLaodikeia Batı Tiyatrosu'ndan Skylla Grubu Heykelleri / The Scylla Sculptural Group from the West Theatre of LaodikeiaCelal ŞimşekLykos Vadisi'nin Dokuma Mirası: Roma Dönemi'nde Laodikeia'da Tekstil Üretimi ve Ticareti / The Weaving Heritage of the Lykos Valley: Textile Production and Trade in Laodikeia during the Roman PeriodCelal Şimşek – Şeniz YenerGeç Tunç Çağı'nda Lykos Vadisi ve Bazı Lokalizasyon Önerileri / The Lykos Valley during the Late Bronze Age: Historical Geography and Localization ProposalsUmay OğuzhanoğluSeptimius Severus Nymphaeumu'ndan Sabina Başı / Head of Sabina from the Septimius Severus NymphaeumCelal Şimşek – M. Ayşem SezginLaodikeia'dan Oriental Giysili Figürler / Figures in Oriental Costume from LaodikeiaCelal Şimşek – Suat PeçenLaodikeia Antik Kenti'nde Tarım ve Üretim / Agriculture and Production in Laodikeia in AntiquityCelal ŞimşekLaodikeia'da 2022 Yılında Bulunan Yazıtlar / Inscriptions Found or Recorded at Laodikeia in 2022Francesco Guizzi – Michela NocitaLykos Laodikeia Antik Kenti İçin Su: Bazı Epigrafik Buluntular / The Water for the City of Laodikeia on the Lykos: Some Epigraphic EvidenceCecilia BongarzoneLaodikeia'nın Demir Çağı Seramikleri / Iron Age Ceramics from LaodikeiaCelal Şimşek – Kübra BaşyiğitLaodikeia Batı Tiyatrosu'ndan Bir Grup Geç Hellenistik Dönem Seramiği / A Group of Late Hellenistic Pottery from the West Theatre of LaodikeiaBurcu TüysüzLaodikeia'nın Kent Planı Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme / An Evaluation of the City Plan of LaodikeiaCelal Şimşek – Esra OkunakLaodikeia'nın Geç Hellenistik-Erken İmparatorluk Dönemi Cam Buluntuları ve Üretim Teknikleri / Glass Finds and Production Techniques from Laodikeia in the Late Hellenistic and Early Imperial PeriodYasemin İnceelgilLaodikeia Antik Kenti'nde Ele Geçen Geç Antik Çağ Afrika Kırmızı Astarlı Seramiklerinin Arkeometrik Olarak İncelenmesi / Archaeometric Analysis of Late Antique African Red Slip Ceramics in the Ancient City of LaodikeiaBarış SemizLaodikeia'da Koruma ve Sergileme Uygulamaları: Kiliseli Peristylli Ev Örneği /Conservation and Exhibition Practices in Laodikeia: The Example of the Peristyle House with OratoryÇağrı Murat Tarhan – Eda Altuncu

Mehmet Önder,Aigai Sikkeleri. 2004 - 2016 Buluntuları (Aigai II)Istanbul 2026ISBN 978-625-6212-58-9275 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb. / num. b/w-figs., 27,5 x 19,5 cm; broschiert/softcoverWährend der ersten 13 Grabungskampagnen in Aigai (2004–2016) wurden 1520 Münzen dokumentiert. Davon sind 400 aufgrund von Beschädigungen in sehr schlechtem Zustand. Die verbleibenden 1120 Münzen sind in dieser Studie enthalten, die von dem Archäologen Mehmet Önder kurz vor seinem Ruhestand abgeschlossen wurde. Önder war Mitglied des Ausgrabungsteams von Aigai und führte numismatische Untersuchungen durch. Der Katalogteil des Buches enthält Fotografien aller Münzen, detaillierte Informationen und Maße sowie alle verfügbaren Quellenangaben. Die Münzen sind in die Kategorien „Griechisch“, „Römisch“, „Byzantinisch“ und „Unbekannt“ unterteilt. Griechische Münzen werden chronologisch nach Region und Stadt präsentiert. Römische Kaisermünzen und byzantinische Münzen sind chronologisch nach Kaiser, Münzstätte, Einheit und Prägejahr gruppiert. Griechische und römische Münzen, die unter der Überschrift „Unidentifiziert“ kategorisiert wurden, wurden nach den Teilinformationen, die sie liefern, gruppiert und nach ihren möglichen Datierungen geordnet. Die Kapitel des Buches mit den Titeln „Münzprägung in Aigai“, „Liste der Herrschernamen auf Aigai-Münzen“ und „Römische Kaiser und Familienmitglieder, deren Namen in Aigai geprägt wurden“ basieren auf den ausgegrabenen Münzen und weiteren Quellen. Die Beschreibungen und statistischen Informationen der geborgenen Münzen finden sich unter den Überschriften „Herkunft, Merkmale und Anzahl der geborgenen Münzen“, „Geborgene Münzen aus Aigai“, „Gefundene Münzen insgesamt“, „Liste der römischen Kaiser und Familienmitglieder, deren Münzen geborgen wurden, und Münznummern“, „Liste der römischen Kaiser und Familienmitglieder, deren Münzen geborgen wurden, und Münzkatalognummern“ sowie „Schlussfolgerung“.

Kairos. Anatolian Numismatic Studies 3/2025Istanbul 2025ISSN 3023-7068IV + 139 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb. / num. b/w-figs., 27,5 x 19,5 cm; broschiert / softcover İÇİNDEKİLERSilver Coinage of Seleucus II Callinicus from Asia Minor: Production and Circulation / II. Seleukos Kallinikos'un Küçük Asya Gümüş Sikkeleri: Darp ve SirkülasyonBarbara Zając,Isis vs. Sarapis: Egyptian Cults on the Coins of Pontus and Bithynia in the Roman Period / Isis vs. Sarapis: Roma Döneminde Pontos ve Bithynia Sikkelerinde Mısır KültleriZeynep Çizmeli-Öğün – Marie-Christine Marcellesi, Le Trésor de Monnaies Romaines Tardives Trouvé dans une Tombe du Letoon près de Xanthos en Lycie / Xanthos Yakınlarındaki Letoon'da Bir Mezarda Ele Geçen Geç Roma Sikkeleri DefinesiS. Ranucci – S. Casciarri – V. Chiaraluce – L. Donnini – M. Gasperini,Monete Romane Provinciali dalla Via Flaminia a Carsulae, Vecchi Ritrovamenti e Recenti Acquisizioni / Via Flaminia'dan Carsulae'ye Roma Eyalet Sikkeleri: Eski Buluntular ve Yeni KazanımlarYannis Stoyas,The Emperor and the Prophet: An Extraordinary Basilikon Issue of Andronikos II Palaiologos with the Prophet-King Solomon / İmparator ve Peygamber: Andronikos II Palaiologos'un Peygamber-Kral Süleyman Tasvirli Olağanüstü Bir Basilikon DarbıShort NoteDinçer Savaş Lenger,Reattribution of a Bronze Coin to Larissa in Aiolis / Bir Bronz Sikkenin Aiolis'teki Larissa'ya Yeniden AtfıSalvage ExcavationŞahan Kırçın – Merve Kaya Köroğlu,Coin Finds from Salvage Excavations in Turkey: Hasköy (Havsa–Edirne) / Türkiye'deki Kurtarma Kazılarında Ele Geçen Sikkeler: Hasköy (Havsa–Edirne)Koray Konuk – Burcu Dama,Numismatica Turcica 2024: A Review of Numismatic Publications in Turkish

Mahmut Aydın – Işık Adak Adıbelli (eds.),Kelenderis II (2021-2025)Ankara 2026 ISBN 978-625-8550-32-0318 S./pp., S/W-Abb./ b/w-figs., 24 x 16 cm; broschiert/softcover„Kelenderis Il (2021–2025)“ wurde als zweiter Band über Kelenderis erstellt, der die Arbeiten aus dem Fünfjahreszeitraum 2021 bis 2025 umfasst. Das Buch enthält Artikel über die Konservierungsarbeiten am Hafenmosaik, am Odeion und an der mittelalterlichen Stadtmauer, über die Mosaike und die Architektur der basilikal angelegten Kirche sowie über die Konservierungsarbeiten am Hafenbad; außerdem sind Artikel über die Ergebnisse der archäometrischen Analysen von Glasmosaiksteinchen aus der basilikal angelegten Kirche, von Fensterscheiben aus dem Odeion und von Metallgegenständen aus dem Fischereibereich enthalten. Weitere Untersuchungen, die auf dem in diesem Buch enthaltenen Material basieren, befassen sich mit den Ausgrabungen der Hafenanlagen, den aus diesen Bauten stammenden Siegeln, der Stierfigur, der Hekate von Kelenderis, den Münzen von Kelenderis und der Serapis-Inschrift. Makaleler Kelenderis Antik Kenti'nin Kısa Genel Tanıtımı A Short General Introduction of Ke/enderis Ancient City Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN   Kelenderis (2000-2006) Arkeolojik Kazılarında Ele Geçen Odeon  Cam Buluntuların Arkeometrik Yöntemlerle İncelenmesi Analysis of Odeon G/ass Findings Unearthed from Kelenderis (2000-2006) Excavations by Archaeometric Methods Sevda AYDIN - Mahmut AYDIN   Kelenderis'te Figüratif Plastik Sanatın Bir Örneği: Roma Dönemi Hayvan Figürini An Example of Figurative Plastic Art in Kelenderis: Roman Period 1 Animal Figure Remziye ERSOY - Doç. Dr. Esra KAÇMAZ LEVENT   Kelenderis Antik Kenti 2022 Yılı Liman Mozaiği Kazı ve Konservasyon Çalışmaları Kelenderis Ancient City 2022 Harbor Mosaic Excavation and Conservation Works Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN   Kelenderis Liman Yapıları: Çok Katmanlı Yapılaşma ve Ekonomik Faaliyetlerin İzleri Kelenderis Harbour Buildings: Traces of Multi-Layered Structure and Economic Activities Dr. İlkay GÖÇMEN - Murat ALKIŞ   Liman Hamamı Konservasyon ve Restorasyon Çalışmaları 2024 Harbor Bath Conservation and Restoration Works 2024 Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN - Songül Geylan   Agora Bazilika Mozaik ve Mimarisinde 2022 Yılında YürütülenRestorasyon ve Konservasyon Çalışmaları  Restoration and Conservation Works Carried out in 2022 on The Mosaics and Architecture of The Agora Basilica Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN - Burcu Taş TANRIKULU   Kelenderis Antik Kenti / Odeion Yapısının Sağlamlaştırılması ve Korunmasına Yönelik Uygulamalar  Kelenderis Ancient City / Practices Aimed Strengthening and Preserving The Odeion Structure Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN   Kelenderis Antik Kenti Balıkçılığının Arkeolojik Kalıntıları ve Arkeometrik Değerlendirmeleri Archaeological Remains and Archaeometric Assessments of Fishing in The Ancient City of Kelenderis Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN   Kelenderis Antik Kenti Bazilika Yapısında Ele Geçen Cam Tessera Örneklerinin Arkeometrik Yönden İncelenmesi Archaeometric Investigation of G/ass Tesserae Samples Recovered from The Basilica Structure of The Ancient City of Kelenderis Dr. Osman EKİNCİ - Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN   Kilikya Bölgesi'nde Tapınaklar (Tykhe) ve Küçük Buluntular Işığında İnanç Temples (Tykhe) and Sma/1 Finds in The Cilicia Region: Insights into Religion Hacer DEĞİRMENCİ ÇELİK - Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN   Kelenderis Liman Mozaiği ve Deprem İzleri Kelenderis Horhor Mosaic and Earthquake Traces Doç. Dr. Mahmut AYDIN   Kelenderis'te Helenistik Dönem Deniz Ticaretine Dair Yeni Veriler New Insights lnto The Hellenistic Maritime Trade of Kelenderis Doç. Dr. Erkan ALKAÇ - Dr. Gökmen ELMALI   Kelenderis'te Bulunan Bir Sarapis Adak Yazıtı Işığında Dağlık Kilikya'da Ptolemaios Egemenliği ve Mısır Kilitlerinin Yansımaları In The Light of an Offering Inscription Dedicated to Sarapis in Ke/enderis Ptolemaic Rule and The Reflexion of Egyption Gods in Rough Cilicia Prof. Dr. Mustafa Hamdi SAYAR   Klasik Dönem Sikkeleri Işığında Kelenderis'in Değerlendirilmesi. An Evaluation of Kelenderis in Light of Classica/ Period Coins Hüseyin ADIBELLİ   Kelenderis Hekate'si Hekate of Ke/enderis Doç. Dr. Işık ADAK ADIBELLİ - Doç.Dr.Mahmut AYDIN

Emel Erten – Diane Favro – Fikret K. Yegül – Murat Özyıldırım (eds.), Selevcia Ad Calycadnum XVI/2026Ankara 2026ISBN 978-625-8550-34-4ISSN 2148-4124366 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb./num. b/w-figs., 24 x 17 cm; broschiert/softcover

Panagiotis P. Iossif – Yannis Stoyas (eds.),FLEUR DE COIN. Studies offered to François de Callataÿ by his students and friendsAthen 2025ISBN 978-618-86727-5-8XX + 760 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb./num. b/w-figs., 27 x 20 cm; kartoniert / hardcoverCollective volume containing thirty papers in honour of François de Callataÿ. The publication covers seven fields related to the contributions of F. de Callataÿ, from studies of matrices and numismatic “treasures” to the reception of Numismatics and metallurgical analyses. Eminent scholars offer new perspectives, inspired by the work and personality of the honoured. François de Callataÿ is a distinguished archaeologist and one of the most important experts on Greek Numismatics and economic history of antiquity. He specialises in the reception of antiquity during the period between the 16th and 18th centuries in the Western world. His research focuses primarily on the coins of the Hellenistic kingdoms from Alexander the Great to Mithridates VI Eupator, king of Pontus, whose numismatic production was the subject of his doctoral dissertation. He is credited with sparking the scientific community’s interest in the value of quantifications of the monetary productions of the Greco-Roman world. He is the founder of the FINA project (Fontes Inediti Numismaticae Antiquae), which aims to issue unpublished sources on ancient coins before 1800. He works as a chief curator at the Royal Library of Belgium in Brussels, is a professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and director of studies at the renowned École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris. He is a full member of the Royal Belgian Academy and the Academia Europaea, and is a corresponding member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Letters (Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres) and the German Archaeological Institute (Deutsches Archaeologisches Institut), while in 2007 he was honoured with the highest distinction awarded to Belgian scientists, the Francqui Prize. In 2025 he was honoured with the Lord Byron Medal for his continuous contribution to the promotion of Greek culture.

Gabriel Mircea Talmațchi,From the Dominium Ponti Euxini to the Koinon ton Hellenon, from the Ripa Thraciae to the Province of Moesia Inferior. Roman Republican and Early Imperial Denarii in the Istro-Pontic Territory. Isolated finds(Coins from Roman Sites and Collections of Roman Coins from Romania, vol. XXI)Cluj-Napoca 2026ISBN 978-630-372-073-9202 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb./num. b/w-figs., 29,7 x 21 cm; broschiert/softcoverGeographically, the area in focus belongs to the Istro-Pontic region, known today as Dobrudja, a territory that, until the course of the 1st century AD, represented the northeastern extremity of the Thracian space. In fact, its west Pontic coast was integrated, starting from the 1st century BC, into the anti-Roman Pontic kingdom of Mithridates VI Eupator (120–63 BC), within a dominium Ponti Euxini. In the same area, under Roman influence, a system of alliances was formed among the western Pontic cities, reflecting a Greek community (Κοινόν τῶν Ἑλλήνων). The growing importance of the Istro-Pontic region for the policy of Imperial Rome led to the establishment of a customs office called Ripae Thraciae, which was added to the customs district Portorium Illyrici Utriusque, attested under Claudius, but very possibly created as early as Augustus or even earlier. Strabo, referring to the Istro-Pontic territory and part of the Thracian land, speaks of Little Scythia (μικρᾱ Σκυθία/ Mikrá Skythia), viewed as an extension of the Scythian lands located north of the Black Sea (beyond the Tyras and Istrus, in the context of the Scythians’ settlement “in the nearby land”). This name has no connection to the later Roman province of Scythia, which would encompass the Istro-Pontic territory during the 4th–7th centuries AD. Chronologically, the period addressed in this work covers approximately 280 years of the evolution of the Dobrujan region, representing a relatively narrow temporal unit. Its conclusion coincides with a phase marked by numerous military events occurring in the Lower Danube area, within an environment rife with insecurity, such as those that took place during the reign of Emperor Domitianus. A consequence of these circumstances is the numerous hoards of coins hidden during this time, including those identified in the Istro-Pontic territory. This upper limit, considered as the chronological boundary, can be accepted if it is assumed that the hoards containing Republican and early Imperial coins discovered were assembled or buried by this date.

Gabriel Mircea Talmațchi,From the Dominium Ponti Euxini to the Koinon ton Hellenon, from the Ripa Thraciae to the Province of Moesia Inferior. Roman Republican and Early Imperial Denarii in the Istro-Pontic Territory. Coin hoards(Coins from Roman Sites and Collections of Roman Coins from Romania, vol. XXII)Cluj-Napoca 2026ISBN 978-630-372-074-6240 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb./num. b/w-figs., 29,7 x 21 cm; broschiert/softcoverGeographically, the area in focus belongs to the Istro-Pontic region, known today as Dobrudja, a territory that, until the course of the 1st century AD, represented the northeastern extremity of the Thracian space. In fact, its west Pontic coast was integrated, starting from the 1st century BC, into the anti-Roman Pontic kingdom of Mithridates VI Eupator (120–63 BC), within a dominium Ponti Euxini. In the same area, under Roman influence, a system of alliances was formed among the western Pontic cities, reflecting a Greek community (Κοινόν τῶν Ἑλλήνων). The growing importance of the Istro-Pontic region for the policy of Imperial Rome led to the establishment of a customs office called Ripae Thraciae, which was added to the customs district Portorium Illyrici Utriusque, attested under Claudius, but very possibly created as early as Augustus or even earlier. Strabo, referring to the Istro-Pontic territory and part of the Thracian land, speaks of Little Scythia (μικρᾱ Σκυθία/ Mikrá Skythia), viewed as an extension of the Scythian lands located north of the Black Sea (beyond the Tyras and Istrus, in the context of the Scythians’ settlement “in the nearby land”). This name has no connection to the later Roman province of Scythia, which would encompass the Istro-Pontic territory during the 4th–7th centuries AD. Chronologically, the period addressed in this work covers approximately 280 years of the evolution of the Dobrujan region, representing a relatively narrow temporal unit. Its conclusion coincides with a phase marked by numerous military events occurring in the Lower Danube area, within an environment rife with insecurity, such as those that took place during the reign of Emperor Domitianus. A consequence of these circumstances is the numerous hoards of coins hidden during this time, including those identified in the Istro-Pontic territory. This upper limit, considered as the chronological boundary, can be accepted if it is assumed that the hoards containing Republican and early Imperial coins discovered were assembled or buried by this date.