Archaeology and Urban Settlement in Late Roman and Byzantine Anatolia : Eucha ita-Avkat-Bey oz u and its Environment.
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ProQuest (Firm)
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| Weitere Verfasser: |
Haldon, John F.
, [HerausgeberIn]
Elton, Hugh , [HerausgeberIn] Newhard, Jim , [HerausgeberIn] |
| Ort/Verlag/Jahr: |
Cambridge :
Cambridge University Press,
2018.
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| Umfang/Format: |
1 online resource (410 pages). |
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Haldon, John, Archaeology and Urban Settlement in Late Roman and Byzantine Anatolia : Eucha ita-Avkat-Bey oz u and its Environment (Print version:) | ISSN: 9781108471152 |
| Inhalte/Bestandteile: | 1 Datensätze |
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Inhaltsangabe:
- Cover
- Half-title
- Title page
- Copyright information
- Table of contents
- List of Figures, Maps and Tables
- List of Contributors
- Preface
- A Note on Figures, Maps and Tables
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 Physical and Historical Introduction
- Research Questions
- Physical Introduction
- Historical and Archaeological Introduction
- Iron Age and Hellenistic
- Pontus under Roman control
- Late Roman Pontus
- 2 Geology, Geomorphology and Palaeoenvironments
- Geological Setting
- Physical Geography and Geomorphology
- Rivers, Soils and Land-Use
- Climate
- Modern-Day Vegetation Patterns
- Past Vegetation and Palaeoenvironmental Reconstructions
- Acknowledgements
- 3 The Survey
- The Survey: Identifying the Area of Interest (AOI)
- Types of Survey Methods
- Village Survey
- Intensive Survey
- Hardware, Software and Networking: Database and Data Structure
- Field Methods
- Identifying Vestiges of Landscape Use
- Landscape History
- Discussion
- 4 Travel and Communication
- Introduction
- Roads in the Roman and Byzantine World of Eucha ita
- Eucha ita's Landscape (and the People Who Write About It)
- Least-Cost Path Analysis at AAP: Methods, Issues and Results
- The Roads on the Ground
- The Main Road to the West
- The Main Road to the East
- Eucha ita's Connecting Roads
- Discussion
- 5 The Countryside
- Introduction
- Long-Term Trends Observed from Textual and Documentary Sources
- The Demographic Context
- Agriculture in Northern Anatolia and at Eucha ita from Medieval and Early Modern Sources
- Olives in the Eucha ita Region?
- Cereals
- Animals
- Modelling Zones of Exploitation in Archaeology
- Territoriality, Exploitation Zones and Landscape Archaeology
- Constructing a Model of Site Exploitation Territories in the Mecit oz u Valley
- Computational GIS Model.
- Satellite Data Selection
- Multispectral Analysis Using Landsat Imagery
- Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI)
- Land-Use
- Towards a Landscape Archaeology of the Mecit oz u Valley
- Implications for Late Roman and Byzantine Eucha ita
- Conclusion
- 6 The Ceramics, Agricultural Resources and Food*
- Introduction
- Late Roman-Byzantine Ceramics
- Medieval Ceramics
- Post-Medieval Ceramics
- Two Early Byzantine Amphorae: Containers for Spiced Wine
- Middle Byzantine Amphorae: Containers for Holy Wine
- The Production of Food
- Food in Environmental Research: The Byzantine and Medieval Periods
- Archaeobotanical Research in Turkey
- Archaeozoological Research in Turkey
- The Mediterranean Diet Pyramid
- Availability of Food in Byzantine Anatolia: The Environmental Evidence
- Availability of Food in Byzantine Anatolia: The Written Evidence
- ^Consumption in the Avkat Region during Byzantine Times
- Some Conclusions: The Avkat Ceramics in a Functional Perspective
- 7 The Archaeology of the City and Its Hinterland
- The Coins
- The Cemetery
- The Kale
- The Intensive Survey
- Local Context
- Conclusions
- 8 Eucha ita: From Late Roman and Byzantine Town to Ottoman Village
- Eucha ita and St Theodore 'the Recruit'
- Pilgrimage and Cult Centre
- Eucha ita: A Typical Small Provincial Town in North-Central Anatolia?
- Location and Communications
- The Broader Picture: Settlement Context and Function
- The End of Eucha ita
- Some Concluding Remarks
- Introduction
- Church Area 2007: GPR and Magnetic Gradient Surveys1
- Wall F0204
- Kale Tepe
- Methodology
- GPR
- Magnetometry
- Conclusions
- Developing Archetypes
- Measuring the Landscape
- Evaluating Site Function
- 1 Ioannes the Imperial Coppersmith (Blacksmith?)
- ^2 Germanos the Reader
- 3 Marianos the Deacon
- 4 Possibly a Deacon.
- 5 Stephanos the Reader and paramonarios
- 6 Theodoros
- 7 and#x2026;
- 8 Patrikia
- 9 and#x2026;
- 10 Ioustina, Daughter/Wife of Theodoros
- 11 Mousonia, Abbess
- 12 Ioannes
- 13 Ioannes (and) Romana
- 14 Anatolios
- 15 and#x2026;
- 16 Latin Milestone Probably Dedicated to the Emperor Maximinus Thrax and His Son Maximus
- 17 Ioannes, Deacon and manager of a Storage Room (kellarios)
- 18 Paulos
- 19. Master Craftsman Sadiiq of Corum and Others
- Appendix 1: Remote Sensing and Geophysical Prospection
- Introduction
- Church Area 2007: GPR and Magnetic Gradient Surveys1
- Wall F0204
- Kale Tepe
- Methodology
- GPR
- Magnetometry
- Conclusions
- Appendix 2: The Coins
- List of Coins
- Appendix 3: Assigning Function to Survey Data Using Heuristic Geospatial Modelling
- Developing Archetypes
- Measuring the Landscape
- Evaluating Site Function
- Appendix 4: Epigraphy
- 1 Ioannes the Imperial Coppersmith (Blacksmith?)
- 2 Germanos the Reader
- 3 Marianos the Deacon
- 4 Possibly a Deacon
- 5 Stephanos the Reader and paramonarios
- 6 Theodoros
- 7 and#x2026;
- 8 Patrikia
- 9 and#x2026;
- 10 Ioustina, Daughter/Wife of Theodoros
- 11 Mousonia, Abbess
- 12 Ioannes
- 13 Ioannes (and) Romana
- 14 Anatolios
- 15 and#x2026;
- 16 Latin Milestone Probably Dedicated to the Emperor Maximinus Thrax and His Son Maximus
- 17 Ioannes, Deacon and manager of a Storage Room (kellarios)
- 18 Paulos
- 19 Master Craftsman Sadiiq of Corum and Others
- Bibliography
- 1. Sources: Late Roman, Byzantine/Medieval
- 2. Sources: Travellers
- 3. Sources: Turkish and Ottoman
- 4. Sources: Turkish Republic reference and statistical sources
- 5. Literature
- Index.
