G S Polymeris
Biographic Data
| ID | 3584676 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G S Polymeris |
| GIVEN NAMES | G S |
| FAMILY NAME | Polymeris |
| SIGNATURE | POLYMERIS G S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ankara University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9972-429X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Neolithic farmers in Aegean Thrace. New evidence from the settlement of Paradimi, Northeastern Greece
New evidence for the presence of early farmers in Aegean Thrace (Northeastern Greece) is presented through interdisciplinary research at Paradimi , a tell settlement that is the eponym of the Neolithic period in Greek Thrace, formerly referred to as the “ Paradimi culture ”. Combining archaeological, palaeogeographical, geological and geophysical investigations, including borehole cores and radiocarbon dating, conducted on the site and its surrou…
Cross-Dating in Archaeology
In this study, we present the dating results of an ancient kiln excavated near Ceva (Northern Italy) obtained through combined archaeomagnetic and thermoluminescence approaches. For archaeomagnetic dating, the full geomagnetic field vector (both direction and intensity) was determined. The archaeomagnetic direction was defined through stepwise alternating field demagnetization of in situ-oriented samples of baked clay, and the archaeointensity va…
Climate-driven versus anthropogenic induced erosion of the last 3000 years from an ancient lake in the Southern Phokis Plain (Desfina), Greece
The timing and causes for erosional events at the Kastrouli (Greece) archeological site – a Late Myceneaen with reuse in later periods – are presented. Two borehole sediment cores (max 6 m depth), collected from the footsteps of the settlement hill plain, were studied. Sedimentary analysis and luminescence dating techniques investigate and identify periods of soil aggradation in this record. Moreover, optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) datin…
Insights on the firing temperature of ancient ceramic coffins through a multi-analytical approach
Radiocarbon dating of Kastrouli settlement
Fluvial response to rising levels of the Black Sea and to climate changes during the Holocene
The Sakarya River is among the largest fluvial systems of the southern Black Sea basin, draining most of NW Anatolia. The river crosses the high relief of the Pontide mountain range through successive narrow gorges and strike-slip basins formed by the North Anatolian Fault (NAF) System. We have investigated this fluvial record along the course of the main river channel at its lower reaches. The study site is located south of the Adapazarı Basin, …
Daraki-Chattan Rock Art Constrained Osl Chronology and Multianalytical Techniques
Luminescence dating of stone wall, tomb and ceramics of Kastrouli (Phokis, Greece) Late Helladic settlement
Archaeomagnetic versus luminescence methods
Technological aspects of Mesopotamian Uruk pottery
An integrated approach to the characterization and dating of furnaces in smelting sites in Macedonia, Greece
Archaeomagnetic study and thermoluminescence dating of Protobyzantine kilns (Megali Kypsa, North Greece)
Dating of ancient kilns
The Firing Temperature of Pottery from Ancient M esopotamia, T urkey, Using Luminescence Methods
The assessment of the firing temperature of a prehistoric pottery sample collected from ancient M esopotamia, T urkey was studied using luminescence techniques. The methods for this estimation involved the observation of the thermal and pre‐dose sensitization with various re‐firing temperatures for both TL and the OSL signals. In the former case, the 110° C TL peak and the rest of the glow curve were used as proxies in this study. In the framewor…
Technological aspects of Mesopotamian Uruk pottery
Archaeomagnetic versus luminescence methods
Daraki-Chattan Rock Art Constrained Osl Chronology and Multianalytical Techniques
The Firing Temperature of Pottery from Ancient M esopotamia, T urkey, Using Luminescence Methods
The assessment of the firing temperature of a prehistoric pottery sample collected from ancient M esopotamia, T urkey was studied using luminescence techniques. The methods for this estimation involved the observation of the thermal and pre‐dose sensitization with various re‐firing temperatures for both TL and the OSL signals. In the former case, the 110° C TL peak and the rest of the glow curve were used as proxies in this study. In the framewor…
Dating of ancient kilns
Luminescence dating of stone wall, tomb and ceramics of Kastrouli (Phokis, Greece) Late Helladic settlement
Archaeomagnetic study and thermoluminescence dating of Protobyzantine kilns (Megali Kypsa, North Greece)
Fluvial response to rising levels of the Black Sea and to climate changes during the Holocene
The Sakarya River is among the largest fluvial systems of the southern Black Sea basin, draining most of NW Anatolia. The river crosses the high relief of the Pontide mountain range through successive narrow gorges and strike-slip basins formed by the North Anatolian Fault (NAF) System. We have investigated this fluvial record along the course of the main river channel at its lower reaches. The study site is located south of the Adapazarı Basin, …
The Firing Temperature of Pottery from Ancient M esopotamia, T urkey, Using Luminescence Methods
The assessment of the firing temperature of a prehistoric pottery sample collected from ancient M esopotamia, T urkey was studied using luminescence techniques. The methods for this estimation involved the observation of the thermal and pre‐dose sensitization with various re‐firing temperatures for both TL and the OSL signals. In the former case, the 110° C TL peak and the rest of the glow curve were used as proxies in this study. In the framewor…
Archaeomagnetic study and thermoluminescence dating of Protobyzantine kilns (Megali Kypsa, North Greece)
Dating of ancient kilns
An integrated approach to the characterization and dating of furnaces in smelting sites in Macedonia, Greece
Archaeomagnetic versus luminescence methods
Technological aspects of Mesopotamian Uruk pottery
Fluvial response to rising levels of the Black Sea and to climate changes during the Holocene
The Sakarya River is among the largest fluvial systems of the southern Black Sea basin, draining most of NW Anatolia. The river crosses the high relief of the Pontide mountain range through successive narrow gorges and strike-slip basins formed by the North Anatolian Fault (NAF) System. We have investigated this fluvial record along the course of the main river channel at its lower reaches. The study site is located south of the Adapazarı Basin, …
Daraki-Chattan Rock Art Constrained Osl Chronology and Multianalytical Techniques
Luminescence dating of stone wall, tomb and ceramics of Kastrouli (Phokis, Greece) Late Helladic settlement
Radiocarbon dating of Kastrouli settlement
Climate-driven versus anthropogenic induced erosion of the last 3000 years from an ancient lake in the Southern Phokis Plain (Desfina), Greece
The timing and causes for erosional events at the Kastrouli (Greece) archeological site – a Late Myceneaen with reuse in later periods – are presented. Two borehole sediment cores (max 6 m depth), collected from the footsteps of the settlement hill plain, were studied. Sedimentary analysis and luminescence dating techniques investigate and identify periods of soil aggradation in this record. Moreover, optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) datin…
Insights on the firing temperature of ancient ceramic coffins through a multi-analytical approach
Cross-Dating in Archaeology
In this study, we present the dating results of an ancient kiln excavated near Ceva (Northern Italy) obtained through combined archaeomagnetic and thermoluminescence approaches. For archaeomagnetic dating, the full geomagnetic field vector (both direction and intensity) was determined. The archaeomagnetic direction was defined through stepwise alternating field demagnetization of in situ-oriented samples of baked clay, and the archaeointensity va…
Neolithic farmers in Aegean Thrace. New evidence from the settlement of Paradimi, Northeastern Greece
New evidence for the presence of early farmers in Aegean Thrace (Northeastern Greece) is presented through interdisciplinary research at Paradimi , a tell settlement that is the eponym of the Neolithic period in Greek Thrace, formerly referred to as the “ Paradimi culture ”. Combining archaeological, palaeogeographical, geological and geophysical investigations, including borehole cores and radiocarbon dating, conducted on the site and its surrou…
Archaeology (11 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (11 works) · Geography (11 works) · Geology (11 works) · Materials Science (8 works) · Mineralogy (6 works) · Thermoluminescence dating (6 works) · Kiln (5 works) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (5 works) · Thermoluminescence (5 works)