Koray Konuk

Biographic Data

ID5652275
NAMEKoray Konuk
GIVEN NAMESKoray
FAMILY NAMEKonuk
SIGNATUREKONUK K
AFFILIATIONSUniversité Bordeaux Montaigne
ORCID0000-0002-2556-4270
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT2
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • Preliminary Report on the 2024 Fieldwork at Phoenix

    Open AccessAsil Yaman, Koray Konuk et al.ARTICLEAnatolia Antiqua2025

    The fourth season of the Phoenix Archaeological Project (PAP), conducted in 2024, focused on the northern and eastern chora of Phoenix on the Bozburun Peninsula in south-western Turkey. Intensive survey and documentation were carried out across c. 600 hectares, integrating archaeological, geomorphological, epigraphic, and biodiversity studies, as well as oral history interviews and contemporary art initiatives. At Gökçalca, a terraced hillside se…

  • Preliminary Report on the 2023 Fieldwork at Phoenix and Casara

    Open AccessAsil Yaman, Koray Konuk et al.ARTICLEAnatolia Antiqua2024

    The Phoenix Archaeological Project (PAP) fieldwork in 2023 was the third multidisciplinary campaign focusing on the southern areas of the Phoenix and Casara archaeological sites on the Bozburun Peninsula in Turkey. A rural settlement landscape with agricultural workshops, olive oil production sites, wineries and farmsteads, was documented over an area of around 750 hectares. The investigations also covered the harbours of Gedik Bay and Serçe Lima…

  • New Antigonid Inscriptions from Euromos

    Open AccessKoray KonukARTICLEJournal of Philia2023

    The author publishes three new decrees from the Antigonid period that were dis-covered during the 2017 excavation campaign in Euromos in the sanctuary of Zeus Lep-synos. The first two decrees were engraved on a tall stele and honour Podilos, philos, and Charmadas, phrourarchos of king Antigonos III Doson (229–221). We learn that they were brothers and came from the city of Lykastos on Crete. This is the first inscription from Caria in which Doson…

  • Preliminary Report on the 2022 Fieldwork at Phoenix

    Open AccessAsil Yaman, Koray Konuk et al.ARTICLEAnatolia Antiqua2023

    The ancient site of Phoenix in the southwest of the Bozburun peninsula (Marmaris) and the adjacent areas were the subject of a second multidisciplinary archaeological campaign in the summer of 2022. After an initial survey campaign in 2021, which focused on the Phoenix settlement and its hinterland, a first excavation campaign was carried out at the Apollo sanctuary / Kızlan church in 2022. In parallel with the excavations, another team conducted…

  • Preliminary Report on the 2021 Fieldwork at Phoenix

    Open AccessAsil Yaman, Koray Konuk et al.ARTICLEAnatolia Antiqua2022

    Situé dans la partie sud-ouest de la péninsule de Bozburun (Marmaris), le site antique de Phoenix a fait l'objet d'une première campagne de prospection archéologique multidisciplinaire durant le mois de septembre 2021. Les travaux sur le terrain avaient pour objectif de mieux connaître l'espace urbain du site en général, ainsi que certaines structures en particulier, comme le temple d'Apollon transformé en église, l'acropole et les nécropoles par…

  • Maussollos and the Date of the Transfer of the Seat of the Karian Satrapy to Halikarnassos

    Koray KonukARTICLEJournal of Philia2021

    This paper argues that Maussollos (377–353 BC) transferred the seat of the Karian satrapy from Mylasa to Halikarnassos early in his reign. Until now the date of the transfer was a matter of speculation and various proposals in the interval 377–362 BC based on thin evidence have been proposed. Numismatic evidence, however, provides a clear indication that the move took place in c. 375 BC. This early date has historical and archaeological consequen…

  • Karia Arkhaia. La Carie, des origines à la période pré-hékatomnide

    Open AccessOlivier Henry, Koray KonukBOOKKaria Arkhaia. La Carie, des…2019

    Ce volume réunit 27 communications présentées lors des ‘ Rencontres d’Archéologie de l’IFEA’ consacrées aux périodes ‘hautes’ d’une région de l’Asie Mineure du sud-ouest : la Carie. Plusieurs études récentes ont sensiblement fait avancer les études cariennes, mais celles-ci se sont limitées à des champs chronologiques allant des Hékatomnides à la fin de l’empire romain. Il nous a donc semblé utile de proposer, autour d’un colloque et de sa public…

  • Pidasa, Miletos, and the Karian revolt

    Open AccessAlain Bresson, Olivier Henry et al.CHAPTERKaria Arkhaia. La Carie, des…2019

    Herodotus (6.20) tells us how after the revolt and defeat of Miletos of 494 BC its mountain territory was given to the Karians of Pedasa1. Modern literature has hesitated on the identification of this Pedasa, although more often it has been considered that the city of that name was the homonymous Pedasa located north of Halikarnassos. However, this identification should be abandoned. Despite the apparent name difference, it can be proved that the…

  • Eurômos

    Open AccessAbuzer Kızıl, Koray Konuk et al.ARTICLEAnatolia Antiqua2017References: 1

    La deuxième campagne de la Mission archéologique française d’Eurômos du Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Développement international eut lieu au mois d’août 2016. Cette année a également vu la mise en place d’un projet de prospection accepté par la Direction des biens culturels et des musées et placé sous la direction d’Abuzer Kızıl. Les membres de l’Institut Ausonius mènent toutefois depuis l’été 2012 des travaux épigraphiques et numismat…

  • Pidasa et Asandros

    Abuzer Kızıl, Patrice Brun et al.ARTICLERevue des Études Anciennes2015Cited by: 1

    Une inscription découverte en 2011 dans des conditions fortuites donne le texte du premier décret de la cité carienne de Pidasa, daté de 321/ 0. La cité y honore des agents du satrape Asandros, qui ont géré les finances de la cité et ont restitué des objets à un de ses sanctuaires, qui doit être celui où le texte a été gravé, celui du dieu carien Toubassis, inconnu jusque-là. Le décret offre l’occasion de réexaminer la nature du pouvoir d’Asandro…