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ID6043250
NAMEÖmer Tatar
GIVEN NAMESÖmer
FAMILY NAMETatar
SIGNATURETATAR Ö
AFFILIATIONSAkdeniz University
ORCID0000-0002-5644-2188
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • The Coinage of Kalynda

    Open Access•Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Gephyra•2025

    This study discusses the coinage of Kalynda, the exact location of whose polis centre remains uncertain. Located near the Karian-Lycian border, Kalynda probably struck civic coins beginning in the 1st century BC. The coinage of the city includes three bronze series. The minting place of a series of silver coins previously attributed to Kalynda remains debated. The bronze coins predominantly depict Artemis and symbols associated with the goddess, …

  • Overlapping maritime networks of Patara in the fourth and third centuries BC

    Open Access•Erkan Dündar, Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Anatolian Studies•2025

    This study examines the maritime networks of Patara during the fourth and third centuries BC, employing numismatic and amphora evidence as proxies indicative of the city’s significant role in ancient maritime routes. The two types of evidence offer perspectives on two different types of connectivity. The numismatic analysis focuses on the presence in Patara of low-value civic bronze coins minted by non-Lycian cities, thereby offering a window ont…

  • Blaundos’un Helleni̇sti̇k Dönem Si̇kke Darbi

    Open Access•Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Anadolu (Anatolia)•2024

    Antik Çağ’da Lydia’nın Phrygia sınırına oldukça yakın konumda yer alan Blaundos, bugün Uşak iline bağlı Sülümenli köyü sınırları içerisinde yer alır. 2018 yılından bu yana kentte sürdürülen düzenli arkeolojik kazılar neticesinde pek çok yeni bulguya erişilirken, nümismatik buluntular ve güncel literatür ışığında kentin darp ettiği sikkelere dair de yeni bir çalışma elzem hale gelmiştir. Tıpkı Lydia bölgesinin pek çok diğer kenti gibi, Blaundos da…

  • A Ptolemaic context from Hellenistic Patara

    Open Access•Erkan Dündar, Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Opuscula Annual of the Swedish…•2024

    Archaeological investigation at Patara, on the south-western coast of Türkiye, has generated new data concerning the city’s status under Ptolemaic rule in the 3rd century BC. In this study, we focus on a Hellenistic context found at the Tepecik Settlement dating from the period of Ptolemaic hegemony. A Rhodian amphora bearing a stamp on each handle and four coins found in situ enable us to date this context to the first half of the 3rd century BC…

  • A unique Silandos medallion of Faustina II from Blaundos in Lydia

    Open Access•Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Journal of Roman Archaeology•2023•References: 1

    During the 2019 archaeological excavation season in Blaundos, a Roman-period bronze medallion was found within a wall of a Byzantine-period structure on the main street. It is a medallion struck by the Lydian city of Silandos, bearing the bust of Faustina II on the obverse and Marcus Aurelius clasping hands with Lucius Verus on the reverse. A literature search revealed that it is a rare and unpublished specimen. Neither RPC , the largest database…

  • Two Rare Shield/Helmet Type Macedonian Regal Bronze Coins from the Collection of the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara / Dwie rzadkie królewskie monety macedońskie typu „tarcza/hełm” z kolek…

    Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Notae Numismaticae - Numismatic…•2022

    Macedonian regal coins with Shield/Helmet type, also known as “anonymous” bronzes, are among the most studied and discussed issues of Hellenistic period Macedonian coins. While attributions change, also new specimens of different emissions surface as well. In this study, two new bronze emissions from the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations are presented and briefly discussed with comparison to previously published specimens

  • Hellenistic Period Regal Coins in Elmalı Museum

    Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Arkeoloji Dergisi•2021

    Elmalı Museum, located in the district of Elmalı of Antalya, is on the route which connected Milyas and Cabalis to Lycia in antiquity. Due to Elmalı’s strategic location, potential data to be presented by the coins, particularly Hellenistic period regal issues, in the museum collection is significant. Museum inventory records 506 coins in total and 472 coins are dated to pre-Islamic periods. In museum collection, there are 32 Hellenistic period r…

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  • Hellenistic Period Regal Coins in Elmalı Museum

    Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Arkeoloji Dergisi•2021

    Elmalı Museum, located in the district of Elmalı of Antalya, is on the route which connected Milyas and Cabalis to Lycia in antiquity. Due to Elmalı’s strategic location, potential data to be presented by the coins, particularly Hellenistic period regal issues, in the museum collection is significant. Museum inventory records 506 coins in total and 472 coins are dated to pre-Islamic periods. In museum collection, there are 32 Hellenistic period r…

  • Two Rare Shield/Helmet Type Macedonian Regal Bronze Coins from the Collection of the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara / Dwie rzadkie królewskie monety macedońskie typu „tarcza/hełm” z kolek…

    Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Notae Numismaticae - Numismatic…•2022

    Macedonian regal coins with Shield/Helmet type, also known as “anonymous” bronzes, are among the most studied and discussed issues of Hellenistic period Macedonian coins. While attributions change, also new specimens of different emissions surface as well. In this study, two new bronze emissions from the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations are presented and briefly discussed with comparison to previously published specimens

  • A unique Silandos medallion of Faustina II from Blaundos in Lydia

    Open Access•Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Journal of Roman Archaeology•2023•References: 1

    During the 2019 archaeological excavation season in Blaundos, a Roman-period bronze medallion was found within a wall of a Byzantine-period structure on the main street. It is a medallion struck by the Lydian city of Silandos, bearing the bust of Faustina II on the obverse and Marcus Aurelius clasping hands with Lucius Verus on the reverse. A literature search revealed that it is a rare and unpublished specimen. Neither RPC , the largest database…

  • Blaundos’un Helleni̇sti̇k Dönem Si̇kke Darbi

    Open Access•Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Anadolu (Anatolia)•2024

    Antik Çağ’da Lydia’nın Phrygia sınırına oldukça yakın konumda yer alan Blaundos, bugün Uşak iline bağlı Sülümenli köyü sınırları içerisinde yer alır. 2018 yılından bu yana kentte sürdürülen düzenli arkeolojik kazılar neticesinde pek çok yeni bulguya erişilirken, nümismatik buluntular ve güncel literatür ışığında kentin darp ettiği sikkelere dair de yeni bir çalışma elzem hale gelmiştir. Tıpkı Lydia bölgesinin pek çok diğer kenti gibi, Blaundos da…

  • A Ptolemaic context from Hellenistic Patara

    Open Access•Erkan Dündar, Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Opuscula Annual of the Swedish…•2024

    Archaeological investigation at Patara, on the south-western coast of Türkiye, has generated new data concerning the city’s status under Ptolemaic rule in the 3rd century BC. In this study, we focus on a Hellenistic context found at the Tepecik Settlement dating from the period of Ptolemaic hegemony. A Rhodian amphora bearing a stamp on each handle and four coins found in situ enable us to date this context to the first half of the 3rd century BC…

  • The Coinage of Kalynda

    Open Access•Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Gephyra•2025

    This study discusses the coinage of Kalynda, the exact location of whose polis centre remains uncertain. Located near the Karian-Lycian border, Kalynda probably struck civic coins beginning in the 1st century BC. The coinage of the city includes three bronze series. The minting place of a series of silver coins previously attributed to Kalynda remains debated. The bronze coins predominantly depict Artemis and symbols associated with the goddess, …

  • Overlapping maritime networks of Patara in the fourth and third centuries BC

    Open Access•Erkan Dündar, Ömer Tatar•ARTICLE•Anatolian Studies•2025

    This study examines the maritime networks of Patara during the fourth and third centuries BC, employing numismatic and amphora evidence as proxies indicative of the city’s significant role in ancient maritime routes. The two types of evidence offer perspectives on two different types of connectivity. The numismatic analysis focuses on the presence in Patara of low-value civic bronze coins minted by non-Lycian cities, thereby offering a window ont…

Archaeology and Historical Studies (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Ancient Near East History (3 works) · Bronze (3 works) · Amphora (2 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works)

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