Altan Çilingiroğlu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6043331 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Altan Çilingiroğlu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Altan |
| FAMILY NAME | Çilingiroğlu |
| SIGNATURE | ÇILINGIROĞLU A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ege University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Egyptian Blue cakes from the Ayanis fortress (Eastern Anatolia, Turkey)
Characterization of Iron age pottery from eastern Turkey by laser- induced breakdown spectroscopy (Libs)
Urartulu Argi̇ştî Oğlu Kral Rusa
An Urartian king, namely Rusa, son of Argishti ruled the kingdom almost for forty years longer then any other kings before or after him. He managed to build five magnificent fortresses all over the country to control any military danger which may came particularly from the north and other directions. He created good relations with mounted nomads such as with Scythians and Cimmerians to establish a buffer zone between Median Kingdom and Urartian …
When was the castle of Ayanıs built and what is the meaning of the word ‘šuri’
The Urartian castle Ayanıs was built on a hill which stretches eventually to the water, 35km north of Van, near to a village called Aǧartı (old Ayanıs)and 250m inland from Lake Van. An inscription (Çilingiroǧlu, Salvini 1995) on the front of a monumental door that was unearthed at the southeast corner of the castle during the 1993 excavations proved that the castle was built by Rusa (Rusa II), son of Argišti, named as Rusahinili Eiduru-kai (‘Rusa…
Decorated Stone Vessels from the Urartian Fortress of Ayanis
Les fouilles de la citadelle urartienne d'Ayanis, depuis 1989, ont livre de nombreux fragments d'ornementations, de vaisselle en pierre et d'une tablette ont ete mis au jour. Les 45 fragments de vaisselle sont en roche volcanique, allant du brun fonce au gris, et qui ont connu le feu posterieurement
Decorated Stone Vessels from the Urartian Fortress of Ayanis
The Second Millennium Painted Pottery Tradition of the Van Lake Basin
Some painted pottery recently purchased by the East Anatolian museums is of considerable interest from the point of view of second millennium cultures in the Van and Urmia Basins. Taking into account the suggestion that a cultural break occurred around Lake Van in the second millennium B.C., the importance of these painted vessels increases. Excavations outside Eastern Anatolia, particularly in North-West Iran, have produced painted pottery in co…
Egyptian Blue cakes from the Ayanis fortress (Eastern Anatolia, Turkey)
Characterization of Iron age pottery from eastern Turkey by laser- induced breakdown spectroscopy (Libs)
Decorated Stone Vessels from the Urartian Fortress of Ayanis
Les fouilles de la citadelle urartienne d'Ayanis, depuis 1989, ont livre de nombreux fragments d'ornementations, de vaisselle en pierre et d'une tablette ont ete mis au jour. Les 45 fragments de vaisselle sont en roche volcanique, allant du brun fonce au gris, et qui ont connu le feu posterieurement
Decorated Stone Vessels from the Urartian Fortress of Ayanis
The Second Millennium Painted Pottery Tradition of the Van Lake Basin
Some painted pottery recently purchased by the East Anatolian museums is of considerable interest from the point of view of second millennium cultures in the Van and Urmia Basins. Taking into account the suggestion that a cultural break occurred around Lake Van in the second millennium B.C., the importance of these painted vessels increases. Excavations outside Eastern Anatolia, particularly in North-West Iran, have produced painted pottery in co…
The Second Millennium Painted Pottery Tradition of the Van Lake Basin
Some painted pottery recently purchased by the East Anatolian museums is of considerable interest from the point of view of second millennium cultures in the Van and Urmia Basins. Taking into account the suggestion that a cultural break occurred around Lake Van in the second millennium B.C., the importance of these painted vessels increases. Excavations outside Eastern Anatolia, particularly in North-West Iran, have produced painted pottery in co…
Decorated Stone Vessels from the Urartian Fortress of Ayanis
Les fouilles de la citadelle urartienne d'Ayanis, depuis 1989, ont livre de nombreux fragments d'ornementations, de vaisselle en pierre et d'une tablette ont ete mis au jour. Les 45 fragments de vaisselle sont en roche volcanique, allant du brun fonce au gris, et qui ont connu le feu posterieurement
Decorated Stone Vessels from the Urartian Fortress of Ayanis
When was the castle of Ayanıs built and what is the meaning of the word ‘šuri’
The Urartian castle Ayanıs was built on a hill which stretches eventually to the water, 35km north of Van, near to a village called Aǧartı (old Ayanıs)and 250m inland from Lake Van. An inscription (Çilingiroǧlu, Salvini 1995) on the front of a monumental door that was unearthed at the southeast corner of the castle during the 1993 excavations proved that the castle was built by Rusa (Rusa II), son of Argišti, named as Rusahinili Eiduru-kai (‘Rusa…
Urartulu Argi̇ştî Oğlu Kral Rusa
An Urartian king, namely Rusa, son of Argishti ruled the kingdom almost for forty years longer then any other kings before or after him. He managed to build five magnificent fortresses all over the country to control any military danger which may came particularly from the north and other directions. He created good relations with mounted nomads such as with Scythians and Cimmerians to establish a buffer zone between Median Kingdom and Urartian …
Characterization of Iron age pottery from eastern Turkey by laser- induced breakdown spectroscopy (Libs)
Egyptian Blue cakes from the Ayanis fortress (Eastern Anatolia, Turkey)
Ancient history (6 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · History (6 works) · History (6 works) · Ancient Near East History (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Chemistry (3 works) · Excavation (3 works) · Fortress (chess (3 works)