Alexander Herda
Biographic Data
| ID | 6921572 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexander Herda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexander |
| FAMILY NAME | Herda |
| SIGNATURE | HERDA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
| ORCID | 0000-1234-5567-8900 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
On Herodotus 5.121
According to Herodotos (5.117‒121), in 497/6 BCE in the course of the Ionian Revolt, the freedom-loving Karians fought the invading Persian army three times. After two devastating defeats in open battles in the northern Marsyas/Çine Çayı valley, a third nighttime ambush was victorious and resulted in the total annihilation of the Persians, leading to a stalemate which lasted until 494 BCE. The place of this battle is contested to date. As argued …
Anatolian-Karian Versus Greek
This article deals with the lower Maiandros/Maeander River region between the Mykale and the Latmos Mountains and Miletos, the border between the ‘colonial’ lands of Greek Aiolia and Ionia, and indigenous Anatolian Karia in the Iron Age (11th-4th century BCE). By analysing three complex groups of myths ‒ (a) that of Latmos, Phthir, Selene, Endymion, Naxos, and Malija-Athena in the Latmos Mountains, and (to a lesser extent) (b) that of Tarhunt-Zeu…
Gergithes
The Gergithes were an indigenous ethnic group in western Asia Minor. In historical times they appeared in four regions.
Life cycle of estuarine islands — From the formation to the landlocking of former islands in the environs of Miletos and Ephesos in western Asia Minor (Turkey)
The focus of this article is to link historical accounts about former islands of the Anatolian gulfs of the Aegean Sea to geoarchaeological evidence. During the Holocene, prominent environmental and coastline changes have taken place in many tectonic grabens of western Asia Minor, today's Turkey. The Büyük and the Küçük Menderes fault systems are excellent examples for deciphering these changes. Since mid-Holocene times, the eponymous rivers have…
Gergithes
The Gergithes were an indigenous ethnic group in western Asia Minor. In historical times they appeared in four regions
Maeander
The Maeander (Maiandros, from Hittite *Mai‐anda‐/du‐?; cf. Tischler 1977: 94) is the main river in southwest Asia Minor/Turkey, today's Büyük Menderes, and was first mentioned by Homer (II . 2.869).
Life cycle of estuarine islands — From the formation to the landlocking of former islands in the environs of Miletos and Ephesos in western Asia Minor (Turkey)
The focus of this article is to link historical accounts about former islands of the Anatolian gulfs of the Aegean Sea to geoarchaeological evidence. During the Holocene, prominent environmental and coastline changes have taken place in many tectonic grabens of western Asia Minor, today's Turkey. The Büyük and the Küçük Menderes fault systems are excellent examples for deciphering these changes. Since mid-Holocene times, the eponymous rivers have…
Gergithes
The Gergithes were an indigenous ethnic group in western Asia Minor. In historical times they appeared in four regions
Maeander
The Maeander (Maiandros, from Hittite *Mai‐anda‐/du‐?; cf. Tischler 1977: 94) is the main river in southwest Asia Minor/Turkey, today's Büyük Menderes, and was first mentioned by Homer (II . 2.869).
Life cycle of estuarine islands — From the formation to the landlocking of former islands in the environs of Miletos and Ephesos in western Asia Minor (Turkey)
The focus of this article is to link historical accounts about former islands of the Anatolian gulfs of the Aegean Sea to geoarchaeological evidence. During the Holocene, prominent environmental and coastline changes have taken place in many tectonic grabens of western Asia Minor, today's Turkey. The Büyük and the Küçük Menderes fault systems are excellent examples for deciphering these changes. Since mid-Holocene times, the eponymous rivers have…
Gergithes
The Gergithes were an indigenous ethnic group in western Asia Minor. In historical times they appeared in four regions.
Anatolian-Karian Versus Greek
This article deals with the lower Maiandros/Maeander River region between the Mykale and the Latmos Mountains and Miletos, the border between the ‘colonial’ lands of Greek Aiolia and Ionia, and indigenous Anatolian Karia in the Iron Age (11th-4th century BCE). By analysing three complex groups of myths ‒ (a) that of Latmos, Phthir, Selene, Endymion, Naxos, and Malija-Athena in the Latmos Mountains, and (to a lesser extent) (b) that of Tarhunt-Zeu…
On Herodotus 5.121
According to Herodotos (5.117‒121), in 497/6 BCE in the course of the Ionian Revolt, the freedom-loving Karians fought the invading Persian army three times. After two devastating defeats in open battles in the northern Marsyas/Çine Çayı valley, a third nighttime ambush was victorious and resulted in the total annihilation of the Persians, leading to a stalemate which lasted until 494 BCE. The place of this battle is contested to date. As argued …
Classical Antiquity Studies (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 works) · Ancient Near East History (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · History (2 works) · Hittite language (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Indigenous (2 works)