Oktay Belli
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 91278 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Oktay Belli |
| PRENOMES | Oktay |
| SOBRENOME | Belli |
| ASSINATURA | BELLI O |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Istanbul University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Urartian Plant Cultivation at Yoncatepe (Van), Eastern Turkey
Bronze Door Rings with Cuneiform Inscriptions of Sarduri II from the Upper Anzaf Fortress
Royal Inscriptions on Bronze Artifacts from the Upper Anzaf Fortress at Van
Ernis-Evditepe
The Ernis-Evditepe Fortress and Necropolis are situated 80 km. north of modern Van. During our survey in Evditepe, we observed that, like other Early Iron Age strongholds, the site consists of a fortress and a necropolis. The Ernis-Evditepe Necropolis covers a wide area on the northern, northeastern and southeastern slopes of the hill and is the largest known necropolis in Eastern Anatolia. The tomb chambers were dug into the soil and lined with …
Ernis-Evditepe
The Ernis-Evditepe Fortress and Necropolis are situated 80 km. north of modern Van. During our survey in Evditepe, we observed that, like other Early Iron Age strongholds, the site consists of a fortress and a necropolis. The Ernis-Evditepe Necropolis covers a wide area on the northern, northeastern and southeastern slopes of the hill and is the largest known necropolis in Eastern Anatolia. The tomb chambers were dug into the soil and lined with …
Stone Statues and Balbals in Turkic World
Avrasya Arkeoloji Projesi (Proje No: GP-27) kapsaminda Kazakistan, Kirgizistan ve Ukrayna'da yaptigimiz arastirmanin temel amaci, bu gune degin saglikli ve planli bir sekilde incelenemeyen Turk donemine ait arkeolojik kultur varliklarinin belgelenmesi ve envanterlerinin cikarilmasidir. Bu amacla son uc yildan beri Kazakistan, Kirgizistan ve Ukrayna'da yaptigimiz arastirma sirasinda 700'den fazla insan bicimli tas heykel ve balbal incelenmistir. K…
Kuzeydoğu Anadolu'da Bir Tunç Çağı ve Urartu Kalesi
Skeletal remains of dogs unearthed from the Van-Yoncatepe necropolises
A total of 15 dog skulls and a number of bones have been discovered in two burial chambers dating from 1,000 BC in the necropolises of the Van-Yoncatepe Castle in eastern Turkey. The finds were a dog skeleton in burial chamber M5 and 14 dog skulls and plenty of bones in burial chamber M6. It was determined on examination that the skeleton found in burial chamber M5 was an 11-12-year female dog, and that the skulls unearthed from burial chamber M6…
Excavations at Van-Yoncatepe Fortress and Necropolis
A ceramic oven containing pots and bowls, found in an illegal excavation in 1995 at the southwestern corner of the fortress, demonstrates that these were produced locally. The fact that the kiln was not emptied may indicate that the occupants left the site in a hurry (Belli 1996:149). At first the reason was unclear but after three years of excavating at the fortress we surmised that an unexpected fire caused confusion and people fled in panic. T…
Türkiye Arkeolojisi ve İstanbul Üniversitesi (1932 - 1999)
Dams, reservoirs and irrigation channels of the Van plain in the period of the Urartian kingdom
The citadel of Van (Tushpa) was the main settlement of the Urartian kingdom, which dominated the regions of eastern Anatolia, Caucasia and northwestern Iran between the ninth and sixth centuries BC. Lake Van borders the site on the west, while to the south is the eastern extension of the Taurus mountains, stretching east to west and reaching 3000-3500m in height. These steep mountains, rising like a natural wall between the Urartian city and its …
Doğu Anadolu Bölgesi'nde Keşfedilen Urartu Barajlarına Toplu Bir Bakış
Bu yazı da özet olarak sunacağımız "Doğu Anadolu Bölgesi'nde Keşfedilen Urartu Barajlarına Toplu Bir Bakış" adlı konu, 1987-1993 yılları arasında Doğu Anadolu Bölgesi'nde yaz aylarında yapmış olduğumuz 7 dönemlik araştırma sonuçlarını kapsamaktadır. Eskiçağ'da Urartu su mühendisliğinin eşsiz örneklerini yansıtan baraj, gölet ve sulama kanalları üzerindeki araştırmamız her yıl sistemli bir şekilde devam etmektedir. Bugüne kadar bulmuş olduğumuz ço…
Urartian Dams and Artificial Lakes Recently Discovered in Eastern Anatolia
C'est au cours du premier millenaire av. J.C. que le royaume d'Urartu s'est lance dans les travaux d'irrigation. Parmi ceux-ci on compte des systemes de cannaux et des lacs artificiels. Ils constituent le seul exemple connu en Anatolie
Urartian Dams and Artificial Lakes Recently Discovered in Eastern Anatolia
Cuneiform inscriptions made visible on bronze plates from the Upper Anzaf Fortress, Turkey
X-ray study of bronze plates from a fortress of the 1st millennium BC reveals cuneiform inscriptions on metal surfaces that are now wholly hidden by corrosion
Skeletal remains of dogs unearthed from the Van-Yoncatepe necropolises
A total of 15 dog skulls and a number of bones have been discovered in two burial chambers dating from 1,000 BC in the necropolises of the Van-Yoncatepe Castle in eastern Turkey. The finds were a dog skeleton in burial chamber M5 and 14 dog skulls and plenty of bones in burial chamber M6. It was determined on examination that the skeleton found in burial chamber M5 was an 11-12-year female dog, and that the skulls unearthed from burial chamber M6…
Excavations at Van-Yoncatepe Fortress and Necropolis
A ceramic oven containing pots and bowls, found in an illegal excavation in 1995 at the southwestern corner of the fortress, demonstrates that these were produced locally. The fact that the kiln was not emptied may indicate that the occupants left the site in a hurry (Belli 1996:149). At first the reason was unclear but after three years of excavating at the fortress we surmised that an unexpected fire caused confusion and people fled in panic. T…
Royal Inscriptions on Bronze Artifacts from the Upper Anzaf Fortress at Van
Ernis-Evditepe
The Ernis-Evditepe Fortress and Necropolis are situated 80 km. north of modern Van. During our survey in Evditepe, we observed that, like other Early Iron Age strongholds, the site consists of a fortress and a necropolis. The Ernis-Evditepe Necropolis covers a wide area on the northern, northeastern and southeastern slopes of the hill and is the largest known necropolis in Eastern Anatolia. The tomb chambers were dug into the soil and lined with …
Türkiye Arkeolojisi ve İstanbul Üniversitesi (1932 - 1999)
Urartian Dams and Artificial Lakes Recently Discovered in Eastern Anatolia
C'est au cours du premier millenaire av. J.C. que le royaume d'Urartu s'est lance dans les travaux d'irrigation. Parmi ceux-ci on compte des systemes de cannaux et des lacs artificiels. Ils constituent le seul exemple connu en Anatolie
Urartian Dams and Artificial Lakes Recently Discovered in Eastern Anatolia
C'est au cours du premier millenaire av. J.C. que le royaume d'Urartu s'est lance dans les travaux d'irrigation. Parmi ceux-ci on compte des systemes de cannaux et des lacs artificiels. Ils constituent le seul exemple connu en Anatolie
Urartian Dams and Artificial Lakes Recently Discovered in Eastern Anatolia
Cuneiform inscriptions made visible on bronze plates from the Upper Anzaf Fortress, Turkey
X-ray study of bronze plates from a fortress of the 1st millennium BC reveals cuneiform inscriptions on metal surfaces that are now wholly hidden by corrosion
Doğu Anadolu Bölgesi'nde Keşfedilen Urartu Barajlarına Toplu Bir Bakış
Bu yazı da özet olarak sunacağımız "Doğu Anadolu Bölgesi'nde Keşfedilen Urartu Barajlarına Toplu Bir Bakış" adlı konu, 1987-1993 yılları arasında Doğu Anadolu Bölgesi'nde yaz aylarında yapmış olduğumuz 7 dönemlik araştırma sonuçlarını kapsamaktadır. Eskiçağ'da Urartu su mühendisliğinin eşsiz örneklerini yansıtan baraj, gölet ve sulama kanalları üzerindeki araştırmamız her yıl sistemli bir şekilde devam etmektedir. Bugüne kadar bulmuş olduğumuz ço…
Dams, reservoirs and irrigation channels of the Van plain in the period of the Urartian kingdom
The citadel of Van (Tushpa) was the main settlement of the Urartian kingdom, which dominated the regions of eastern Anatolia, Caucasia and northwestern Iran between the ninth and sixth centuries BC. Lake Van borders the site on the west, while to the south is the eastern extension of the Taurus mountains, stretching east to west and reaching 3000-3500m in height. These steep mountains, rising like a natural wall between the Urartian city and its …
Türkiye Arkeolojisi ve İstanbul Üniversitesi (1932 - 1999)
Excavations at Van-Yoncatepe Fortress and Necropolis
A ceramic oven containing pots and bowls, found in an illegal excavation in 1995 at the southwestern corner of the fortress, demonstrates that these were produced locally. The fact that the kiln was not emptied may indicate that the occupants left the site in a hurry (Belli 1996:149). At first the reason was unclear but after three years of excavating at the fortress we surmised that an unexpected fire caused confusion and people fled in panic. T…
Kuzeydoğu Anadolu'da Bir Tunç Çağı ve Urartu Kalesi
Skeletal remains of dogs unearthed from the Van-Yoncatepe necropolises
A total of 15 dog skulls and a number of bones have been discovered in two burial chambers dating from 1,000 BC in the necropolises of the Van-Yoncatepe Castle in eastern Turkey. The finds were a dog skeleton in burial chamber M5 and 14 dog skulls and plenty of bones in burial chamber M6. It was determined on examination that the skeleton found in burial chamber M5 was an 11-12-year female dog, and that the skulls unearthed from burial chamber M6…
Ernis-Evditepe
The Ernis-Evditepe Fortress and Necropolis are situated 80 km. north of modern Van. During our survey in Evditepe, we observed that, like other Early Iron Age strongholds, the site consists of a fortress and a necropolis. The Ernis-Evditepe Necropolis covers a wide area on the northern, northeastern and southeastern slopes of the hill and is the largest known necropolis in Eastern Anatolia. The tomb chambers were dug into the soil and lined with …
Ernis-Evditepe
The Ernis-Evditepe Fortress and Necropolis are situated 80 km. north of modern Van. During our survey in Evditepe, we observed that, like other Early Iron Age strongholds, the site consists of a fortress and a necropolis. The Ernis-Evditepe Necropolis covers a wide area on the northern, northeastern and southeastern slopes of the hill and is the largest known necropolis in Eastern Anatolia. The tomb chambers were dug into the soil and lined with …
Stone Statues and Balbals in Turkic World
Avrasya Arkeoloji Projesi (Proje No: GP-27) kapsaminda Kazakistan, Kirgizistan ve Ukrayna'da yaptigimiz arastirmanin temel amaci, bu gune degin saglikli ve planli bir sekilde incelenemeyen Turk donemine ait arkeolojik kultur varliklarinin belgelenmesi ve envanterlerinin cikarilmasidir. Bu amacla son uc yildan beri Kazakistan, Kirgizistan ve Ukrayna'da yaptigimiz arastirma sirasinda 700'den fazla insan bicimli tas heykel ve balbal incelenmistir. K…
Royal Inscriptions on Bronze Artifacts from the Upper Anzaf Fortress at Van
Bronze Door Rings with Cuneiform Inscriptions of Sarduri II from the Upper Anzaf Fortress
Urartian Plant Cultivation at Yoncatepe (Van), Eastern Turkey
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