Erkan Konyar
Biographic Data
| ID | 91279 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erkan Konyar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erkan |
| FAMILY NAME | Konyar |
| SIGNATURE | KONYAR E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Istanbul University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1256-5960 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Günümüz Moğoli̇stan’in Göçebe Hayatina Etnoarkeoloji̇k Bi̇r Bakiş
Son zamanlarda sosyal bilimlerde disiplinler ilişkilerin artması, bazı farklı bilim dallarının gelişmesine ve ön plana çıkmasına yol açtı. Bunlardan biri etnoarkeolojidir. Etnoarkeoloji, artık sadece arkeolojik malzemelerin etnografik malzemelerle karşılaştırması olmaktan çıkmış, coğrafya ve iklimin farklı zamanlarda aynı bölgeyi mesken edinmiş insan topluluklarının yaşam benzerliklerini de belgelemeye başlamıştır. Bu sebeple etnografyadan farklı…
Excavations at the Old City, Fortress, and Mound of Van
Fig. 1: Architectural phases at the Van Fortress Mound Fig. 2: Van Fortress Mound, orthophoto of the Urartian buildings in Area A The Van Fortress Mound lies along the north of the capital Tušpa Citadel. During the 2019 season on the mound, excavation and documentation of the Urartian building complex that was first unearthed in previous years has been completed. Measuring 20 x 20.50 meters, the building complex stands out with its columned hall,…
Van Kalesi Analıkız Yapısı
On the northeast sides of the Van Fortress, an elevation nearby, stands a rock monument on the plain named Analıkız or also called Hazine Kapısı. The monument consists of a platform engraved into the rock and two monumental niches. Yet ever since the excavations conducted by Marr and Orbeli in 1916, there have been no detailed examinations or evaluations of the functions of the field, the relationship to the citadel, its importance for the kingdo…
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 …
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…
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…
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 …
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…
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 …
Excavations at the Old City, Fortress, and Mound of Van
Fig. 1: Architectural phases at the Van Fortress Mound Fig. 2: Van Fortress Mound, orthophoto of the Urartian buildings in Area A The Van Fortress Mound lies along the north of the capital Tušpa Citadel. During the 2019 season on the mound, excavation and documentation of the Urartian building complex that was first unearthed in previous years has been completed. Measuring 20 x 20.50 meters, the building complex stands out with its columned hall,…
Van Kalesi Analıkız Yapısı
On the northeast sides of the Van Fortress, an elevation nearby, stands a rock monument on the plain named Analıkız or also called Hazine Kapısı. The monument consists of a platform engraved into the rock and two monumental niches. Yet ever since the excavations conducted by Marr and Orbeli in 1916, there have been no detailed examinations or evaluations of the functions of the field, the relationship to the citadel, its importance for the kingdo…
Günümüz Moğoli̇stan’in Göçebe Hayatina Etnoarkeoloji̇k Bi̇r Bakiş
Son zamanlarda sosyal bilimlerde disiplinler ilişkilerin artması, bazı farklı bilim dallarının gelişmesine ve ön plana çıkmasına yol açtı. Bunlardan biri etnoarkeolojidir. Etnoarkeoloji, artık sadece arkeolojik malzemelerin etnografik malzemelerle karşılaştırması olmaktan çıkmış, coğrafya ve iklimin farklı zamanlarda aynı bölgeyi mesken edinmiş insan topluluklarının yaşam benzerliklerini de belgelemeye başlamıştır. Bu sebeple etnografyadan farklı…
Archaeology (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Excavation (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient Near East History (4 works) · Iron Age (3 works) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (3 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works) · Art (2 works)