Hale Güney

Dados Biográficos

ID5718271
NOMEHale Güney
PRENOMESHale
SOBRENOMEGüney
ASSINATURAGÜNEY H
AFILIAÇÕESAarhus University
ORCID0000-0002-8271-3498
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS7
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR7
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO2015
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2022
ÍNDICE H0

  • A Funerary Epigram with a Quotation from Odyssey I 4, Found at the Junction of the Asian–Galatian Border

    Open AccessPaweł Nowakowski, Paweł F Nowakowski et al.ARTICLEJournal of Philia2022

    This paper presents a new funerary epigram recorded in Özdenk village in Alpu District, Eskişehir during the survey of 2019. The stone was brought from a place called Ayvalı in Belkese village nearby. Twenty-one lines of the inscription have survived, but are worn to a certain extent and not completely legible. Interestingly, two verses are probably quoted from the Odyssey. Other Homeric reminiscences are present throughout the text. The inscript…

  • New Inscriptions from Northeast Phrygia

    Hale Güney, Erman YANIKARTICLEADALYA2022

    2 0 1 4 y ı l ı n d a n b u y a n a E s k i ş e h i r i l i n i n M i h a l ı ç ç ı k , M a h m u d i y e , A l p u , Ç i f t e l e r , Beylikova ve Sivrihisar ilçelerinde yürütülen epigrafik yüzey araştırmalarında çok sayıda yeni yazıt tespit edilmiştir. Bu makale, 2021 yılı araştırma sezonunda bulunan tüm yazıtları içermekte ve mezar yazıtları, Frigce lanet yazıtları, litürjik metinler gibi çok çeşitli yayımlanmamış Eski Yunanca yazıtları ve ay…

  • Some More Inscriptions from Northeast Phrygia

    Hale GüneyARTICLEJournal of Philia2021

    This article presents new inscriptions found in the villages of Mihalıççık, Alpu and Sivrihisar Counties during epigraphic surveys conducted in Mihalıççık, Alpu, Sivrihisar, Çifteler, Mahmudiye and Beylikova Counties in the Eskişehir Province. The paper includes a catalog of the inscriptions, which examines the inscriptions by two periods: The Roman period and the Byzantine period. Finally, it ends by an edition of previously published bilingual …

  • The sanctuary of Zeus Sarnendenos and the cult of Zeus in northeastern Phrygia

    Hale GüneyARTICLEAnatolian Studies2019

    This article presents the discovery of two fragmentary inscriptions which demonstrate the existence of an unknown naos of Zeus Sarnendenos in the northern part of the Choria Considiana, an extensive imperial estate in northeastern Phrygia. It also presents a votive offering to Zeus Sarnendenos and five new votive inscriptions to Zeus Akreinenos found in the village of Kozlu near İkizafer (ancient Akreina?), which was apparently part of another es…

  • New inscriptions from the Choria Considiana

    Open AccessHale GüneyARTICLEAnatolian Studies2016

    This paper presents the initial results of an epigraphic survey of a Roman imperial estate, carried out in 2014 in northern Choria Considiana, today encompassing the area of Mihalıççık in Eskişehir, located between the Sakarya (Sangarios) river to the north and the Porsuk (Tembris) river to the south. The paper focuses on ten funerary inscriptions found in situ in the Çalçak Roman necropolis, 4km distant from Dinek village in Mihalıççık. All thes…

  • İstanbul Arkeoloji Müzeleri’nde Bulunan Soloi-Pompeiopolis Kenti’ne Ait Bir Grup Sikke

    Open AccessHale GüneyARTICLEBelleten2015

    Günümüzde, Mersin ilinin Mezitli ilçesi Viranşehir beldesinde yer alan SoloiPompeiopolis kenti, Antik Çağ'da Kilikia Bölgesi'nde hem ekonomik hem de stratejik açıdan önem kazanmış bir liman kentidir. Kent, MÖ. V. yüzyıl ortalarında başlayan ve MS. III. yüzyıla kadar süren uzun bir sikke basma geleneğine sahiptir. İstanbul Arkeoloji Müzeleri'nin Sikke Koleksiyonu'nda yer alan ve Soloi-Pompeiopolis Kenti'ne ait, yedi tanesi gümüş, yirmi yedisi bron…

  • The Roman Monetary Economy in Bithynia during the second half of the first century BC. The case of Nicomedia

    Hale GüneyARTICLERevue belge de philologie et d…2015

    Located at the heart of Turkey’s industrial region today, eastern Marmara region also had a significant economic role during the Roman Period. This region was bequeathed to Rome by the last king of the Bithynian Kingdom in c. 75-74 BC and it became a new province. The first regular governor known in the province of Bithynia is C. Papirius Carbo who exclusively issues bronze coins in the Bithynian cities : Amastris, Amisus, Apameia, Bithynium, Nic…