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Sylloge Nummorum Greacorum Turkey 10 (Ciltli)The Yavuz Tatış Collection Part 1 Lonia and Lydia

Stok Kodu
9786059680288
Boyut
14x21
Sayfa Sayısı
127
Basım Yeri
İstanbul
Baskı
1
Basım Tarihi
2016-12
Resimleyen
331ba4f86acd4d31886236b52e94f946
Kapak Türü
Ciltli
Kağıt Türü
2. Hamur
Dili
İngilizce
9786059680288
646998
Sylloge Nummorum Greacorum Turkey 10 (Ciltli)
Sylloge Nummorum Greacorum Turkey 10 (Ciltli) The Yavuz Tatış Collection Part 1 Lonia and Lydia
192.50

This catalogue is the tenth volume of the SNG Turkey Project and covers the Ionian and Lydian coins in the collection of Yavuz Tatış, a businessman and collector living in Izmir (ancient Smyrna). Majority of the coins were acquired from 1993 when Tatış started to form his collection and continued until 2010. It is inferred from the information given by vendors that the provenance of the coins was western Asia Minor in general. The catalogue presents 931 coins dating from Archaic to Roman Imperial period and the most represented ones are from Smyrna, Ephesus, Colophon, Phocaea, Magnesia ad Maeandrum, Miletus and Clazomenae in Ionia and Sardis, Philadelphia, Thyateira, Hypaipa and Magnesia ad Sipylum in Lydia. The unidentified coins are grouped under the title of “Uncertain Western Asia Minor” at the end of the catalogue.

During the preparation of the catalogue, Arif Yacı, one of my doctoral students, helped me from the beginning; he took the photographs of the coins and revised the catalogue as well. Besides, Michel Amandry, Sencan Altınoluk and Aliye Erol-Özdizbay also revised the catalogue before going into press. Monograms were drawn by Armağan Tan, one of my Master's students. Thus, I greatly appreciate all their contributions. I would also like to thank Yavuz Tatış, who facilitated my work greatly and provided me with a comfortable atmosphere to conclude my studies on his collection.

This SNG volume, like the previous ones, is published by the Turkish Institute of Archaeology; I would like to thank the Managing Board of the Institute in the person of its President Prof. Dr. Haluk Abbasoğlu.

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