A New Pankration Inscription from Attouda Emine BİLGİÇ KAVAK Bilge YILMAZ KOLANCI Hulusi ÜNSAL Abstract: This paper presents the editio princeps of a newly discovered agonistic inscription from Attouda, commemorating Marcus Aurelius Eutykhos II, recorded as victor in the men’s pankration at games designated as Olympia. The inscription, carved on a marble base unearthed during the 2025 excavations in the area known as Aşağı Mezarlık (“Lower Cemetery,” cadastral block 126, parcel 82), constitutes the fourth …

The Themis Leonideios in the Light of a New Inscription Mehmet OKTAN Mehmet TEKOCAK Abstract: A newly discovered inscription from Antiokheia Paralios, commonly known as Antiochia ad Cragum, commemorates an athlete named Aur(elius) Salvianus, who won the pankration competition in the boys’ category during the first celebration of the themis Leonideios, established by Aur(elius) Leonidas. The inscription proves a crucial role in resolving uncertainties surrounding the themis, and significantly enhances the understanding of its nature …

The Stone Memory of Space: Inscription–Architecture Integration and Urban Memory Engineering in Phaselis Ayşegül DURUKAN Abstract: This study analyzes twenty-two inscriptions along the main street of ancient Phaselis, ap­proach­ing them not solely as philological documents but as architectural components that structure urban memory. Guided by H. Lefebvre’s concept of produced space and K. Lynch’s theory of urban imagea­bility, the anal­ysis examines whether the spatial relationship between inscription types and ar­chitectural contexts reflects intentional civic strategies. …

Eine neue Agdistis-Inschrift aus Termessos und einige Gedanken zum Tempel N6 Emre ERTEN Zusammenfassung: Diese 2019 unter der Leitung von Prof. Dr. Ferit Baz (Mimar Sinan Universität für Schöne Künste) durchgeführte Studie untersucht einen neuen Agdistis-Votivaltar, der im Rahmen der “Termessos Epigraphy and Historical Geography Research” ganz in der Nähe des Tempels N6 entdeckt wurde. Agdistis erscheint in der Inschrift ohne Beinamen. Die Bedeutung dieser neuen Inschrift liegt darin, dass sie den Agdistis-Kult in Termessos …

New Honorific and Religious Inscriptions from Colonnaded Street of Termessos Ferit BAZ Abstract: This article presents three new honorific inscriptions and two new religious inscriptions from the colonnaded street of Termessos. They were discovered during the 2017 and 2018 surveys con-ducted by the author in the city of Termessos. All of the inscriptions belong to the Roman Imperial Period. The first inscriptions belongs to an honorific monument for Marcus Aurelius Ploutarchianus Chares. He triumphed in …

Neue Weihungen an verschiedene Götter im Museum von Eskişehir N. Eda AKYÜREK ŞAHİN Hüseyin UZUNOĞLU Zusammenfassung: Dieser Beitrag untersucht einige neue Votivinschriften, die im Archäologischen Museum von Eskişehir aufbewahrt werden. Diese Inschriften, deren Herkunft leider in den meisten Fällen unbekannt ist, wurden an Meter, Apollon, Asklepios, Zeus, Potamos, Hermes, Hosios und Dikaios sowie an einige Gottheiten unbekannten Namens dargebracht. Es ist jedoch wahrscheinlich, dass der Großteil dieser Inschriften aus der Region Eskişehir stammt. Am Ende …

Strabon, Geographika (Coğrafya): Kitap XI.1-14 Antikçağın önemli bir coğrafyacılarından biri olarak gösterilen Strabon’un 17 kitaptan oluşan Geographika (Coğrafya) adlı anıtsal eserinin, her biri ayrı coğrafyaları tasvir eden ve toplamda 14 bölümden oluşan XI. kitabı Antik Anadolu (Asia Minor) coğrafyasını anlatan ilgili kitaplardaki (XII-XIII-XIV) yerleşik bölgelere geçişte bir nevi yol haritası niteliğindedir. Zira “Coğrafya” adlı eserin XI. ve XVI. kitapları arası Asia (Asya) ile ilgili olup Strabon XI. kitabına da kısa bir Asia tasviri ile başlamaktadır. …

Stamped Amphora Handles from Magarsus Fatih ERHAN Erkan ALKAÇ Gonca CANKARDEŞ ŞENOL Abstract: The region bordered by Korakesion (Alanya) to the west, Alexandreia Kat’Isson (İskenderun) to the east, the Taurus Mountains to the north and the Mediterranean to the south was called Cilicia in antiquity. Magarsus was a port city established in the plain part of this region. During the excavations of the Roman theater of this city, 23 stamped amphora handles and one stamped …

New Dedications from Phaselis to Apollon Epidamos, Artemis Pergaia and Hephaistos Murat ARSLAN Nihal TÜNER ÖNEN Abstract: This article presents three new votive inscriptions from Phaselis. The first inscription was carved on a pedestal that had been reused as spolia in repairs made in Late Antiquity on the main street of the city, which descends to the Central Harbour. It is dedicated to Apollon Epidamos. Since the epithet Epidamos was first documented for Apollon at …

New Inscriptions from Olympos (Lykia) Ezgi DEMİRHAN-ÖZTÜRK Abstract: This article presents four new inscriptions recorded during the 2024 excavation season in Olympos: 1) The Tomb of Epiktesis and his Family 2) The Tomb of Midas and his Family 3) The Tomb of Zosimos and his Family, and 4) The Tomb of a person(s), whose name(s) is/are unknown. These four tomb inscriptions were uncovered and documented in the area known as the North Necropolis of the …