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The theories of the ‘Great Caravan Route’ between Cilicia and Troy: the Early Bronze Age III period in inland western Anatolia
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Efe, Turan
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Ancient civilizations of the near east
/ Art and archaeology
/ Bottles
/ Bronze age
/ Cemeteries
/ Coasts
/ Craft metalworking
/ Excavations
/ Mesopotamia and Near East
/ Minor Asia and Hittites
/ Potters wheels
/ Pottery
/ Praehistorical epochs
/ Tarsus
/ Trade routes
2007
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The theories of the ‘Great Caravan Route’ between Cilicia and Troy: the Early Bronze Age III period in inland western Anatolia
by
Efe, Turan
in
Ancient civilizations of the near east
/ Art and archaeology
/ Bottles
/ Bronze age
/ Cemeteries
/ Coasts
/ Craft metalworking
/ Excavations
/ Mesopotamia and Near East
/ Minor Asia and Hittites
/ Potters wheels
/ Pottery
/ Praehistorical epochs
/ Tarsus
/ Trade routes
2007
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The theories of the ‘Great Caravan Route’ between Cilicia and Troy: the Early Bronze Age III period in inland western Anatolia
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Efe, Turan
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Ancient civilizations of the near east
/ Art and archaeology
/ Bottles
/ Bronze age
/ Cemeteries
/ Coasts
/ Craft metalworking
/ Excavations
/ Mesopotamia and Near East
/ Minor Asia and Hittites
/ Potters wheels
/ Pottery
/ Praehistorical epochs
/ Tarsus
/ Trade routes
2007
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The theories of the ‘Great Caravan Route’ between Cilicia and Troy: the Early Bronze Age III period in inland western Anatolia
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The theories of the ‘Great Caravan Route’ between Cilicia and Troy: the Early Bronze Age III period in inland western Anatolia
2007
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At the beginning of the second settlement a change that we can define as a ‘breaking point’ takes place in Trojan indigenous cultural development. Behind this change must lie, to a great extent, the intensification of Troy's cultural and economic relations with the interior of Anatolia and beyond (north Syria and Mesopotamia). This change is archaeologically most evident in the pottery; the potter's wheel is introduced to Troy IIb along with new forms and wares. For a long time it has been widely accepted that the wheel – in use in north Syria and Cilicia since the Late Chalcolithic period – became known in the interior of western Anatolia only after its appearance at Troy, and there has been a general consensus that the potter's wheel and other Mesopotamian influences reached Troy through maritime trade from Cilicia westward and northward along the Anatolian coastline. The author, on the other hand, as early as the mid 1980s, had begun to defend the thesis that Trojan-Cilician relations were established over inland western Anatolia, rather than by sea. Here again he deals with the subject, now strengthened by new evidence that continues to come to light from recent investigations and excavations within western Anatolia – most especially that from Küllüoba, where excavation has been continuing under the author's auspices since 1996. The author now goes one step further to define this overland route between Cilicia and the north Aegean as the ‘Great Caravan Route’. II.Yerleşmenin başlarında, Troya'nın yerel kültürel gelişiminde ‘kırılma noktası’ olarak nitelendirebileceğimiz bir değişim gerçekleşir. Bu değişimin gerisinde, esas itibariyle Troya'nın ilk defa yoğun bir şekilde Anadolu içleri ve gerisindeki bölgelerle (Kuzey Suriye ve Mezopotamya) kültürel ve ticari ilişkiler kurması yatmış olmalıdır. Bu değişiklik özellikle çanak çömlekte izlenir ve buna paralel olarak Troya'da (IIb katı) çömlekçi çarkı da ilk defa kullanılmaya başlanır. Çarkın iç Batı ve Orta Anadolu'da Troya'dakinden daha sonra ortaya çıktığı kabul edildiğinden; Kilikya bölgesinde ve Kuzey Suriye'de Geç Kalkolitik'ten beri kullanıldığının bilinmesinden dolayı, Mezopotamya etkilerinin Kilikya üzerinden Akdeniz ve Ege sahilleri boyunca, Troya'ya ulaşmiş olabileceği fikri hemen hemen herkes tarafından kabul görmekteydi. Yazar ise 1980'li yılların ortalarında, söz konusu ilişkilerin, deniz yolundan ziyade, iç Batı Anadolu üzerinden kurulmuş olabileceği tezini ortaya atmış ve bunu günümüze kadar da savunagelmiştir. İşte Yazar, son senelerde Batı Anadolu'da yapılan kazı ve araştırmalar ve özellikle kendisinin başkanlığında 1996 yılından beri kazılmakta olan Küllüoba kazıları sonucunda ele edilen bazı yeni somut verilerle, konuyu burada tekrar ele almaktadır ve bir adım daha ileri giderek, Troya-Kilikya ilişkilerinin gerçekleştiğini düşündüğü bu kara ulaşım yolunu ‘Büyük Kervan Yolu’ olarak tanımlamaktadır.
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Cambridge University Press,The British Institute at Ankara,British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara
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