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The Roman Bath of Parion by being located 70 m east of the theatre and L50 m south of the shore is situated at an important location for a public facil- ity of the city. After receiving reports of plastered walls, made by the TEDAŞ: crews... more
The Roman Bath of Parion by being located 70 m east of the theatre and
L50 m south of the shore is situated at an important location for a public facil-
ity of the city. After receiving reports of plastered walls, made by the TEDAŞ:
crews erecting electricity poles, In 2006 excavations began with trial trenches
and the excavations at the completely sub-terrain structure has continued for
four seasons. Works carried out in 2006 revealed a wall stretching north-south
presenting good craftsmanship and plaster facing, resulting in the desicion of
expanding the works
L50 m south of the shore is situated at an important location for a public facil-
ity of the city. After receiving reports of plastered walls, made by the TEDAŞ:
crews erecting electricity poles, In 2006 excavations began with trial trenches
and the excavations at the completely sub-terrain structure has continued for
four seasons. Works carried out in 2006 revealed a wall stretching north-south
presenting good craftsmanship and plaster facing, resulting in the desicion of
expanding the works
Research Interests:
Parion; one of important cities of ancient Troas Region, has been scientificly excavated with works carried out since 2005. Parion's Southern Necropolis was firstly excavated in 2004 with the rescue excavations Canakkale Archaeology... more
Parion; one of important cities of ancient Troas Region, has been scientificly excavated with works carried out since 2005. Parion's Southern Necropolis was firstly excavated in 2004 with the rescue excavations Canakkale Archaeology Museum, and in 2005 scientific excavations began to be carried out by the team under the directorate of Prof. Dr. Cevat BAŞARAN. Up to today 216 graves were unearthed and these graves has produced important information regarding Parion's burial customs. In this work one terra cotta object which was discovered in "Sarcophagus 2" in Parion's Southern Necropolis.
Research Interests:
Parion Roma Hamamı 2006-2013, Roman Bath of Parion 2006- 2013
Research Interests:
Parion Roma Hamamı 2006-2010 çalışmaları.
Research Interests:
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSYUM OF PROPNTIS AND THE SURROUNDING CULTURES , FROM PRE-HISTORY TO THE END OF ANTIQUITY
Excavtation works for the Roman Bath of Parion began in 2006. Constructed in the 2nd century AD, the structure became out of use starting in the 5th century AD:
Research Interests: Architecture, Vitruvius, Roman Baths (Archaeology), Baths and bathing culture, Roman Architecture, and 7 moreRoman baths, Troad, Parion, Capitelli Corinzi, Corinthian Capital, Korinthische Kapitelle, Roman Archaeology, Roman Military Decorations, and Architectural Orders (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian etc)
The city gained status of a colony twice; one of which was gained during the time of Caesar. With this status, an intense reconstruction activity started in the city. Baths which are among the most important structures of Roman public... more
The city gained status of a colony twice; one of which was gained during the time
of Caesar. With this status, an intense reconstruction activity started in the city. Baths
which are among the most important structures of Roman public life were started to
be constructed after this century. Two baths have been found during the course
of the 14 years of excavations that were carried out in the city. The first one of these
baths is named simply as the “Roman Bath”; the other one is named “Slope Bath” as
it is constructed on a terrace. Both of the baths can be accepted as the unique
representatives of their types in Anatolia due to the architectural elements they
possess. It is understood that these special features are due to the presence of the
veteran soldiers which were settled in the city, who in return applied the architectural
styles of the geographies where they had come from to the buildings they
constructed in Parion. This situation caused the baths in the city to differ from the
ones in Anatolia in terms of architectural elements.
of Caesar. With this status, an intense reconstruction activity started in the city. Baths
which are among the most important structures of Roman public life were started to
be constructed after this century. Two baths have been found during the course
of the 14 years of excavations that were carried out in the city. The first one of these
baths is named simply as the “Roman Bath”; the other one is named “Slope Bath” as
it is constructed on a terrace. Both of the baths can be accepted as the unique
representatives of their types in Anatolia due to the architectural elements they
possess. It is understood that these special features are due to the presence of the
veteran soldiers which were settled in the city, who in return applied the architectural
styles of the geographies where they had come from to the buildings they
constructed in Parion. This situation caused the baths in the city to differ from the
ones in Anatolia in terms of architectural elements.
