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  • Myoparo Myoparo, Romalılar tarafından kullanılan, hem ticaret amaçlı hem de savaşlarda kullanılan bir gemi türüydü. En çok korsanlar tarafından kullanılıyordu.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools, Others
  • Myoparo Myoparo, among the Romans, was a ship of such construction as to resemble both a merchant ship and ship of war. It was used most commonly by pirates.Added by archaeologs | English|Tools, Others
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  • Calamus Roma'da deri üzerine yazı yazmakta kullanılan kamış kalem. En kaliteli kalemlik kamışların Knidos ve Mısır'da yetiştirildiği antik yazarlar tarafından belirtilmiştir. Kamışlar kuruduktan sonra bıçak ile şekillendirilir, ucu günümüz dolmakalemleri gibi ayrıktır.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Calamus A reed or cane used by early writers, especially as an implement for scribes working on clay. Calami were usually made from reeds in Mesopotamia, but also from wood, and the point was sharpened to form a triangle. The pressure of the calamus on the clay produced the cuneiform script. Pressing lig...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Obsidian Hydration Dating A method of dating artefacts of Obsidian. PrinciplesSurface layers of obsidian artefacts undergo a gradual chemical change as a result of the inward diffusion of water. This 'hydration' commences as soon as the artefact is made and has surfaces exposed to the atmosphere. If the rate of hydration...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Pelike Su, yağ ve şarap depolamada kullanılan kap türlerinden biri. Amfora benzeri geniş ağızlı, iki düşey ilmek kulplu ve alçak ayaklı olan pelikenin amphoradan farkı, boyunsuz olmasıdır. Yüksekliği 10-60 cm arasında örnekleri bulunan pelikede boyun bölümü, armut biçimli gövdenin uzantısı olarak biçiml...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Pelike In Greek antiquity, a large wine container with two vertical handles -- a type of amphora where the greatest diameter was below mid-point. It was probably used at a symposium.Added by archaeologs | English|Ancient Pottery, Tools
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  • Kylix Şarap içmek içirı kullanılan kap türlerinden biri. Farklı tipleri olan kylikslerin temel özelliği alçak ve yayvan gövdenin bir ayaküstüne oturması ve yukarı doğru kıvrılan iki ilmek kulpu bulunmasıdır. Alçak ayaklı olanlar ayaksız kyliks olarak anılır. Miken döneminden Klasik Dönemin sonuna değin...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Kylix A Greek stemmed drinking cup or chalice, usually made of clay or metal. The term was originally used for a cup of any form, but modem scholars restrict it to shallow twohanded stemmed forms. This wide-bowled drinking cup with horizontal handles was one of the most popular pottery forms from Mycen...Added by archaeologs | English|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Kylix [Greek 'cup'; cf chalice]. An ancient Greek drinking vessel. The term was originally used for a cup of any form, but modern scholars restrict it to shallow two-handed stemmed forms.Added by archaeologs | English|Ancient Pottery, Tools
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  • Tripod Bir kabı yüzeyin üzerinde yükseltmek için kullanılan üç ayaklı destek seti.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Tripod A set of three leglike or knoblike supports attached to the base of a vessel to raise it above the surface.Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Sistrum Genellikle at nalı biçiminde bükülmüş metal ya da ahşap yassı bir çubuk üstüne yine metal çubuklarla takılmış zilleri bulunan saplı bir dini çalgı. Sapından tutulup sallandığında ya da metal bir çubukla üzerine vurulduğunda gürültülü, şangırtılı sesler çıkaran bu çalgıyı Mısır'da rahiplerin Tanrı...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools, Others
  • Sistrum Ancient Egyptian percussion instrument, a rattle consisting of a wood, metal, or clay frame set loosely with crossbars (often hung with jingles that sound when the instrument is shaken). A handle is attached to the frame. It was sacred to Hathor and used in ceremonial worship of Isis and at funer...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools, Others
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  • Rhyton A Greek vessel of earthenware, metal, or stone, and sometimes in the form of an animal head. It was a deep vessel with a single handle intended for the pouring of libations or liquid offerings to the gods and spirits ofthe dead. The mouth at the upper end is often balanced by a hole at the lower ...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools, Sacred Ceremonies
  • Rhyton Törenlerde içki sunmak ya da tanrılara sıvı sunu (libasyon) yapmak amacıyla kullanılan hayvan biçimli özel kap. Minos ve Miken uygarlıklarında kurban törenlerinde kullanıldıkları ya da libasyon kabı oldukları sanılmaktadır. Şarap kabı olarak kullanıldıkları Yunan ve Roma dönemlerinde genellikle k...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools, Sacred Ceremonies
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  • Klepsydra Yunan uygarlığında kullanılan su saati. Atina mahkemelerinde konuşma yapan kişilerin konuşma sürelerini belirlemek gibi amaçlarla kullanılmıştır. Güneş saatinin olmadığı durumlarda ya da güneş olmadığı zaman dilimlerinde de kullanılmış olabilirler.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Klepsydra The water clock, or klepsydra, probably developed in response to the shortcomings of the sundial, namely the inability of the sundial to work when there was no sun and to maintain a constant division of time.Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Armilla Yunan ve Roma'da erkekler ve kadınlar için gümüşten ya da altından yapılan ve genel olarak, bilek, kol veya ayak bileği üzerine takılan bileziklerdir.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Armilla The Roman term for the ornaments of the hand and arm. The former were generally called by the Greeks pseillon, the latter peribrachionicon; and both kinds ophis, when they were shaped like serpents, or were fastened by the heads of those animals. The term ophis completely describes the armlets of...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
  • Armilla Armilla. In general, any circlet of gold or silver which forms a bracelet for men or women, whether worn on the wrist, arm, or ankle. Bracelets worn by men often consisted of three or four massive bands of bronze, silver, or gold, and thus covered a considerable portion of the arm. Bracelets were...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Flake The removal of a flake from a block of raw material is the basis of flint, and other stone, technology. Flakes vary greatly in shape and size, according to the technique used to remove them. They are generally used as blanks for the manufacture of tools, which is done by the removal of further sm...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Speculum Antik dönemde kullanılan ayna. Çoğunlukla beyaz bir metal kullanılarak yapılırdı. Bu metaller bakır-kalay karışımı veya gümüştür. Parlak bir yansıma sağlaması için yüzeyi oldukça iyi cilalanırdı ve arka kısımları güzel işlemeler ile bezenirdi.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Speculum The mirror of the ancients was made either of a white metal, (a mixture of copper and tin), or else of silver. In order that it might give a bright reflection its surface was highly polished. Its back was often decorated with incised designs of great beauty, and mirrors form an important class of...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Cisium A light open vehicle of Gallic origin, had two wheels and room for two persons. It also has a box or case beneath the seat, where small baggage can be carried in. Two or three horses or mules were used to draw this and because of the lightness of this carriage this is especially suitable for rapi...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
  • Cisium Roma'da üzeri açık, iki kişilik ve iki tekerlekli, uzun mesafeli yolculuklarda kullanılan, hızlı at arabası. Cicero doksan kilometrelik yolun bu araba ile on saatte gidildiğini yazmıştır.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
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  • Urceus Dini törenlerde kullanılan toprak sürahi; Roma sikkeleri üzerinde betimlemeleri görülür.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Urceus An earthenware pitcher used in religious ceremonies; represented on coins in the form of a modern ewer.Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
  • Urceus A name given to ancient vases which have handles.Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Thronos The most popular Ancient Greek furniture is probably the throne or thronos. The modern word ‘throne’ is derived from the ancient Greek thronos, meaning a seat designed for individuals of high status or honor. In art, the throne chair was depicted as the seat of gods, goddesses, and royalty. Only ...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
  • Thronos Yunanlar tarafından kullanılan büyük, süslemeli, kare şeklinde, zarif ve kıvrımlı ayakları olan, yüksek oymalı arkalığa sahip koltuk. Muhtemelen sadece yüksek rütbeli kişiler tarafından kullanmış koltuklardır. Yunan sanatında sıkça tanrılar ve tanrıçaların otururken kullandığı koltuk olarak tasvi...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
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  • Toga Geleneksel Roma yurtdaşları giysisi. Bu giysi büyük yarım daire şeklinde, yünlü dokumadan yapılmış ve bu nedenle de ağır bir giysiydi. Önce sol omuzdan aşağıya dökülür, sağ kolun altından dolaşır ve sonra arkadan sol omzun üstüne çıkardı. Rütbe belirtilen renkli şeritler kullanılırdı. Mor ve benz...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Toga The characteristic dress of the Roman citizen. It underwent many changes of form, and, not being a rigid garment, was capable of an infinite variety of folds. But generally it was an oblong piece of cloth, which enveloped the body. One end of it was then brought from behind under the right arm, p...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
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  • Calceus Roma'da sokağa çıkıldığında giyilen, bütün ayağı örten, sırımlarla bağlanan kundura.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
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