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  • Acnua İsmi Yunan akaina ölçüsünden türetilmiş, 14.400 ayak kare büyüklüğündeki Roma ölçü birimi.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Acnua A Roman measure of land, about the fourth part of an acre, 14.400 pedes quadrans (sq. Roman feet).Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Acnua Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Pandia PANDEIA (Pandia) was a daughter of the sky-god Zeus and the moon-goddess Selene. She was perhaps the goddess of the full moon (panselênê in Greek), the earth-nourishing dew (hersê) or youth. Several other writers mention a daughters of Zeus and Selene named Ersa (Dew) and Nemeia. It is not clear...Added by archaeologs | English|Sacred Ceremonies, Mythology
  • Pandia Her yıl Munykhion ayının 19'unda Zeus ve ay tanrıçası onuruna kutlanan Attika festivali.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Sacred Ceremonies, Mythology
  • Pandia An Athenian festival established by Pandion, in honour of Jupiter. It was celebrated soon after the Dionysia.Added by archaeologs | English|Sacred Ceremonies, Mythology
  • Pandia Added by archaeologs | Sacred Ceremonies, Mythology
  • Sparth Sparth, a battle-axe, similar to what the Norwegians carried into Ireland.Added by archaeologs | English|Weapons
  • Sparth Added by archaeologs | Weapons
  • Essedarii Essada adı verilen savaş arabaları ile savaşan gladyatörlere verilen isim.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Essedarii Roman gladiators, who fought from their chariots, called esseda, after the name of the ancient Britons or Gauls.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Essedarii Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Sthenia Zeus Sthenius onuruna kutlanan Yunan festivali.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Sacred Ceremonies
  • Sthenia STHE′NIA (σθένια), a festival with contests celebrated by the Argives in honour of Zeus surnamed Sthenius, who had an altar consisting of a large rock in the neighborhood of Hermione. Plutarch states that the πάλη or wrestling, which formed a part of the contests at this festival, was accompanied...Added by archaeologs | English|Sacred Ceremonies
  • Sthenia Added by archaeologs | Sacred Ceremonies
  • Barbiton Yunanların kullandığı lyra benzeri telli sazlar grubundan müzik aleti.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Barbiton Barbiton, an instrument of music used by Sappho and Alcaeus, and therefore called Lesboum by Horace. Some say it had three strings, others seven. How it differed from the lyra and cithara is not precisely known. Strabo makes it the same with the sambuca.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Barbiton Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Auditorium Roma mimarisinde tiyatro binası. Theatron da denir.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Theaters
  • Auditorium The auditorium, the area in which people gathered, was sometimes constructed on a small hill or slope in which stacked seating could be easily made in the tradition of the Greek Theatres. The central part of the auditorium was hollowed out of a hill or slope, while the outer radian seats required...Added by archaeologs | English|Theaters
  • Auditorium Added by archaeologs | Theaters
  • Cardo The term for the second major road of a Roman town, fort, or camp -- the main north-south axis. The term seems to originate with Roman agricultural surveying practice, where cardo denotes the principal north-south axis of the site, about which other measurements 'hinge'. When a site is divided, t...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Cardo Roma ordu kamplarında ve koloni kentlerinde merkezde kesişen iki ana caddeden kuzey-güney doğrultusundaki ana cadde.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Cardo Yunan ve Roma mimarilerinde kapı menteşesi veya mili. Taştan, ahşaptan, mermerden veya bronzdan yapılır ve hemen her zaman silindirik bir formda olurdu.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Cardo Term for the main north -south axis of Roman towns and military forts and camps. Technical use of the term seems to originate with Roman agricultural surveying practice, where cardo denotes the principal north-south axis of the site, about which other measurements 'hinge'. In a typical process of...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Cardo Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Corona Civica Savaş sırasında Roma yurttaşlarının hayatlarını koruyan veya kurtaran askerlere verilen, ikinci dereceden onur simgesi olan meşe dallarından yapılma taç.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Corona Civica It consisted of a wreath of oak leaves (quercea) and was awarded the one who saved the life of a Roman citizen (civis) a fellow citizen in battle, killed the enemy whose armor had taken and was able to hold the place of those rescued. It was passed by the rescued themselves. In early republican p...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Corona Civica Added by archaeologs | Others
  • 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
  • Armilla Added by archaeologs | Tools
  • Doric Dor düzeninde yapılmış yapıları ve ayrıntıları tanımlamak için kullanılan sözcük. Yunanistan ana karasında ve Akdeniz'in doğusunda yoğunlukla kullanılmıştır. Dor sütunları kalındır. Düz ve yuvarlak sütun başları süssüz ve sadedir. Abaküs adı verilen kare biçimli taş bir tabla sütun başıyla saçakl...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Architectural
  • Dorians Geleneksel olarak Peloponnesos'un fatihi sayılan eski Yunan halkı. Dil bakımından öteki halklardan belirgin biçimde ayrılan Dorların, Orta Yunanistan'da küçük bir bölge olan Doris'ten geldiği sanılır. Yunan lehçelerinin tarihteki coğrafi dağılımından anlaşıldığına göre, Hylleis, Pamphyloi ve Dyma...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Dorians Peoples who invaded southern Greece from the north around the end of the 2nd millennium Be (1100) after the decline of the Mycenaeans. Some speculate that the Dorians were responsible for the Mycenaeans' overthrow. It has proved difficult to recognize their products in the archaeological record a...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Dorians Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Doric A style of architecture used on mainland Greece and in the western Mediterranean with the plainest of capitals and a simple column with no pedestal or base and a distinctive echinus and abacus. The order was distinguished by being the earliest and simplest. The fluted columns had a diameter-to-he...Added by archaeologs | English|Architectural
  • Doric In classical architecture, the "Doric order", a plain, early Classical, Greek style characterized by a simple, often rather stubby column, fluted but without base, with a capital with shallow bowl-shaped echinus and slab-like abacus. Over the columns were placed directly the linking beams (archit...Added by archaeologs | English|Architectural
  • Doric One of the principal regional dialects of ancient Greece, traditionally named after the tribe of the Dorians.Added by archaeologs | English|Architectural
  • Doric Added by archaeologs | Architectural
  • Shanidar Kuzey Irak'ta 745 metre yükseklikte bir mağara. Zawi Chemi Shanidar isimli küçük bir köy bölgesi içerisinde yer alır. Mağara, Zarzian dönemi içerisine tarihlendirilen tarım kalıntılarını içerir, kalıntılar M.Ö. 10 bin tarihlerine kadar tarihlendirilebilmektedir. İlk Paleolitik seviyelerin altında...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Place Names
  • Shanidar A cave in northern Iraq at an altitude of 745 metres. A small village site outside, Zawi Chemi Shanidar, has produced some evidence for early farming at the time of the Zarzian, whose levels at the summit of the cave are about 10,000 be. Beneath early Upper Palaeolithic levels are Mousterian laye...Added by archaeologs | English|Place Names
  • Shanidar Added by archaeologs | Place Names
  • Sanskrit An early INDO-EUROPEAN language, still used in India for religious purposes. The RIGVEDA, the oldest religious document of India, is written in an archaic form of Sanskrit. The discovery in the late 18th century that this language was related to Greek and Latin and many other European languages l...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Sanskrit Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Kriophoros Hermes'i omzunda koç taşır biçimde betimleyen Antik heykel tipi.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Mythology
  • Kriophoros Ancient sculpture type that depicts Hermes as carrying rams on his shoulder.Added by archaeologs | English|Mythology
  • Kriophoros Added by archaeologs | Mythology
  • Lupercalia Lupercalia was an ancient, possibly pre-Romanpastoral annual festival, observed in the city of Romebetween February 13 and February 15, to avert evil spirits and purify the city, releasing health and fertility.Added by archaeologs | English|Sacred Ceremonies
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