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  • Via Maris Filistin kıyılarında, Latince "deniz yolu" anlamına gelen tarihi yol. Mısır'dan Suriye'ye (Bereketli Hilal) giden en önemli güzergâhtı.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Via Maris Route historique qui longe la côte palestinienne, latin pour "chemin de la mer". C'était la route la plus importante de l'Égypte à la Syrie (le Croissant fertile) qui suivait la plaine côtière avant de traverser la plaine de Jezreel et la vallée du Jourdain.Added by archaeologs | French|Others
  • Agora Un espace ouvert dans une ville grecque, servant de centre commercial, politique et social, comme le Forum romain. La région est souvent caractérisée par une architecture élaborée, comme à Ephèse classique et à Athènes, où l'agora a été étudiée lors de fouilles récentes.Added by archaeologs | French|Place Names
  • Multivallate Mit mehr als einem Wall oder einer Schutzbarriere.Added by archaeologs | German|Architectural
  • Multivallate Avoir plus d'un rempart ou barrière de protection.Added by archaeologs | French|Architectural
  • Multivallate Birden fazla sur veya koruyucu bariyere sahip olmak.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Architectural
  • Strigilis Cildin temizlenmesi için Roma ve Yunan atletleri ya da sporcuları tarafından kullanılan boynuz veya metalden (bronz, gümüş) yapılmış dar kavisli bir kazıyıcı. Banyo veya egzersiz sonrası uygulanan zeytinyağını çıkarmak için kullanılırdı. Romalılar özellikle sıcak odada (caldarium) kullandılar ve ...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others, Tools
  • Amphiprostyle Biri arkada, diğeri önde olmak üzere, yanlarında sütun bulunmayan iki açık portiko bulunan bir Yunan veya Roma tapınağı tipi. Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Architectural
  • Kouros Yunan sanatında Arkaik Dönem'e özgü, ayakta duran genç erkek heykeli. Birçok uygarlığın etkilerini yansıtmakla birlikte, bu anıtsal taş figürlerin ilk ortaya çıkışı Yunanistan ile Mısır arasındaki ticaretin yeniden başladığı döneme rastlar (M.Ö. 672). Kuroslar bacaklardan biri, genellikle solda b...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Ekphora Yunan antik çağında, bir cenaze alayı veya savaş arabaları ve yas tutanları ifade eden kelimedir. Ekphorai, MÖ 8. yy'a tarihlenen Atina'daki seramiklerde anıtsal mezar betimlemelerinde tasvir edilmiştir.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Tutulus Danimarka Bronz Çağı boyunca kadınların beline giydiği dairesel bir bronz süs.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Hargeisan A stone industry of northern Somalia with production of large blades from prismatic cores and which appears to predate the local appearance of microlith industries. It may be related to the Eburran occupation of the central Kenyan Rift Valley between the 11th and 8th millennia BC.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Hargeisan Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Obol Obolos, Yunan parası Drahmi'nin 1/6'sı, gümüş meteliktir.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Celebes An Indonesian island east of Borneo which has produced the oldest Buddhist image known in the archipelago, dated to the 4th century. Celebes lies between the two shelves of the Australian and Asian continents. A broad central area is made up of igneous rocks with a band of volcanic detritus (tuff...Added by archaeologs | English|Place Names
  • Celebes Added by archaeologs | Place Names
  • Isothermic Line A line on a map linking locations of equivalent temperature at a given time.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Isothermic Line Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Mirror A polished metal artifact with functional and symbolic uses. It was made in the Iron Age and the backs were decorated in beautiful La Tène designs. It was also made in Egypt from at least the Old Kingdom (2686-2181 BC). In China, mirrors were thought to have magical powers to influence the spirit...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Mirror Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Ishango A Stone Age midden on the shore of Lake Edward in eastern Zaire, dated to 20,000 BP. It has a long sequence of occupation and represents the southernmost known manifestation of the so-called African Aquatic Civilization. A crude stone industry with rare backed microliths was accompanied by bone h...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Ishango Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Cavetto Zone A concave area of the face of a ceramic vessel between carinations. Typically below a rim or at the shoulder of a vessel.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Cavetto Zone Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Phase Iii Data Recovery An excavation of an historic or archaeological site listed or eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places prior to its demolition for new construction.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Phase Iii Data Recovery Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Kill Site Any archaeological site that was primarily used for killing and butchering animals. It is recognized by its distinctive location, tools assemblages, or animal bone evidence. These sites are also recognized through taphonomy.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Kill Site Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Flake Knife A cutting implement for making flakesAdded by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Flake Knife Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Bit, Horse A metal mouthpiece attached to a bridle, used to control a horse. The domesticated horse was probably first controlled with a simple halter. Bits, the mouthpiece of a horse's bridle, consisting of a bit-mouth and adjacent parts to which the reins are attached. Bits with cheek-pieces of antler did...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Bit, Horse Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Unit Of Stratification A term which can be applied to any layers, interfaces, or structures found in the recording of the stratification of an excavation.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Unit Of Stratification Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Beringia The part of the continental shelf that connects Northeast Asia with present-day Alaska. These were the polar continental shelves that escaped glaciation during the ice ages but which were exposed during periods of low sea level, which facilitated migration of people to North America from Asia, an...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Beringia Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Ugaritic An extinct Semitic language spoken and written from at least the middle of 2nd millennium BC at Ugarit and the surrounding area. It belonged to a western group of Semitic languages (i.e. Arabic, Hebrew) and was conveyed alphabetically - the earliest alphabet for which we have a complete record. T...Added by archaeologs | English|Ancient Languages
  • Ugaritic Added by archaeologs | Ancient Languages
  • Melkarth One of the gods of the Phoenicians, whose name means 'ruler of the city'. He was the chief deity of Tyre and two of its colonies, Carthage and Gadir (Cádiz, Spain). Greek historian Herodotus equated Melkarth's temple to Heracles, which was the scene of annual winter and spring festivals and is be...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Melkarth Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Camelid A member of the family that includes camels, llamas, and their relatives, all of which have feet with two toes and thick leathery solesAdded by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Camelid Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Hammerhead Mortarium A mortarium with a rim and flange that form a single unit, shaped like the head of a hammer, its centre meeting the body of the vessel at right angles.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Hammerhead Mortarium Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Melka Kontoure A site in Ethiopia some 50 km south of Addis Ababa, with many archaeological levels dating from over 1.5 million years old at the base to late Pleistocene times. Its long stone artifact sequence included Oldowan, Acheulian, Middle Stone Age, and Microlithic Later Stone Age. A few hominid fragment...Added by archaeologs | English|Place Names
  • Melka Kontoure Added by archaeologs | Place Names
  • Oxyrhynchus Ancient Greco-Roman town west of the Nile on the left bank of the Bahr Yusuf in Middle Egypt, best known for its papyri texts. Oxyrhynchus was a regional capital which was reasonably prosperous in the Roman period, and developed into a church and monastic center during the Coptic period. A large ...Added by archaeologs | English|Place Names, Ancient Cities
  • Oxyrhynchus Added by archaeologs | Place Names, Ancient Cities
  • Sinew Frayer A tool similar in shape to a scraper but with serrated edges, which may have been the forerunner of the saw. Primitive tribes today use similar stones to stroke sinews into fibers for sewing.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Sinew Frayer Added by archaeologs | Others
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