206 pp, pb, b/w figures, Turkish and English articles, abstracts.
CONTENTS
Foreword
Introduction
Preface
Abbrevations
History of Sinope - Excavations and Surveys
- Emzar KAKHIDZE / Sinope and Eastern Black Sea Arca in the Classical, Hellenistic and Roman Periods
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- Nikolay FEDOSEEV / History of Sinope and the Ceramic Stamps
- Davut YİĞİTPAŞA & Osman ÖZTÜRK / Demir Çağı’nda Sinop: Kazılar ve Yüzey Araştırmaları Işığında Genel Bir Bakış
- Serkan DEMİREL / Some Observations About the Problem of Late Bronze Age in the Settlements of Sinop Region
Cult and Religion
- Eleni MENTESIDOU / Cultural and Religious Interactions in the Black Sea: The Cult of the Mother of the Gods or Kvbele in Sinope
Trade, Cultural Connections and Social Life
- Totko STOYANOV & Kalin MADZHAROV / New Evidence about the Sinopean Amphora Import in North Eastern Thrace
- Andre OPAIT & Dan DAVIS & Meko KOFAHL / The Sinop F Shipwreck in the Black Sea: An International Cargo From Late Antiquity
- Kakhaber KAMADADZE / Trading and Economic Relations between South-Western Georgia and Sinope in the Roman Period
Necropoleis and Burial Customs
- Feray KORUCU-YAĞlZ / Sinop Balatlar Kilisesi Yapı Topluluğu Kazısı: Osmanlı Dönemi Gayrimüslimlerin (Ortodoks-Hıristiyan) Ölü Gömme Törenleri ve Biçimlerine Genel Bakış
Archeometry
- Özden ORMANCI ÖZTÜRK & Sedat KURUGÖNÜL & Burcu KIRMIZI & Gülgun KÖROĞLU & Meriç BAKİLER / Characterization of Ancient Mortars from Sinop Balatlar Building Complex
Bronze, Glass and Textile
- Ceyhun BERKOL / Sinop Kılıçlı Vadisi Kazısından Elde Edilen Dokuma Kumaş Buluntuları
- Athanasios SIDERIS / An Archaic Hydria in Sinope
Pottery and Terracotta
- Pınar ÇAĞNİS / Marmaray Tüp Geçit Kazıları Sirkeci İstasyonunda Ele Geçen Sinope Amphora Mühürleri
- Eda GÜNGÖR ALPER / Sinop Balatlar Yapı Topluluğu 2010-2013 Yılları Arasında Bulunan Pişmiş Toprak Kandiller
- Hazar KABA / Re-thinking the Plakettenvasen from Sinope: New Perspectives on the Dating, Meaning and Use of an Extraordinary Ceramic Ware
- Daniela STOYANOVA & Margant DAMYANOV / The Palmette Antefixes in the Black Sea Area. New Evidence from Apollonia Pontica
