In Turkısh Thrace

In the Early Iron Age, Turkish Thrace had a cultural identity largely identical to the rest of Thrace. Nevertheless, this area, separated by the Matitsa and Tundza rivers and the Strandzha (Istranca/Yıldız) Mountains, also produced some unique cultural values. The Early Iron Age (EIA) cultural st...

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Main Author: Umut M. Doğan
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Language:English
Published: Eötvös Loránd University 2025-01-01
Series:Dissertationes Archaeologicae: Ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae
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Online Access:https://ojs.elte.hu/dissarch/article/view/8445
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description In the Early Iron Age, Turkish Thrace had a cultural identity largely identical to the rest of Thrace. Nevertheless, this area, separated by the Matitsa and Tundza rivers and the Strandzha (Istranca/Yıldız) Mountains, also produced some unique cultural values. The Early Iron Age (EIA) cultural structure of Eastern Thrace is best traced in the first part of the valleys created by the Tundza and Maritsa rivers within the borders of Turkey. The numerous settlements in the valleys and on top of the nearby hills outline the cultural dynamics of the region during the Early Iron Age. The surface materials recovered from these sites indicate close connections with Bulgarian Thrace, the Carpathians, the north-western Balkans, and Anatolia. The study presents the results of a pottery analysis and a settlement typology, opening a new perspective for research on the EIA of Turkish Thrace. The attached database may be the core of a dataset covering the entire Eastern Thrace.
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spelling doaj-art-63feecc833b348778bcb990fa7bd9c6f2025-01-25T17:57:13ZengEötvös Loránd UniversityDissertationes Archaeologicae: Ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae2064-45742025-01-0131210.17204/dissarch.2024.243In Turkısh Thrace Umut M. Doğan0Edirne Museum, Edirne, Turkey In the Early Iron Age, Turkish Thrace had a cultural identity largely identical to the rest of Thrace. Nevertheless, this area, separated by the Matitsa and Tundza rivers and the Strandzha (Istranca/Yıldız) Mountains, also produced some unique cultural values. The Early Iron Age (EIA) cultural structure of Eastern Thrace is best traced in the first part of the valleys created by the Tundza and Maritsa rivers within the borders of Turkey. The numerous settlements in the valleys and on top of the nearby hills outline the cultural dynamics of the region during the Early Iron Age. The surface materials recovered from these sites indicate close connections with Bulgarian Thrace, the Carpathians, the north-western Balkans, and Anatolia. The study presents the results of a pottery analysis and a settlement typology, opening a new perspective for research on the EIA of Turkish Thrace. The attached database may be the core of a dataset covering the entire Eastern Thrace. https://ojs.elte.hu/dissarch/article/view/8445Turkish ThraceMaritsa ValleyTundzha ValleyAnatoliaNorthwestern Balkans
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In Turkısh Thrace
Dissertationes Archaeologicae: Ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae
Turkish Thrace
Maritsa Valley
Tundzha Valley
Anatolia
Northwestern Balkans
title In Turkısh Thrace
title_full In Turkısh Thrace
title_fullStr In Turkısh Thrace
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title_short In Turkısh Thrace
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topic Turkish Thrace
Maritsa Valley
Tundzha Valley
Anatolia
Northwestern Balkans
url https://ojs.elte.hu/dissarch/article/view/8445
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