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Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introductory remarks, foreword and acknowledgements 1
- Tanitici Bilgiler, Önsöz ve Teşekkürler 23
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Part I: A survey of the topography and history of the kingdom of Commagene, and King Antiochus I’s religious & cultural programme and divine-ruler cult
- I.1 Commagene: Some topography 38
- I.2 Early Commagene and the immediate forefathers of Antiochus 52
- I.3 The life and family of Antiochus I of Commagene 59
- I.4 King Antiochus I of Commagene: History and foreign policy in the light of ancient literary sources 63
- I.5 The successors of Antiochus I 68
- I.6 Antiochus' personal information on the topographical situation of his own tomb sanctuary on Mount Nemrud 78
- I.7 Nemrud Daǧi 83
- I.8 Stelae from Antiochus I’s temene at Samosata and surrounding area 132
- I.9 Stelae from Antiochus I’s temene in the southern part of Commagene: Seleucia/Zeugma (Belkıs) and Doliche (Dülük) 150
- I.10 The geographic distribution of Antiochus I’s temene and hierothesia; and what to say about their relative chronology? 161
- I.11 Antiochus I’s self-proclaimed religious programme & divine-ruler cult, and the festivals for all the people of his kingdom 164
- I.12 Where did Commagene’s remarkable wealth come from? 170
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Part II: A survey of previous explorations and archaeological activities on Nemrud Dagı and in other Commagenian sanctuaries and sites. The sites revisited and reviewed
- II.1 Two reporting visitors of Commagene in the 1830s 176
- II.2 Other expeditions and discoveries, in the later 19th century 184
- II.3 Friedrich Karl Dörner and Rudolf Naumann in Commagene, 1938 233
- II.4 Arsameia-on-the-Nymphaeus. Discovery and excavation of the hierothesion by Friedrich Karl Dörner & Theresa Goell in the 1950s 238
- II.5 A new start of the excavations on the hierothesion plateau of Arsameia-on-the- Nymphaeus by Wolfram Hoepfner and Friedrich Karl Dörner in 1963, continued in 1964 and 1967 272
- II.6 Wolfram Hoepfner’s tentative reconstructions of the buildings’ superstructures on the hierothesion plateau: some comments 279
- II.7 Theresa Goell and Nemrud Dagı: an introduction 298
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Part III: NEMRUD DAGI, a survey of the activities on the mountain in the second half of the 20th century: a critical review
- III.1 Theresa Goell’s thorough clearance of the East and West Terraces in 1953–1956 312
- III.2 The East Terrace 314
- III.3 The West Terrace 357
- III.4 The colossal statues on the East and West Terraces 382
- III.5 Geophysical explorations on Nemrud Daği in 1963 and 1964 401
- III.6 The first restoration and preservation campaign by Friedrich Karl Dörner, 1984 410
- III.7 A new Nemrud Daği project by Dörner’s successors, Sencer Sahin, Elmar Schwertheim & Jörg Wagner, 1987–1990 411
- III.8 New geophysical research by Helmut Lütjen & Tomm Utecht, 1989 413
- III.9 An Antiochian cult place at Direk Kale? 421
- III.10 Discoveries at Samosata 424
- III.11 A future Nemrud Daği Museum, an epilogue 429
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Part IV: The International Nemrud Daği Project, 2001–2003: documentation, stone deterioration research & archaeological preserving activities
- Introduction 435
- IV.1 GPS survey as a basis of the Site Information System (SIS) of Mount Nemrud 446
- IV.2 The 3D-scan technology and the Nemrud Daği mission 451
- IV.3 The Site Information System 458
- IV.4 Petrographical investigation and diagnosis of weathering damage on stone monuments of the Mount Nemrud sanctuary 466
- IV.5 Deterioration and preservation of the limestone surface and the tuffit reliefs 475
- IV.6 Structural preservation and consolidation of the limestone statues on Nemrud Daği 479
- IV.7 Restoration of the colossal statue of King Antiochus I on the East Terrace of Nemrud Dağı 485
- IV.8 Transportation of the Lion Horoscope and the four dexiosis stelae from the West Terrace to the temporary restoration house on Nemrud Daği: a report of the activities 491
- IV.9 Report of the condition and preservation of the Lion Horoscope and two dexiosis stelae from the West Terrace of Nemrud Daği 498
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Part V: Further Research on Mount Nemrud by members of the International Nemrud Dağı Project and others
- V.1 Epigraphic research on Nemrud Dağı 506
- V.2 Images and inscriptions of Nemrud Dağı in the perception of ancient visitors 511
- V.3 Research and conservation of sandstone sculpture on Nemrud Dağı 522
- V.4 Description and dating of the potsherds found on Mount Nemrud and looking for more 530
- V.5 Coins of Commagene 533
- V.6 Astro-religion in Commagene 563
- V.7 “Lost in the hinterland?” The monument on Nemrud Daği in its Hellenistic context 600
- V.8 From Pergamum to Commagene 606
- Selected bibliography and abbreviations 614
- Sources of photographs and figures (besides those mentioned in the captions) 623
- References & sigla 625
- Plates 649
- Overview of SIS-codes 683
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introductory remarks, foreword and acknowledgements 1
- Tanitici Bilgiler, Önsöz ve Teşekkürler 23
-
Part I: A survey of the topography and history of the kingdom of Commagene, and King Antiochus I’s religious & cultural programme and divine-ruler cult
- I.1 Commagene: Some topography 38
- I.2 Early Commagene and the immediate forefathers of Antiochus 52
- I.3 The life and family of Antiochus I of Commagene 59
- I.4 King Antiochus I of Commagene: History and foreign policy in the light of ancient literary sources 63
- I.5 The successors of Antiochus I 68
- I.6 Antiochus' personal information on the topographical situation of his own tomb sanctuary on Mount Nemrud 78
- I.7 Nemrud Daǧi 83
- I.8 Stelae from Antiochus I’s temene at Samosata and surrounding area 132
- I.9 Stelae from Antiochus I’s temene in the southern part of Commagene: Seleucia/Zeugma (Belkıs) and Doliche (Dülük) 150
- I.10 The geographic distribution of Antiochus I’s temene and hierothesia; and what to say about their relative chronology? 161
- I.11 Antiochus I’s self-proclaimed religious programme & divine-ruler cult, and the festivals for all the people of his kingdom 164
- I.12 Where did Commagene’s remarkable wealth come from? 170
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Part II: A survey of previous explorations and archaeological activities on Nemrud Dagı and in other Commagenian sanctuaries and sites. The sites revisited and reviewed
- II.1 Two reporting visitors of Commagene in the 1830s 176
- II.2 Other expeditions and discoveries, in the later 19th century 184
- II.3 Friedrich Karl Dörner and Rudolf Naumann in Commagene, 1938 233
- II.4 Arsameia-on-the-Nymphaeus. Discovery and excavation of the hierothesion by Friedrich Karl Dörner & Theresa Goell in the 1950s 238
- II.5 A new start of the excavations on the hierothesion plateau of Arsameia-on-the- Nymphaeus by Wolfram Hoepfner and Friedrich Karl Dörner in 1963, continued in 1964 and 1967 272
- II.6 Wolfram Hoepfner’s tentative reconstructions of the buildings’ superstructures on the hierothesion plateau: some comments 279
- II.7 Theresa Goell and Nemrud Dagı: an introduction 298
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Part III: NEMRUD DAGI, a survey of the activities on the mountain in the second half of the 20th century: a critical review
- III.1 Theresa Goell’s thorough clearance of the East and West Terraces in 1953–1956 312
- III.2 The East Terrace 314
- III.3 The West Terrace 357
- III.4 The colossal statues on the East and West Terraces 382
- III.5 Geophysical explorations on Nemrud Daği in 1963 and 1964 401
- III.6 The first restoration and preservation campaign by Friedrich Karl Dörner, 1984 410
- III.7 A new Nemrud Daği project by Dörner’s successors, Sencer Sahin, Elmar Schwertheim & Jörg Wagner, 1987–1990 411
- III.8 New geophysical research by Helmut Lütjen & Tomm Utecht, 1989 413
- III.9 An Antiochian cult place at Direk Kale? 421
- III.10 Discoveries at Samosata 424
- III.11 A future Nemrud Daği Museum, an epilogue 429
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Part IV: The International Nemrud Daği Project, 2001–2003: documentation, stone deterioration research & archaeological preserving activities
- Introduction 435
- IV.1 GPS survey as a basis of the Site Information System (SIS) of Mount Nemrud 446
- IV.2 The 3D-scan technology and the Nemrud Daği mission 451
- IV.3 The Site Information System 458
- IV.4 Petrographical investigation and diagnosis of weathering damage on stone monuments of the Mount Nemrud sanctuary 466
- IV.5 Deterioration and preservation of the limestone surface and the tuffit reliefs 475
- IV.6 Structural preservation and consolidation of the limestone statues on Nemrud Daği 479
- IV.7 Restoration of the colossal statue of King Antiochus I on the East Terrace of Nemrud Dağı 485
- IV.8 Transportation of the Lion Horoscope and the four dexiosis stelae from the West Terrace to the temporary restoration house on Nemrud Daği: a report of the activities 491
- IV.9 Report of the condition and preservation of the Lion Horoscope and two dexiosis stelae from the West Terrace of Nemrud Daği 498
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Part V: Further Research on Mount Nemrud by members of the International Nemrud Dağı Project and others
- V.1 Epigraphic research on Nemrud Dağı 506
- V.2 Images and inscriptions of Nemrud Dağı in the perception of ancient visitors 511
- V.3 Research and conservation of sandstone sculpture on Nemrud Dağı 522
- V.4 Description and dating of the potsherds found on Mount Nemrud and looking for more 530
- V.5 Coins of Commagene 533
- V.6 Astro-religion in Commagene 563
- V.7 “Lost in the hinterland?” The monument on Nemrud Daği in its Hellenistic context 600
- V.8 From Pergamum to Commagene 606
- Selected bibliography and abbreviations 614
- Sources of photographs and figures (besides those mentioned in the captions) 623
- References & sigla 625
- Plates 649
- Overview of SIS-codes 683