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Korkuteli Karabayır Taş Yığma Tümülüsleri Işığında Demir Çağ Kabalis ve Milyas İlişkileri

The iron age relationship between Kabalis and Milyas in the light of Korkuteli Karabayır stone masonry tumuli
Authors: Dökü, F. Eray; Baytak, İsmail;

Korkuteli Karabayır Taş Yığma Tümülüsleri Işığında Demir Çağ Kabalis ve Milyas İlişkileri

Abstract

In 1993 in the area called Karabayır, located 3 km to the east of Korkuteli, rescue excavations were conducted by Antalya Museum for three stone setting tumuli. During the excavations a dinos was docu­ment­ed. The connection between this dinos and the other two found during the necropol excavations in Uylupı­nar and Elmalı Karaburun III is of great importance for the archaeology of the area in VIIth-VIth century BC. These three dinos are significant for being tumuli finds as well as adding dimension to the discussion be­ginning with Bayındır Tumuli. It also requires the ne­cessity to go through the similarity between the burial types in Kabalia and Milyas in VIIth-VIth century BC.

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Karaburun, Uylupınar, Demir Çağ, Milyas, Iron Age, Tümülüs, Kabalis, Karabayır, Tumuli

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