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Anadolu`da İlk Tunç Çağı 3 Adak Çukurları

Early Bronze Age 3 Votive Pits in Anatolia
Authors: Başkurt, Rana;

Anadolu`da İlk Tunç Çağı 3 Adak Çukurları

Abstract

Bu tez çalışması 1996 yılından bu yana Prof. Dr. Turan Efe başkanlığında Küllüoba'da gerçekleştirilen kazılarda ortaya çıkarılan çukurları Anadolu'da çağdaşı olan diğer yerleşmelerdeki çukurlarla karşılaştırarak incelemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Söz konusu çukurlar içerisindeki buluntulara ve bulundukları kontekste dayanılarak değerlendirilmiş ve daha sonraki Hitit dönemi yazılı kaynaklarındaki verilerle karşılaştırılmıştır. Bu çalışma bugüne kadar pek çok geç İlk Tunç Çağı yerleşmesinde saptanmış ve detaylı olarak değerlendirilmemiş olan çukurlara ve bunların içerisine planlı bir şekilde bırakılmış olan buluntulara ışık tutmayı amaçlamaktadır. Bu nedenle bu çalışma genel ritüel uygulamaları çerçevesi içerisinde `adak çukuru` olarak tanımlanmasına neden olan söz konusu bu özellikleri detaylı bir şekilde incelemektedir. Aynı zamanda bu çalışma söz konusu çukurları Batı ve Orta Anadolu'da İTÇ III döneminde gerçekleşen yeni gelişmeler içerisinde ele almaktadır. Söz konusu dönem ilk şehirci topluluklar ve Kuzey Suriye'den Ege'ye kadar uzanan bölgelerarası ticaret ağlarının güçlenmesi gibi gelişmelerle karakterize olur. Bu gelişmelere metalurji ve çanak çömlek üretimindeki yeni teknolojilerin yayılımı ve son ürünlerin dolaşımı eşlik eder. Adak Çukurlarının kullanımı bu gelişmelerle ilişkili gibi görünmekte olup, uzak bölgelerarası etkileşimin sadece ürünlerin ticaretine dayanmadığını aynı zamanda Anadolu'daki toplulukların sosyo-kültürel ve ritüel dinamikleri üzerinde de kalıcı etkileri olduğuna işaret etmektedir.

The thesis investigates the archaeological horizon of EB III pits of Anatolia by comparing them with the pits from Küllüoba near Seyitgazi/Eskişehir, a site that has been excavated by Prof. Turan Efe since 1996. These pits were analysed with regard to the archaeological finds they yielded and the archaeological context in which they were found, as well as compared with later Hittite textual sources.The aim of the project was to shed light on the intentional deposition of artefacts in pits, a phenomenon that has been documented in several late EBA sites in Anatolia but has never been analysed in detail before. The thesis argues that these features should be identified as `votive pits` which were employed within the context of public ritual activities. It also argues that they should be contextualised within the broader dynamics of the western and central Anatolian Early Bronze Age III. This phase is characterised by the development of the first urban societies and the intensification of interregional exchange networks stretching from the northern Syria to Aegean, witnessed by the diffusion of new technologies (i.e. regarding pottery and metallurgy) and the circulation of finished products. The use of votive pits seems to be connected with these developments, and indicates that interaction with distant areas not only involved the exchange of goods but also had long-lasting impacts on the socio-cultural and ritual dynamics of the local Anatolian communities.

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Arkeoloji, Archeology, Vow places, Pit, Adak, Early Bronze Age, Çukur, Anatolia, Votive, İlk Tunç Çağı

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