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The Problem of Associating Elaziğ Korucutepe Elite Burial Chambers with Kurgan Tombs

The Problem of Associating Elaziğ Korucutepe Elite Burial Chambers with Kurgan Tombs

Korucutepe Elit Mezarlarının Kurgan Mezarlarla İlişkilendirilme Sorunsalı Ahmet KOCAİSPİR  https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0682-4150 Çağatay YÜCEL  https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7997-7505 Abstract: Towards the end of the IVth millennium B.C., the communities living in the Eastern Anatolia Region went through a transformation towards an urban culture as a result of the cultural change and transformation experienced in the region. It is observed that with urbanization, privileged families and groups were formed within the cities. We see the first burial tradition of an elite …

Piracy Activities along the Eastern Black Sea Coasts in Antiquity, and a People who Made their Living by Pirating: Heniochi

Piracy Activities along the Eastern Black Sea Coasts in Antiquity, and a People who Made their Living by Pirating: Heniochi

Antikçağda Karadeniz’in Doğu Kıyıları’nda Korsanlık Faaliyetleri ve Korsanlıkla Geçinen bir Halk: Heniokhoi Osman EMİR  https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7965-3869 Abstract: Sea piracy activities in the ancient history emerged and developed with the increasing international maritime trade. Piracy in the Black Sea also increased during the Great Colonization Period (750-550 B.C.), when commerce gained significant momentum between communities, and this situation affected the region’s economic and political activity. However, piracy activities in the Black Sea were never as active as …

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