Roman Archaeology in a South Anatolian Landscape - The Via Sebaste, The Mansio in the Doeseme Bogazi, and Regional Transhumance in Pamphylia and Pisidi

Name: Roman Archaeology in a South Anatolian Landscape - The Via Sebaste, The Mansio in the Doeseme Bogazi, and Regional Transhumance in Pamphylia and Pisidi
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An investigation of a Roman road-station in its archaeological and geographical context that provides a new perspective on the historical landscape of southern Anatolia. This study is based on fieldwork carried out during the 1990s in southwest Turkey in the modern vilayets of Burdur and Antalya, and it focuses on the settlements associated with a Roman mansio located in the Doeseme Bogazi, the pass that linked Pisidia with the coastal region of Pamphylia. The course of the road and the structures that emerged along it were defined not by the evolution of Pisidia's Hellenized indigenous culture but by the priorities of Roman rule, especially during late antiquity. Furthermore, the study of the road where the mansio was located raises fundamental questions about the role played by this mountain pass in the movement of people and animals between the lowlands and highlands of South-west Anatolia.

Author Biography:

Stephen Mitchell is the Leverhulme Professor of Hellenistic Culture emeritus at Exeter University in the UK. He is the author of Anatolia: Land, Men, and Gods in Asia Minor and A History of the Later Roman Empire, AD 284-641. Robert Wagner is a retired American military officer who served multiple postings in Turkey. While he currently resides in the American Pacific Northwest, he considers Turkey his second home. Brian Williams is a freelance draftsman and illustrator who specializes in on-site planning.

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May 17th, 2022

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Professional & Vocational

Country of Publication

Turkey

Imprint

Koc University Press

Pages

210

Publisher

Koc University Press

Dimensions

225x285x17

ISBN-13

9786057685728

Product ID

35138443

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