The Küçükyalı ArkeoPark (Istanbul), 2016-2018: Excavation, Conservation, Cultural Heritage and Public Archaeology
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2019
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Alessandra Ricci, « The Küçükyalı ArkeoPark (Istanbul), 2016-2018: Excavation, Conservation, Cultural Heritage and Public Archaeology », Anatolia Antiqua
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Introduction The Küçükyalı ArkeoPark is an urban archaeology project with chronologies currently ranging from the 5th century – a period that sees material remains at the site but no architectural testimonies – to the main construction phase of the monastic complex of Satyros, associated with the patronage of patriarch Ignatios and dating to the mid-9th century, and a continuation of the same in the late Byzantine period ending in the first decades of the 14th century. The Küçükyalı ArkeoPark is...
