Space and communities in byzantine anatolia : papers from the fifth international Sevgi Gönül byzantine studies symposium / edited by Nikos D. Kontogiannis, B. Tolga Uyar
Publisher: İstanbul : Koç University Press , 2021ISBN: 9786057685759.Subject(s): Anatolia -- Communication -- Regional networks -- Cityscapes -- Identities
DDC classification: 709 KON General note: The volume collects twenty-six papers on Byzantine-period Anatolia that were presented at the Fifth International Sevgi Gönül Byzantine Studies Symposium held in June 2019. The sections of the book focus on subjects including landscape dynamics, settlements and communication, regional networks, cityscapes, private and sacred space, and cultural interactions and identities. The essays cover a wide period, ranging from the third to the fifteenth century.General note: Melih Fereli tarafından bağışlanmıştır.
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The volume collects twenty-six papers on Byzantine-period Anatolia that were presented at the Fifth International Sevgi Gönül Byzantine Studies Symposium held in June 2019. The sections of the book focus on subjects including landscape dynamics, settlements and communication, regional networks, cityscapes, private and sacred space, and cultural interactions and identities. The essays cover a wide period, ranging from the third to the fifteenth century.
Melih Fereli tarafından bağışlanmıştır.
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