Amasya maid of the mountains
Sammelband und Bildband: Beschreibung der türkischen Stadt Amasya: Geschichte, Kultur, Kunst, islamische (osmanische) und zivile Architektur, Holzarchitektur. -- Ausgrabungen und Baudenkmäler aus vorgeschichtlicher und antiker Zeit.
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Istanbul
YKY Yapı Kredi Yaynları
November 2014
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| Ausgabe: | 1st print |
| Schriftenreihe: | Yapı Kredi Yaynları
4267 : City monographies ; 26 |
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Geschichte
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> Kultur
> Kunst
> Osmanische Architektur
> Altertum
> Islamische Architektur
> Amasya (Turkey) / Pictorial works
> Amasya (Turkey) / Description and travel
> Amasya (Turkey) / Buildings, structures, etc
> Amasya (Turkey) / History
> Amasya (Amasya İli, Turkey)
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | Sammelband und Bildband: Beschreibung der türkischen Stadt Amasya: Geschichte, Kultur, Kunst, islamische (osmanische) und zivile Architektur, Holzarchitektur. -- Ausgrabungen und Baudenkmäler aus vorgeschichtlicher und antiker Zeit. Amasya, maid of the mountains / Filiz Özden. -- The ancient city of Amaseia / Şevket Dönmez. -- Amasya Harşena Castle and Kızlar Sarayı excavations / E. Emine Naza Dönmez. -- Oluz Höyük : a multicultural settlement in Pontic Cappadocia / Şevket Dönmez, Aslıhan Yurtsever Beyazıt. -- Past and present belief systems and sacred architecture in Asmasya / E. Emine Naza Dönmez. -- Wood craft in Amasya / Muzaffer Doğanbaş. -- Historical development and civil architecture in Amasya / İ. Hakkı Göztaş Amasya has traces in Doğantepe Höyük that go as far back as to the latter period of the Late Neolithic Age and, as Şevket Dönmez notes in his article, "Amasya is one of the rare Anatolian cities to have kept its name (Amasea, Amaseia, Amasseia, Amaseia Hadriane, Amaseia Severiane Antoniane, Amaseia Severeia Alexandreia) almost intact from time immemorial. Amasya is on the Yeşilırmak River that in Hittite texts is named 'Kummesmaha' and in the classical era was called 'ris'. The Yeşilırmak flows from west to east along the long narrow channel it carves in the limestone and travertine rocks. Towering immediately north of the river is Mount Harsena where the city's castle is built." -- It is a common belief that the love of Ferhat and Şirin found a home in Amasya. In his article Şevket Dönmez remarks that, "the Anatolian version of the epic love story of Princess Şirin and Ferhad – Şirin being the sister of Queen Mahmene Banu, Azerbaijan's ruler of the city of Erzen; Ferhad being the region's famous craftsman - is set in Amasya where it has left a mark on the town' historical topography and archaeology. The two simple graves side by side on Mount Ferhad today have been attributed to Ferhad and Şirin, illustrating how contemporary and popular the story is." |
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| Beschreibung: | Titel der türkischen Ausgabe: Amasya : "Yâr ile gezdiğim dağlar" (Yapı Kredi Yayınları 2014) |
| Beschreibung: | 287 pages illustrations, 1 folded map 29 x 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9789750830822 978-975-08-3082-2 |