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Medeniyetleri Müzesi’nin
Sergileme Tarihi ve Önerileri sunan bu makale müzenin oluşumu sürecinden 2021'e dek sergilemesi hakkında araştırmadır
authors and their later commentaries proven by the recent color analysis are considered. The survey of
color use in the Troad region on the Archaic and Classical Troad on the sarcophagi, on the Hellenistic
and Roman wall paintings at Troy and use of color on textiles is mentioned. The pigments used in ancient
wall paintings and frescoes have been analyzed visually and by chemical methods prior to 21st century.
The recent methods and analysis has shown the contents in mortar and choice for coloring pigment
could vary by region. This paper attempts to survey the comments made by the ancient authors on the
use of ancient pigments and color, then compares this evidence with the analysis done on the Classical
sarcophagi and Roman frescoes in the 19th century and recently to illustrate differences of pigment use
by region and the efficiency gained by using archaeometric results.
Medeniyetleri Müzesi’nin
Sergileme Tarihi ve Önerileri sunan bu makale müzenin oluşumu sürecinden 2021'e dek sergilemesi hakkında araştırmadır
authors and their later commentaries proven by the recent color analysis are considered. The survey of
color use in the Troad region on the Archaic and Classical Troad on the sarcophagi, on the Hellenistic
and Roman wall paintings at Troy and use of color on textiles is mentioned. The pigments used in ancient
wall paintings and frescoes have been analyzed visually and by chemical methods prior to 21st century.
The recent methods and analysis has shown the contents in mortar and choice for coloring pigment
could vary by region. This paper attempts to survey the comments made by the ancient authors on the
use of ancient pigments and color, then compares this evidence with the analysis done on the Classical
sarcophagi and Roman frescoes in the 19th century and recently to illustrate differences of pigment use
by region and the efficiency gained by using archaeometric results.
Black Sea region through the distribution of amphorae by typological
study of imported amphoras dating back to the Roman imperial
period. The 35 imported commercial amphorae from the Roman
period, recovered from the sea or foundation excavations and
purchased by the Sinop Museum, are indicators of the commercial
potential of the Black Sea coast and the chronological importance of
this potential. It is very important to trace the commercial activity and
maritime trade routes of the Black Sea coast in the ancient period
through the amphora finds examined in this article. Publication of the
amphorae in Turkish museums is essential to represent economic
history of the regions. These artifacts were found sporadic not via
scientific excavations, they are still important in terms of evaluating
the role of the Anatolian Peninsula in the Mediterranean-Black Sea-
Aegean-Eastern Mediterranean trade. In this study, Brindisi, Sicilian
Tubular, Dressel 1, Lamboglia II, Carrot Formed, DR 2-4, Late
Rhodian, DR 24 similis, Kapitän II, Zemer 41, Augst 46, LRA 1, LRA 2
and LRA 4 amphorae were examined. With the borders of the Roman
Empire reaching the Levant, the change taking place in the Eastern
Mediterranean was also reflected in the Black Sea Region. The close
commercial ties of the Black Sea Basin with the Mediterranean Region,
the establishment of many new cities, especially after the Black Sea
came under Roman rule, and the establishment of civil or military
colonies in existing cities are closely related to the imports during the
Roman period. Ancient Sinope is known to have been located on an
active maritime route since the 8th century BC. The amphorae
analyzed in this article show that the city maintained its importance
during the Roman imperial period.