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Links
on Phrygia
Excavations
at Gordion
This site, made by the Gordion archaeological team, will
provide you with the latest news of the excavations at Gordion, the capital
of the Phrygian kingdom.
Gordion,
a bibliography
Extensive
bibliography on Gordion and Phrygia. Classified by themes. Essential for
further information.
Körte's
monography on his excavations in Gordion
This book was
hard to find before it was put on-line by the library of the University
of Chicago. Very useful !
Dendrochronology
P.I. Kuniholm's
site on dendrochronology, a technique changing deeply the chronology of
ancient history, specially in Anatolia.
Funerary
Feast of Kind Midas
P. MacGovern analyzed the remains of the pots in tumulus
MM of Gordion and reconstructed the funerary banquet. Very interesting
and good links.
Excavations
at Daskyleion
Very important
website made by Tomris Bakir, the director of the archaeological team
excavating this Persian satrapy located by the Marmara Sea, in N-W Turkey.
The main period of settlement is 6th - 4th century B.C.
Excavations
in Kerkenes Dagh
This archaeological
site will probably change our perception of Iron Age in Anatolia.
Greek
Mythology link / Phrygia section
The Greek Mythology Link is a new collection of the Greek
myths being written and published on line by Carlos Parada, author of
the book "Genealogical Guide to Greek Mythology", published in 1993. His
Phrygians section contains a map of Phrygia and links to the main characters
who have lived in Phrygia.
MAMA
IX-X
This collection of photos
out of the archives of Cox features ancient funerary monuments
from the roman period of Phrygian culture. It is the on-line version of
the Monumenta Asia Minoris Antiqua. You can also find a
map
of Roman Phrygia.
Les
Phrygiens
Une page pour des informations générales
sur les Phrygiens.
Le
roi Midas
Un bref topo sur le roi Midas.
Le
roi Midas : la légende réinterprétée
L'histoire du
don de tout transformer en or, racontée avec humour et fantaisie.
Phrygian
recipes
Modern recipes
inspired by the scientific discoveries of tumulus MM in Gordion. Not all
scientific but interesting (and tasty !).
L'Institut
Français d'Etudes Anatoliennes (IFEA)
The site of an Institute working on numerous fields, including
archaeology. The library has most of the books written by travelors in
Turkey before the 20th century ; they are scheduled to be on-line.
The
British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara (BIAA)
The website of a good library in Turkey and an active research
center.
The
Achemenids
Good site to be informed of the latest researches on the Persian domination
of the Ancient world.
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