Byzantine period architectural and liturgical function stone artifacts in Adana Archeology Museum

The subject of the master thesis is the Byzantine Period architectural and liturgical stone artifacts detected of the in Adana Archeology Museum in Adana Province located in the Cilicia region. In Adana Archeology Museum, 90 pieces stone artifacts were found in Adana, districts of Bursa and surrounding areas. These parts are divided into two main heading architectural and liturgical of functional elements and within itself are divided into subheadings. Architectural elements; 1piece ion capital, 9 piece impost capital, 2 piece ion-impost capital, 39 piece corinth capital, 1 piece two-section capital, 1 piece double column capital, 9 piece plaster capital, 6 piece column, 3 piece double column, 7 piece column base, 1 piece postament, 1 piece lintel and Liturgical elements; 5 pieces templon piers/baluster, 5 pieces plates. A catalog study was contucted and materials, techniques, motifs, composition and style were evaluated. Comprasion of the examined parts with similiar examples was made and dating recommendation have been introduced. As a result of this study, it is emphasized whether a local style and technical faetures unique is formed in the region or whether interactions what the degree of between with similar examples in the diffirent regions, and it has been tried to make inferences. We hope that this works will come helpfull to research on this subject in the field of Byzantine art and it will be a source for new researchs