Roma Period coins with temple definition from Manisa Museum
2015
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Ostotheks in the Archeological Museum of Manisa historically include the periods of Late Hellenistic and Imperial Rome. They were found in the cities from Lydia Region. On ostotheks, there are ornaments which have characteristics of the region they were found in. The examples in the Archeological Museum of Manisa have the characteristics of Lydia region. There are 24 ostotheks in total. These are classified and examined as 7 plain ostotheks without ornaments, 1 with bullhead, 2 with ram head, 10 with Greek script, 3 with the ornament of a key hole, 1 with the ornament of two people shaking hands. Detailed visuality has been provided with computer graphics.
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Dr. Pınar Mertelli
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Pınar Mertelli (Master Thesis). Roma Period coins with temple definition from Manisa Museum, 2015, Dokuz Eylül University.
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