The Corinthian temples in Anatolia
2017
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This study was conducted as a result of the identification of the temples of the Corinthian order built in the Anatolian geography and the examination and evaluation of these structures. The topic covered in the study is divided into two main headings. In the first chapter; representation and identification of the individual temples while emphasizing the common properties with the other temples is tried by the means of location, planning-infrastructure, architectural ratios, dating criteria and cult basis. In the "Comparison-Analysis" named second chapter, all temples which are included in the case are analysed with the common properties and the differring properties also considering the outer Anatolian Doric Temples. By the means of gathered data in theaforimentioned chapter, some sorts of consequences are revealed by commenting in the subchapters location, planning-infrastructure, architectural ratios, choronological order and cults. These consequences are represented as statistical data with the help of tables and graphs to achieve a deeper comprehension. KEYWORDS: Anatolia, Corinthian Order, Temple, Architecture, Archaeology.
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Yiğit Tümer
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Yiğit Tümer (Master Thesis). The Corinthian temples in Anatolia, 2017, Aydın Adnan Menderes University.
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