A priestess statue at the west gate of Perge
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The statue reviewed in the thesis was found at the Pamphylia region Perge Antique Cities West Gate excavations that were made by Antalya Museum with the permission of The Culture and Tourism Administration in 2015. In this thesis other priestess statues that found also reviewed. In this thesis, first of all, the geographical location of Perge Antique City, city history and the excavations made before were handled. After that situation and technical specifications of the main statue of the thesis has explained. The aforementioned priestess statue is described and then evaluated within the analogical and iconographical aspects. The main goal of the research is to find the dating of the statue and who has represented the statue. After the evaluations, it is found that the statute can be dated to the first half of AD 3. Century.
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Senem Kababulut
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Senem Kababulut (Master Thesis). A priestess statue at the west gate of Perge, 2022, Akdeniz University.
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