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LIMONCELLI, MASSIMO Hierapolis di Frigia XIII: Virtual Hierapolis. Virtual archaeology and restoration project (2007-2015). Istanbul: Ege Yayinlari / Francesco d'Andria, 2019. 4to., xi, 231 p., b/w and color ills. With a CD ROM. Original binding. New ISBN: 9786057673107 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Anatolian civilizations Hierapolis Phrygia This new volume in the series dedicated to Hierapolis presents the results of an ambitious project concerning the 3D reconstructions of its main monuments and the virtual restoration of the artefacts and pictorial and mosaic decorations, present above all in the houses of the city's aristocracy. Some of these items have already been described in previous publications, but in this volume, together with hitherto unseen images, they are part of the Virtual Tour of the city, which can also be experienced via on-line and off-line platforms, choosing from three different visitor itineraries. As well as the specific need to study the ancient architecture by means of 3D virtual reconstructions, the creation of the Virtual Tour of Hierapolis provides an answer to the questions posed by the rising number of tourists, which now exceeds two million a year, placing the city, together with Ephesus, among the most popular archaeological sites in Turkey. These reconstructions proved to be highly effective communication tools, enabling the viewing public to understand the appearance of the ancient buildings. Some of these virtual reconstructions were published in 2009 in the leaflet on Virtual Hierapolis, distributed to scholars and visitors. M. Limoncelli was a constant presence in the MAIER in those years, but it was only during his Research Doctorate at the Sacro Cuore Catholic University in Milan, in the years 2013-2016, that his Project was systematically fulfilled.

Original bdg. HC. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). In Italian with Turkish abstracts. 822 p., ills. Hierapolis di Frigia XII: Le abitazioni dell'insula 104 a Hierapolis di Frigia. Contents: Presentazione (Francesco D'Andria).; Önsöz (Francesco D'Andria).; Introduzione (Annapaola Zaccaria Ruggiu).; L'insula 104 nella topografia urbana. Storia degli scavi. Piano dell'opera. Metodologie di indagine. Interventi di restauro. Ringraziamenti. Sigle degli autori. Referenze fotografiche . Tabella di corrispondenze dei numeri dei vani. PARTE I - Le case. Analisi dello spazio architettonico dall'età imperiale all'età mediobizantina Premessa (Annapaola Zaccaria Ruggiu).; La Casa del cortile dorico (Annapaola Zaccaria Ruggiu). Descrizione. Fasi cronologiche e costruttive. Situazione stratigrafica.; La Casa dei capitelli ionici (Raffaella Bortolin). Descrizione. Fasi cronologiche e costruttive. Situazione stratigrafica.; La Casa dell'iscrizione dipinta (Annapaola Zaccaria Ruggiu).; PARTE II - I modi del costruire delle case protobizantine.; PARTE III - Sistemi decorativi delle case protobizantine.; PARTE IV - I materiali ceramici della Casa dell'iscrizione dipinta nel contesto generale delle abitazioni dell'insula.; Il vasellame di età protobizantina: classi, forme e produzioni (Luana Toniolo). Catalogo. Facies ceramiche di transizione: le cosiddette "Dark Ages" (Luana Toniolo). Catalogo. Il vasellame dei contesti mediobizantini: forme e produzioni (Luana Toniolo). Catalogo. "Il vasellame del vicino è sempre più ricco": forme e produzioni dalla Casa dei capitelli ionici e dalla Casa del cortile dorico (Luana Toniolo). Catalogo. Appendice: Contesti ceramici selezionati dalla Casa del cortile dorico e dalla Casa dei capitelli ionici (Luana Toniolo). Catalogo. "Kitchen stories": dal menù protobizantino alla cucina mediobizantina (Luana Toniolo). Catalogo degli impasti (Luana Toniolo). Casa dell'iscrizione dipinta: dat quantitativi (Luana Toniolo).; PARTE V - Sculture, metalli, vetri, gemme, sigi

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Il nono volume della serie "Hierapolis di Frigia" offre una sistematica analisi della documentazione epigrafica e letteraria relativa a Hierapolis, funzionale alla ricostruzione della sua storia e delle sue istituzioni. L'opera si articola in due parti. Nella prima si discutono le particolarità geografiche del sito, le istituzioni politiche e religiose, le attività economiche, la vita sociale e culturale della città dalle origini fino all'affermarsi del Cristianesimo. Nella seconda parte vengono esaminate, nel loro susseguirsi cronologico, le vicende di Hierapolis e dei suoi rapporti con i dinasti ellenistici e con i rappresentanti del potere romano, a partire dalla fondazione della colonia fino alla fine del IV secolo d.C. Le fonti utilizzate sono sia letterarie, concentrate in particolare sulla descrizione del Ploutonion, il passaggio che consentiva l'ingresso al mondo infero, sia epigrafiche. Alcune delle iscrizioni analizzate, edite qui per la prima volta, consentono di offrire una nuova lettura di alcuni cruciali momenti della storia della città e rivelano la sua crescente importanza ed i ripetuti segni della benevolenza del potere romano nel corso dei primi secoli dell'impero. L'analisi di questa ricca documentazione è condotta in stretta integrazione con i dati delle più recenti indagini archeologiche, condotte sia nell'area centrale di Hierapolis sia sulla collina orientale dove sorge il Santuario di San Filippo.

Abbiamo finalmente raggiunto il traguardo del decimo volume, nella collana dedicata a Hierapolis di Frigia! Dopo il poderoso lavoro di Tullia Ritti, riguardante la storia e le istituzioni della citta, e per me una gioia presentare il volume di Tommaso Ismaelli, che costituisce una ricerca a tutto campo, frutto di anni di intenso lavoro, su uno degli edifici piu complessi, il Tempio A, posto all'interno del Santuario di Apollo, nel cuore dell'insediamento antico. All'architettura di Hierapolis, Tommaso Ismaelli aveva dedicato il suo lavoro sull'ordine dorico, pubblicato nel volume III di questa collana (2009), come risultato della ricerca sviluppata nell'ambito del Dottorato presso l'Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, a Milano. Nel corso di quella esperienza, fondamentale fu il rapporto con Maria Pia Rossignani, che era impegnata a Hierapolis, con la sua equipe, nello studio sistematico della grande Stoa-basilica nell'Agora Nord; la sua presenza nei cantieri della citta frigia aveva permesso a tanti giovani, archeologi ed architetti, di apprendere il metodo di studio dell'architettura antica, potendo essi contare sempre sulla sua generosita nel condividere saperi ed esperienze.

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SCARDOZZI, GIUSEPPE The territory of Hierapolis in Phrygia. An archaeological guide. Istanbul: Ege Yayinlari, 2020. 8vo., 312 p, [2] p., ills. English. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786057673367 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Anatolian civilizations Hierapolis Guide The aim of the archaeological guide to the territory of Hierapolis in Phrygia (Pamukkale) is to present the results of the research conducted by the Italian Archaeological Mission since 2005. This research has sought to reconstruct the pattern of settlement in this area from Prehistory to the Byzantine epoch and to draw an archaeological map. The investigated area includes the northern side of the valley of the river Lykos (the current Curuksu), where Hierapolis was located, and the plateau of Uzunpinar, delimited to the north by the course of the river Maeander. The research has also covered part of the nearby plateau of Cal, which might have fallen within the territory administered by Hierapolis, at least during the mid-Imperial period. After presenting the main archaeological evidence regarding the period before the foundation of Hierapolis, chronologically corresponding to the period from the Bronze Age to the Phrygian epoch, the volume provides a detailed description of the organisation of the chora of Hierapolis from the Hellenistic to the Byzantine periods, including the extensive quarries (of marble, travertine, alabaster and polychromatic breccia), the aqueducts that supplied the city, the ancient road network, the sacred areas, and the farms and villages with their relative necropolises

Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). Color and b/w ills. In English. 192 p. This is one of the first guidebooks for the general public to deal with the Byzantine and Turkish archaeology of an ancient town. Following 50 years of excavation by the Italian Archaeological Mission in close collaboration with the Turkish authorities, it is now possible to describe and illustrate the post-classical remains of Hierapolis of Phrygia. The book first explores a number of themes, from the changing environment to religion and agriculture, as well as discussing objects that illustrate day to day life in the medieval town. An itinerary then guides the visitor to the site with detailed information on things to be seen, from the monumental remains of the cathedral, the shrine of St. Philip and the castle, to more humble tenth century Byzantine houses and the remains of early Turkish farms on the hills above the town. The book concludes with a glossary and a select bibliography.

Papias was an Apostolic Father, Bishop of Hierapolis (modern Pamukkale, Turkey), and author who lived circa 70–163 AD. It was Papias who wrote the Exposition of the Sayings of the Lord in five books. This work, which is lost apart from brief excerpts in later writings, is an important early source on Christian oral tradition and especially on the origins of the canonical Gospels. This work includes these fragments. Enjoy this classic work! Produced by Beloved Publishing

Paul McKechnie explores how Christianity grew and expanded in Roman Asia over the first three centuries of the religion. Focusing on key individuals, such as Aberkios (Avircius Marcellus) of Hierapolis, he assesses the pivotal role played by Early Christian preachers who, in imitation of Paul of Tarsus, attracted converts through charismatic preaching. By the early fourth century, they had brought many cities and rural communities to a tipping point at which they were ready to move under a 'Christian canopy' and push polytheistic Greco-Roman religion to the margins. This volume brings new clarity of our understanding of how the Christian church grew and thrived in Asia Minor, simultaneously changing Roman society and being changed by it. Combining patristic evidence with the archaeological and epigraphic record, McKechnie's study creates a strong factual and chronological framework to the study of Christianization, while bringing Church History and Roman history more closely together.

Papias was an Apostolic Father, Bishop of Hierapolis (modern Pamukkale, Turkey), and author who lived circa 70–163 AD. It was Papias who wrote the Exposition of the Sayings of the Lord in five books. This work, which is lost apart from brief excerpts in later writings, is an important early source on Christian oral tradition and especially on the origins of the canonical Gospels. This work includes these fragments. Enjoy this classic work! Produced by Beloved Publishing

Paul McKechnie explores how Christianity grew and expanded in Roman Asia over the first three centuries of the religion. Focusing on key individuals, such as Aberkios (Avircius Marcellus) of Hierapolis, he assesses the pivotal role played by Early Christian preachers who, in imitation of Paul of Tarsus, attracted converts through charismatic preaching. By the early fourth century, they had brought many cities and rural communities to a tipping point at which they were ready to move under a 'Christian canopy' and push polytheistic Greco-Roman religion to the margins. This volume brings new clarity of our understanding of how the Christian church grew and thrived in Asia Minor, simultaneously changing Roman society and being changed by it. Combining patristic evidence with the archaeological and epigraphic record, McKechnie's study creates a strong factual and chronological framework to the study of Christianization, while bringing Church History and Roman history more closely together.