Table des matières

Authors

Riet van Bremen

Acknowledgments

Riet van Bremen

Introduction

List of maps

Part one. Karian Numismatics and the Fonds Louis Robert

François de Callataÿ et Fabrice Delrieux

Karian numismatics in the Fonds Louis Robert (Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres)

• Louis Robert the numismatist
• The numismatic material in the Fonds Louis Robert
• Karian numismatics in the Fonds Louis Robert
• Appendix i: coin Provenances (1,139 coins)

Part two. Hekatomnid Karia and its legacy

Gary Reger

Mylasa and its territory

• The problem of the ‘little sea’
• Building A Greater Mylasa
• Labraunda
• More Tensions Around Cult
• The Impetus Behind Mylasean Expansion

Koray Konuk

The Payment of the Ekklesiastikon at Iasos in light of new evidence

Frank Rumscheid

Maussollos and the ‘Uzun Yuva’ in Mylasa: an unfinished Proto-Maussolleion at the heart of a new urban centre?

• Introduction: Previous Research And The Date Of The Menandros-Column
• Description based on new research
• Interpretation of the remains and further observations
• Date of the first phase
• Typological comparisons and architectural interpretation
• New ideas on the reconstruction of the Maussolleion in Halikarnassos
• Interpretation in the context of urban planning
• Use, importance, and subsequent impact of the Uzun Yuva Terrace

Olivier Henry

Hekatomnos, Persian satrap or Greek dynast? The tomb at Berber Ini

• The Date
• The Type
• The Location
• Implications

Gianfranco Maddoli

Du nouveau sur les Hékatomnides d’après les inscriptions de Iasos

Raymond Descat

Argyrion symmachikon et l’histoire de la Carie à la fin du iv^e S. a.C.

• Colophon
• Didymes
• Milet
• Conclusion

Part three. Carian Inflections

Ignacio J. Adiego

Recent developments in the decipherment of Carian

• The decipherment of the script
• The Carian alphabet
• The decipherment of the language
• The indirect sources
• The bilingual inscriptions
• Combinatory, contextual and etymological methods in the study of Carian
• The funerary inscriptions of Saqqâra
• Funerary inscriptions from caria proper
• Votive inscriptions
• The Kaunos bilingual inscription
• Conclusions

H. Craig Melchert

Further thoughts on Carian nominal inflection

Diether Schürr

Spätkarisch: Regionalisierung und Lautentwicklungen

• 1. Schwund von p im Wortinneren
• 2. Schwund von Nasal vor s
• 3. Schwund von í [j] nach ś
• 4. Verzicht auf í [j]
• 5. Verzicht auf ú [w]
• 6. Verzicht auf ü oder ù
• 7. Das Fehlen von e in Kaunos
• 8. Verzicht auf λ im Norden
• 9. Assimilation RL > R
• 10. Meidung von b und d am Wortbeginn
• 11. Einführung vonñ
• 12. *-śn > -s[nin Kaunos
• 13. Fazit

Ender Varinglioğlu

Kodapa and Kodopa

• Karian Cities on the Keramic Gulf
• Four Inscriptions from Kilikia
• Conclusion

Daniela Piras

Who were the Karians in Hellenistic times? The evidence from epichoric language and personal names

• The use of the Karian language
• Karian and non-Karian personal names
• The Pre-Hellenistic period
• The Hellenistic period
• Mylasa and Olymos
• Stratonikeia
• Conclusion

Pierre Debord

Chrysaor, Bellérophon, Pégase en Carie

• Les testimonia
• Bellérophon
• Pégase
• Les Chrysaor - Zeus Chrysaoreus
• Propositions pour une grille d’analyse : les hautes périodes
• Lycie ou Lukka ?
• Chrysaor - Pégase
• Évolutions et contradictions
• Zeus Idrieus – Zeus Chrysaoreus
• Pégase et la ligue chysaorienne
• Chrysaor et les parentés mythiques
• Conclusion

Part four. The Role of the Landscape

Christopher Ratté

New research on the region around Aphrodisias

Poul Pedersen

The City Wall of Halikarnassos

• Greek fortifications of the fourth century bc
• Asia Minor after the ‘King’s Peace’ of 387/6 bc
• Halikarnassos and the defence of the Halikarnassos Peninsula
• The fortifications of Halikarnassos
• The trace of the wall
• A description of the city wall
• The Myndos gate
• The circuit from the Myndos gate to the Göktepe fortress
• The north east salient and the eastern line of the wall
• The Zephyrion peninsula and the harbour
• The exterior wall
• Some conclusions and some questions
• The trace of the circuit: the curtain-wall
• Ditches and escarpments
• Interior fortresses and strongholds
• Towers
• The gates
• Double corner bond – a hallmark of Asia Minor fortifications of the fourth and third centuries BC?
• Other Hekatomnid city walls
• A Hekatomnid fortification system for the Karian satrapy

Bernhard Schmaltz

Kaunische Mauern – zwischen Stil und Pragmatismus

Anne Marie Carstens

The Sepulchral landscape of the Halikarnassos peninsula in Hellenistic times

• Sepulchral landscapes
• Rhodian landscape architecture
• A manipulated Halikarnassian landscape
• Rock-cut tombs at the Payamlık Point
• Rock-cut tombs at Türkbükü
• A tomb terrace at Bitez
• A riding Men at Gündoğan
• Tomb cult on the Göktepe hill
• Kybele, Attis and the cult of the dead

Part five. Coastal Interactions

Winfried Held

Die Heiligtümer und Kulte von Loryma

• Apollon
• Kybele
• Zeus Atabyrios
• Kulthöhle
• Artemis Pergaia
• Adonis
• Soteira Bakchia
• Dionysos Narthakophoros
• Theoi Pantes
• Artemis (Hafenfestung)
• Dionysos (Hafenfestung)
• Felsheiligtum (Hafenfestung): Kybele?
• Hermes

David J. Blackman

The Rhodian fleet and the Karian coast

Christof Schuler

Sympolitien im Lykien und Karien

• Lykien
• Termessos in Pisidien
• Stratonikeia in Karien
• Rhodos
• Kos
• Zusammenfassende Überlegungen

Hans-Ulrich Wiemer

Structure and development of the Rhodian Peraia: evidence and models

• Introduction
• The Integrated Peraia
• The Subject Peraia I: Development
• The Subject Peraia II: Structure
• Conclusion

Alain Bresson

Knidos: topography for a battle

Part six. Cities

Angelos Chaniotis

New evidence from Aphrodisias concerning the Rhodian occupation of Karia and the early history of Aphrodisias

• The puzzles of Aphrodisias’ early history
• Rhodian commanders in Aphrodisias
• How did Aphrodisias become a polis?
• The acquisition of polis status
• The original name of Aphrodisias
• The creation of the demos of Plarasa and Aphrodisias
• The origin of the settlers
• Creating an urban centre

Roberta Fabiani

Magistrates and phylai in late Classical and early Hellenistic Iasos

• The archontes
• The ekklesiastikon and the magistracies connected with it: the neopoiai and prostatai
• The neopoiai
• The prostatai
• The prytaneis
• The phylai
• Conclusions

Riet van Bremen

The Inscribed documents on the temple of Hekate at Lagina and the date and meaning of the temple frieze

• Introduction: documents, temple and frieze
• The priest-lists and -dedications
• The senatus consultum dossier
• The anta decree
• Letters and orthography
• The historical context
• The meaning of the frieze

Fabrice Delrieux

La crise financière des cités grecques d’Asie Mineure au i^er siècle a.C. et la lettre de Cicéron à Q. Minucius Thermus (FAM. 13.56)

• Une pression considérable
• Des finances fragilisées
• La marche au surendettement
• L’exacerbation du phénomène
• Des réactions variées
• Des mesures ponctuelles
• Le recours aux ambassades
• L’appel à des personnalités influentes
• De grands enjeux
• Des créanciers d’importance
• Des besoins financiers urgents
• Des retards de paiement calculés

Christine Bruns-Özgan

Aphroditen aus Knidos

Abbreviations

• (Periodicals are abbreviated as in L’Année Philologique)

Bibliography

Index of sources

• Literary sources
• Epigraphical sources: greek
• Epigraphical sources: Carian
• Epigraphical sources: Lycian
• Cuneiform sources

Index