Perspective · P003
Reşit Mazhar Ertüzün: Yok Edilirken Bile Gülümseyen Heykeller
Kyzikos’un eserlerinin yok edilmesine kayıtsız kalmayan genç bir kaymakamın, kültür mirasını korumaya adadığı olağanüstü mücadelesi.
Halil Mert Erdoğan
Assistant Professor of Archaeology
Exploring the human past through archaeology.
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Perspective · P003
Kyzikos’un eserlerinin yok edilmesine kayıtsız kalmayan genç bir kaymakamın, kültür mirasını korumaya adadığı olağanüstü mücadelesi.
Pazar Okumaları · SR-005
Yaklaşık iki bin yıldır canlılığını koruyan Huashan kaya resimlerinin boyasında kireç, pigment ve kan kullanılmış olabilir.
Pazar Okumaları · SR-004
1992 yılında dikiş aleti olarak yorumlanan ahşap bir buluntu, yıllar sonra yeniden inceleniyor. Koruyucu bir unsur, havan tokmağı ya da cinsel amaçlı bir nesne?
Halil Mert Erdoğan is an Assistant Professor of Archaeology and Deputy Director of the Olympos Excavations. For the past nine years, he has taught archaeology and architectural documentation at university level while actively participating in archaeological fieldwork across Türkiye.
His field experience includes four excavation seasons at Rhodiapolis, three years with the Beydağları Survey Project, eight years as a member of the scientific committee of the Xanthos Excavations, and ongoing survey research at Prokonnesos. He currently continues his work as Deputy Director of the Olympos Excavations, where his research focuses on ancient architecture, sculpture, religious practices and the interpretation of archaeological evidence.
His academic interests centre on the archaeology of Lycia and Anatolia, with particular emphasis on architectural documentation, material culture, archaeological interpretation and cultural heritage. His research combines long-term fieldwork with architectural analysis, digital documentation and scholarly publication.
Fieldwork
Close observation, architectural recording and interpretation begin at the monument itself. Fieldwork remains central to the way archaeological questions are formed and tested.
Landscape, settlement and the archaeology of place.
Research
Ancient Sculpture · Olympos
A study of a seated male cult image identified through sculptural fragments, iconography and the wider religious setting of the city.
Cult Image · Architectural Context
Fragment-based reconstruction brings together sculpture, temple architecture and archaeological context to reconsider the monumental cult image of Olympos.
Ancient Architecture
Construction techniques, wall fabrics and architectural relationships preserve evidence for chronology, planning and changing use.
Publications
Oxford Journal of Archaeology
OLBA
Adalya
Perspectives
Archaeology · Rhodiapolis · Asklepieion
A newly discovered Asclepius from Aspendos brought back memories of Rhodiapolis: its Asklepieion, medical library, Sanctuary of Asclepius and Hygieia, and long days spent working among the stones.
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Pazar Okumaları • SR-005
Yaklaşık iki bin yıldır canlılığını koruyan Huashan kaya resimlerinin boyasında kireç, pigment ve kan kullanılmış olabilir.
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