Histiaios of Miletos

The date of the final destruction of Late Bronze Age Miletos is examined in the light of new evidence from Ugarit, which has allowed the date of the destruction at that site to be ...

AbstractAristagoras (?‐ca. 496bce), son of Molpagoras, from a distinguished Milesian family, was the deputy tyrant (epitropos)of his relative Histiaios, detained in Susa, from ca. ...

Abstract Thales of Miletos was a Presocratic philosopher and one of the so‐called Seven Sages. He was commonly regarded as the first mathematician, geometrician, and astr...

Çakalca-Karadoğan Mound excavations revealed that the city of Amisos was first colonized by Miletos colonists in the mid-6th century BC. The second foundations of the city were lai...

Miletos kolonizasyonunun etkisiyle, MÖ 6. yüzyılın ortalarında Çakalca-Karadoğan Höyüğü olarak adlandırılan yerleşim alanında varlık göstermeye başlayan Amisos kenti, zamanla siyas...

Antik Çağ kentlerinde yerleşim karakterinin tanımlanmasında kamu yapıları önemli yere sahiptir. Kentlerin önem ve kapasitesi hamam, hamam-gymnasium, tiyatro ya da agora gibi kamusa...

AbstractTheSentences,an ethical moral code of conduct in the form of a gnomic poem, was written in didactic hexameters of 230 verses in Ionian dialect and cites as its author Phocy...

Abstract Latmos mountain is a long, granite ridge overlooking the north of the Latmic Gulf, east of Miletos....