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Assoc. Prof. HÜSEYİN SAMİ ÖZTÜRK Assoc. Prof. HÜSEYİN SAMİ ÖZTÜRK Personal Information WEmeabi:l :h httsposz:/tu/[email protected]/hsozturk EDodcutocraatteio, Mna Irnmfaorar mUnaivteiorsnity, Institute of Social Sciences, Eskiçağ Tarihi (Dr), Turkey 1999 - 2006 UPonsdtegrrgardaudautaet, eM, İasrtmanabrua lU Ünniviveerrssititye, sIin, sEtditeubteiy oaft SFoackiüallt eSsci,e Anrckees,o Elosjki iBçaöğlü Tmarüi,h Ti u(rYkl)e y( T1e9z9li1), -T 1u9r9ke5y 1995 - 1999 Dissertations BDiolicmtolerra tEen, sMti.tÖü. sIüI.,- EMs.kSi.ç IaVğ. Tyüarziyhılil a(Drdra) , L2i0ky0a6-Pamfilya bölgesinde kırsal alan güvenliği, Marmara Üniversitesi, Sosyal (PToesztglir)a, 1d9u9at9e, Hellenistik Çağ’da onurlandırma, Marmara Üniversitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, Eskiçağ Tarihi (Yl) RAnecsieenatr Hcihst oArry,e Laastin Language and Literature, Greek Language and Literature Academic Titles / Tasks RAessiesatarcnht PArsosfisetsasnotr, ,M Maarrmmaarraa U Unniviveerrssitityy, ,F Faaccuultltyy o off A Arrttss a anndd S Sccieienncceess, ,H Hisisttoorryy, ,1 2909194 - - 2 2001146 Courses Helleenni zTma rvihe iR, Uonmdae rÇgarğaı'dnudaat eA, n2a0d1o8l u- , 2P0o1s9tgraduate, 2018 - 2019 LHaetlilnecnec eM Gertianm Oekrui, mPoa,s Utgnrdaedrugartaed, 2u0at1e8, 2- 021081 9- 2019 HLaetlilnencecyee G Grairmişe, rUen Gdeirrigş,r Padoustagtrea, d2u0a1t8e ,- 2 2001189 - 2019 Roma Tvea rBihizi,a Unns dTearrgihrai, dUunadte,r 2gr0a1d8u -a 2te0, 129018 - 2019 Advising Theses ÖZztTüÜrRk KH .H S. S, .I ,d Meb.Se. sIsVo.–sV, AIIk. aylüiszsyoılsla vred aK oMrymroa s(:L Kyekniat )T vaer iehgi,e Pmoesntglirka daluaantıen, dTa.T hArNıs(tSiytaundleıkn,t P),o 2s0tg1r9aduate, C.Pilevneli(Student), 2013 Articles Published in Journals That Entered SCI, SSCI and AHCI Indexes I. AOrlycmhapeoosl oing iLcaylc iaan: dA ENpoigvreal pAhsisceasl sRmeesneta rocfh its History and Localization in Light of Recent AÖDZTAÜLRYKA , Hv.o Sl..2 , 3O, npcpu.2 O5.3 E-.275, 2020 (Journal Indexed in AHCI) II. AÖZnT IÜnRsKcr Hip. Sti.on from Myra Honouring Platon, the Priest of the Lycian League, and his Family III. TAhDeA LRYeA-,e vvoall.1u9a,t piopn.1 0o3f -t1h1e4 ,K 2o0c1a6i n(J o(uArnntaall Iynad)e xEeirde in aArHcChIe)s, Anteirenarches and Diogmites Inscriptions AODztAuLrkY AH,. vSo.l.18, pp.159-180, 2015 (Journal Indexed in AHCI) IV. LÖuZTciÜuRsK A Hr.t So.r , iPuisle Mvnaerlic Cia.nus' Votive Offering to Zeus Keraunios from the Haluk Perk Museum V. TAoDmALbY IAn, svcorl.i1p6t,i oppn. 1o0f7 P-1to18le, m20a1io3 s( Joofu rTnloals Indexed in AHCI) AÖDZTAÜLRYKA , Hv.o Sl..1 , 4S,u pepl .H25. E9.-265, 2011 (Journal Indexed in AHCI) VI. AÇE UVnİKiq Nu.,e C Domiseczoovgelur yO .i,n O zLtyucrika H: .T Sh. e, T Aunrkcoiegnlut IS.ynagogue at Andriake, Port of Myra VII. AD VAoLtYivAe, vOofl.f1e3r,i pnpg. 3t3o5 M-3e6t6e, r2 0T1y0m (eJnouarianal Indexed in AHCI) AODztAuLrkY AH,. vSo. l, .1P2er, kp pH.1.03-106, 2009 (Journal Indexed in AHCI) Articles Published in Other Journals I. MNiakuariaic’iduasn K Yöepnriü Ysaüzıtlar XIV - Nikaia’dan Leukai’a/Lefke’ye: Yerleşimler, Miltaşları, Roma Yolu ve LÖiZbTrÜi, RvoKl .H7,. pS.p.1-16, 2021 (Other Refereed National Journals) II. NÖZikTaÜiRaK’d Han. S Y. ,e Ancia Yr aSz.ıtlar XIII: Terbos’tan Bir Anıt Mezar ve Buluntular III. NLIeBuReI, Ivnosl.c6h, pripf.t3e9n3 -a3u9s9 ,d 2e0m20 T (eOrtrhietor rRieufmer eveodn N Matyiornaa: lD Joieu rGneamls)einde der Sybeneis in Belören/Muskar AScchtau lCelra sCs.,i cÖaZ MTÜedRiKte Hrr. aSn.ea, vol.3, pp.65-100, 2020 (Refereed Journals of Other Institutions) IV. IÖnZsTcÜrRipKt iHo.n Se. s, Ş AAsHiİaN M Hi.noris 3 V. EAicntae Cnlaesuseic aG Mraebdiintesrcrharniefat , avuosl.3 A, pnpd.r1i0a9k-e2 5(9L, y2k0i2e0n )(:R Defieer eSeadr kJoouprhnalgs voof Ont hKeorn Ionnst iutuntdio nsse)iner Frauen LÖIZBTRÜIR, vKo Hl.6. ,S p.p.385-391, 2020 (Other Refereed National Journals) VI. NÖZeTwÜ RInKs Hcr. iSp. t, iKoanrsta flr Öonmem Plri uZs.ias ad Hypium (Bithynia) I. Konuralp Archaeological Museum VII. NPheawse Ilniss, cvroilp.6t, ipopn.2s 3f7r-o2m40 N, 2ik0a2i0a (XRIeIf:e Sreaendc tJuouarnya olsf oZf eOuths eBr rIonsnttitounti oin sA)hmetler Village of Pazaryeri District GÖeZpThÜyRrKa , Hv.o Sl..2 , 0A, kntoa.ş2 A, p., pÖ.1zt7ü1r-k1 9E2. D, 2.020 (Refereed Journals of Other Institutions) VIII. TÖhzteü rRke H-E. Sv.aluation of a New Weight from Nicomedia IX. NPhikaaseiali’sd, vaonl .5Y,e pnpi. 2Y5a1z-ı2tl5a6r, 2X0I19 (Refereed Journals of Other Institutions) LÖizbtrüir, kv oHl.5 S, .pp.307-314, 2019 (Other Refereed National Journals) X. NÖziktüarika Hv.e S .Nikomedeia’dan Yeni Yazıtlar X XI. NPhikaosemlise,d vioal’.5d,a p Yp.e3n9i1 B-3i9r5 N, 2e0k1r9o p(Roelifse:r eAerdr iJaonuern ialels Oofğ Oluth Aer rIinasntiutust’iuons M)ezarı PÖhztaüsrekli sH, .v So. l,. 5G, öplpcü.1k5 R7-.,1 Ç6i0b,u 2k0 K1.9 (Refereed Journals of Other Institutions) XII. NÖZikTaÜiRaK ( BHi. tSh. y, Önziatü)r Ek gEe. mD.enlik Alanı Epigrafik-Tarihi Coğrafi Yüzey Araştırması Çalışmaları – 2017 XIII. Ar Haşetlırlemnai sStoicn uFçulanreı rTaorpyla Sntıeslıe, v Forl.3o6m, pHpe.2r5a5io-2n6 2T,e 2i0k1h9o s( N(oKna-rRaeefrveleiadl tJıo)u”r, nAaCl)M II (2018) 53-58. AÖcZtTaÜ CRlaKs sHic. aS . M, Öezdtiüterrkr Fan. Dea., vol.2, pp.53-58, 2019 (Other Refereed National Journals) XIV. IÖnzstücrkip Hti. oSn.es Asiae Minoris II XV. NAciktaa Ciala’dssainca Y Meendi itYearzraıtnlaear, IvXol.2, pp.79-227, 2019 (Other Refereed National Journals) AÖrZkTeÜoRloKj iH v.e S S. a, Önaztü Drekr Eg.i sDi,. vol.159, pp.81-92, 2018 (Other Refereed National Journals) XVI. NÖziktüarika ’Hd.a Sn. Yeni Yazıtlar VIII XVII. NPhikaaseiali’sd, naon. 4Y, epnpi.3 Y6a1z-3ıt6la9r, 2V0I1I8 (Refereed Journals of Other Institutions) TÖuztbüar-kA rH-.T Su. r, kÖiszhtü Arkca Ed. eDm. y, N Oifk oSclaieynidciess H Jo., uGrünnadl üOzf AA.rchaeology, vol.22, pp.231-243, 2018 (Refereed Journals of XVIII. IOnthscer iIpntsitoitnuetiso nAss)iae Minoris I AÖcZtTaÜ CRlaKs sHic. aS . M, ŞeAdHiteİNrr Han.ea, vol.1, pp.81-216, 2018 (Other Refereed National Journals) XIX. ·ÖAz tNürekw H D. Sa.te for L. Egnatius Victor Lollianus’ Governorship in the Province of Pontus et Bithynia XX. IAncstac rCilpatsisoicnae Ms eAdsitiearer aMnienao, vroisl. 11, ,p 2p0.4138-51, 2018 (Other Refereed National Journals) AÖcZtTaÜ CRlaKs sHic. aS . M, ŞeAdHiteİNrr Han.ea, vol.1, pp.79-216, 2018 (Refereed Journals of Other Institutions) XXI. EÖizntüer kn eHu. eS. ῥ, Aοdδaισk μMό.ς-Inschrift aus dem Hinterland von Nikaia IPnhsitlitau: tIinotnesr)national Journal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies, vol.3, pp.44-48, 2017 (Refereed Journals of Other XXII. NÖZikTaÜiRaK’d Han. S Y.eni Yazıtlar VII: Traianus’un Onurlandırılması XXIII. ZAerkueso Blorjio vnet oSann Katü, vlto Al.1la5n6,ı pp.219-222, 2017 (Other Refereed National Journals) ÖZTÜRK H. S. , Aktaş A. XXIV. RAkotmüeal’ Adrak Keoölloejil,i kp”p,. 2A8k-2tü9e, 2l 0A1r7k e(Nolaotijoinal Non-Refereed Journal) AÖkztürekl AHr. kSe.oloji, vol.55, 2017 (National Non-Refereed Journal) XXV. dEeinr nPeruoevrin Mz eBiiltehnysnteiain e ta uPso ndteurs Nähe von Dableis (Nikaia) und das flavische Straßenbauprogramm in PÖhztilüiar:k I Hnt. eSr. n, aAtdioanka Ml J.ournal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies, vol.2, pp.72-82, 2016 (Refereed Journals of Other XXVI. KInOstNitSuTtiAonNsT)İNOPOLİS SUR VE KULE YAZITLARI İÖsZtaTnÜbRuKl AHr. aSş.tırmaları Yıllığı, vol.5, pp.7-40, 2016 (National Non-Refereed Journal) XXVII. NÖziktüarika Hd.a Sn. , YDeenmi irYhaaznıt Ölazrtü VrkI E. XXVIII. IPAHEA SHEPLhISS, nYoa.z2ı, tplapr.1 C67o-r1p7u7s, 2u0 1Y6e n(Oi tYhaezrı tRleafre rIeed National Journals) PÖHztAüSrEk LHIS. S, n. ,o K.2ü, çpüpk.o1ğ4l9u- 1S5., 4B,a 2s0a1n6 Ö (zOgethçe Cr. Refereed National Journals) XXIX. AÖzmtüarskr aH .A Sr. k, Öezotlüorjki BM.üzesi nden Yeni Yazıtlar I XXX. GTÜöByAn-üAkR v, veo Ml.1u9d, pupr.n2u3 1d-2a4n2 Y, 2e0n1i 6Y a(Ozıtthlearr RIeVfereed National Journals) AÖkztdüernki zH U. Sy.garlıkları Araştırma Dergisi CEDRUS, vol.4, pp.287-297, 2016 (National Refreed University Journal) XXXI. NÖzetuüerk I Hns. Sc.h , rDifötnemn eazu-Ösz Gtüörykn Fü.k und Mudurnu II IPnhsitlitau: tIinotnesr)national Journal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies, vol.1, pp.123-128, 2015 (Refereed Journals of Other XXXII. C”İOSRTPAUNSBUU:L İ SATRAANŞBTUIRLM’DAALNA RAIN ETNİKS TDİÖTNÜSEÜM, HYAEZLILTELNAIRKIO /S İPSHTIALNOBLUOLG IRKEOSSE SAYRLCLHO IGNOSST YITAUZTITEL,AR IHSETLALNEBNUILKOS PHILOLOGIKOS SYLLOGOS INSCRIPTION CORPUS: ANCIENT INSCRIPTIONS FROM İÖsZtaTnÜbRuKl AHr. aSş. t,ı rÖmZaTlÜaRrıK E Bns.titüsü Yıllığı, vol.4, pp.7-26, 2015 (National Non-Refereed Journal) XXXIII. CSuonrpau vse’u İnan Kıraç Vakfı İstanbul Araştırmaları Enstitüsü: Hellenikos Philologikos Syllogos Yazıtlar AÖkZtTüÜeRl AKr Hke. So.loji, vol.44, pp.8-9, 2015 (National Non-Refereed Journal) XXXIV. SÖizntüorpk AHr. kS.e ,o Fluoajit DM.üzesi Yeni Yazıtlar I XXXV. HPHaAlûSkE LPIeSr, vko Ml.1ü, zpeps.1i 8K5y, z2i0k1o5s (iOleth Hera dRreifaenreeead dNaanti oYneanl iJ oYuarznıatllas)r PÖHztAüSrEk LHIS. S, v.ol.1, pp.191-197, 2015 (Other Refereed National Journals) XXXVI. NÖziktüarika Hd.a Sn. Yeni Yazıtlar V XXXVII. GAködyennüizk Uvyeg aMrluıkdlaurrın Aur adşatınrm Yae Dnie rYgaisziı tClEaDr RIIUIS, vol.3, pp.257-267, 2015 (National Refreed University Journal) AÖkztdüernki zH U. Sy.g ,a Frillıikzl aDr.ı ÖA.raştırma Dergisi CEDRUS, vol.3, pp.243-256, 2015 (National Refreed University Journal) XXXVIII. Nikaia (Bithynia) Egemenlik Alanı Epigrafik-Tarihi Coğrafi Yüzey Araştırması Çalışmaları –2013 TÖEZBTEÜ RHKa bHe. rSle.r, vol.37, pp.35-36, 2014 (National Non-Refereed Journal) XXXIX. NÖziktüarika Hd.a Sn. Yeni Yazıtlar IV İznik Arkeoloji Müzesi Bursa XL. NAkikdaeinaiz d Uayng aYrelınklia
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