Séminaire « Mers ottomanes : de la Méditerranée à l’Océan Indien » Cycle Archéologie nautique Filipe Castro (Texas&AM University, Programme Archéologie Nautique) The Atlantic nautical archaeology: some case studies (16th-18th) Lundi 26 mars 2012 à 18h à l’IFEA Intervention en anglais Organisateurs : Dejanirah Couto et Jean-Louis Bacqué-Grammont
Seminer « Osmanlı Denizleri : Akdeniz’den Hint Okyanusu’na » “Sualtı Arkeolojisi” Serisi Filipe Castro (Texas A&M University/Nautical archaeology program) The Atlantic nautical archaeology : some case studies (16th-18th)26 Mart Pazartesi, saat 18:00’da, IFEA’da Sunum dili Ingilizce’dir. Düzenleyenler : Dejanirah Couto ve Jean-Louis Bacqué-Grammont
Séminaire « Archéologies anatoliennes » Cycle « L’habitation, l’abri de l’homme à travers les âges » Dr. Eylem Özdoğan (Université d’Istanbul, Département de Préhistoire) Mercredi 28 mars 2012 à 18h00 à l’IFEA “L’habitat et l’architecture en Thrace au Néolithique : des edifices complexes aux solutions simples” Intervention en turc
Seminer: Anadolu Arkeolojileri Dizi: Zaman İçinde İnsanoğlunun Barınağı Olarak Konut Dr. Eylem Özdoğan (İstanbul Üniversitesi, Prehistorya Anabilim Dalı) 28 Mart Çarşamba 2012’de, saat 18:00’de, IFEA’da, « Neolitik Dönem’de Trakya’da Yerleşim ve Mimari: Gelişkin Yapılardan Basit Çözümlere » Sunum dili Türkçe’dir.
27 Février 2012 / Cartothèque de l’IFEA – la carte de la semaine :Plan de Constantinople de 1683 par le Cartographe : Allain MalletPublié à Paris, version colisisée postérieurement. (11 * 16 cm)Une des premières représentation de la ville avec des informations précieuses sur les ports et les murailles.
Deniz Beyazıt (ed.) At the crossroads of empires: 14th-15th century Eastern Anatolia, Varia Anatolica XXV, Istanbul, Paris, IFEA – De Boccard, 2012 238p. ISBN 978-2-36245-002-0 At the Crossroads of Empires: 14th – 15th Century Eastern Anatolia is a compilation of selected papers presented at a conference held in Istanbul in May 2007, treating history, coinage, architecture, and arts of the book. This publication gathers new scholarship about the remote, previously under-researched eastern parts of modern Turkey, from the final decades of Ilkhanid rule to the eve of the Ottoman empire. This is a very complex period and the lack of sources creates a serious handicap for its understanding. Much of the difficulty in dealing with the history of this
