Thrace through the Ages: Pottery as Evidence for Commerce and Culture from Prehistoric Times to the Islamic Period

About

Zeynep Koçel Erdem graduated from Istanbul University Department of Prehistory and Archaeology in 1982. She completed her masters degree in 1984 and PhD in 1996 in Classical Archaeology at the same university. She has been working as faculty member at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University/stanbul Department of Archaeology since 2000. Her main research interest is the archaeology of the Eastern Thrace. Since 2008 she has been conducting archaeological surveys in Tekirda Province and the Gallipoli Peninsula of Çanakkale Province in Turkey. Since 2021 she is the director of Excavations in Perinthos (Tekirda Marmara Erelisi). Reyhan ahin studied Classical Archaeology at Istanbul University and Goethe University at Frankfurt am Main/Germany. She completed her MA thesis at Goethe University/Frankfurt in 2007 and Phd Thesis at Istanbul University in 2013. In her masters thesis she examined Attic Black Glazed pottery from Priene/Ionia (Turkey). The subject of her PhD thesis is Red Figure Pottery from Ainos/Thrace (Enez/Turkey). She has several publications about Attic Pottery of Classical Period as well as Hellenistic and Roman Pottery. She works as Associate Professor of Archaeolgy at Bursa Uluda University/Turkey.