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Fig. 1: Gold, pearl, and emerald earring (SF6507) (Lightfoot 2005–2006)

Fig. 1: Zeyrek Camii, east facade (Ousterhout 2005–2006)

Fig. 2: Zeyrek Camii, west facade (Ousterhout 2005–2006)

Fig. 1: Map of flotation samples for paleobotanical analysis collected during the 2005 excavation campaign (Rabinowitz and Sedikova 2005–2006)

Fig. 2: Sunken-floor structure beneath room 30 of the 12th/13th-century phase (Rabinowitz and Sedikova 2005–2006)

Fig. 3: The 10th/11th-century beaten-earth floor of the sunken-floor building of room 33 (Rabinowitz and Sedikova 2005–2006)

Fig. 1: Map of Turkey with Çadır Höyük in archaeological context (Steadman 2005–2006)

Fig. 2: View of the site near Gellingüllü Lake (Steadman 2005–2006)

Fig. 3: Photograph of the “new” trench (940.980) (Steadman 2005–2006)

Fig. 4: Drawing of the “new” trench (940.980) (Steadman 2005–2006)

Fig. 5: Trench excavated in 2001, but cleaned and redefined in 2005 for greater clarity (Steadman 2005–2006)

Fig. 6: African Red Slip Ware (Steadman 2005–2006)

Fig. 7: Impressed ware (early Byzantine ceramics) (Steadman 2005–2006)

Fig. 1: Autonomous coin of the Amorium mint, mid-second century AD, showing a bust of Apollo with his lyre (Lightfoot 2006–2007)

Fig. 2: Reconstructed marble lintel over the south doorway in the church narthex at Amorium (Lightfoot 2006–2007)

Fig. 3: Gold, bronze, and glass finds from Tomb 18, dated to the eleventh century, in the church atrium (Lightfoot 2006–2007)

Fig. 4: View of the Byzantine Dark Age treading floor and collection vats in Trench XE (Lightfoot 2006–2007)

Fig. 5: Fragments of an inscribed marble sarcophagus lid (T2031), found in a garden wall belonging to Şerafettin Arıözsoy (Lightfoot 2006–2007)

Fig. 1: Map of Sourtara Galaniou Kozanis in northern Greece (Bourbou 2006–2007)

Fig. 2: Skeleton 083. Impacted left maxillary canine (radiograph) (Bourbou 2006–2007)

Fig. 3: Skeleton 105. Severe cribra orbitalia on left eye orbit (Bourbou 2006–2007)

Fig. 4: Skeleton 088. Osteomyelitis of the right tibial shaft (Bourbou 2006–2007)

Fig. 1: Sketch plan of the subterranean early Christian burial complex (Stevens 2006–2007)

Fig. 2: Overview of the Small Vaulted Room during excavation (Stevens 2006–2007)

Fig. 3: Tombs along the north wall of the Small Vaulted Room (Stevens 2006–2007)

Fig. 4: Overview of the floor of the Large Vaulted Room (Stevens 2006–2007)

Fig. 5: Tomb mosaics of Florentia, Elia Theodora, and Agapia (Stevens 2006–2007)

Fig. 11: Italian conservators stabilize painted plaster on pillars of the Tri-Conch chapel (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 6: Unit N Tri-Conch Chapel (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 2: Map showing the areas of GPR survey conducted in 2006 (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 1: Map of the White Monastery Site (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 3: Excavation Units H–L in Area 1, from 2006 (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 4: Unit M mud brick buildings in Area 3 (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 5: Unit O mud brick building in Area 1 (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 7: Photo documentation of White Monastery Church, 2006 (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 8: Units H–L view southwest (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 9: Unit M view north (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 10: Unit O view southwest (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 12: Detail of phased flooring on the southern rooms of the Tri-Conch chapel after cleaning (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 13: Tri-Conch chapel (Brooks Hedstrom 2006–2007)

Fig. 9: Low-rise oven in room 7 (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 4: Rooms 3–9 of monastic residence B (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 7: Coptic inscription on north face of south wall in Room 3 (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 8: Cross on eastern face of west wall in Room 3, facing west (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 1: Map of the archaeological mounds at John the Little (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 2: Topographic map of a small section of the site with 0.20 meter contours (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 3: Map of monastic residence B (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 5: Glass and plaster window from Room 2 (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 6: Wall painting of two individuals from fill near western face of east wall of Room 3 (Davis et al. 2006–2007)

Fig. 1: Plan of the church in its last phase (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 2: Nave and sanctuary after excavation, looking east (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 3: Window voussoirs in the destruction layer, looking west (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 4: Capital B.982 of the second order of the south colonnade (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 5: Lower part of the south half of the west fence of the sanctuary, in situ, looking east (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 6: Sounding in the sanctuary, looking north (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 7: Overall chronological distribution of pottery finds by rim equivalent (no dated pottery from AD 900 to 1090) (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 8: Preliminary plan of the area to the east of the church (Beaudry 2007–2008)

Fig. 1: Map of the archaeological mounds at John the Little (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 2: Excavated areas added to last season’s map (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 3: Rooms 3–15 facing east (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 4: Room 4a at floor level with five niches along south wall and a window above the central niche (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 5: Brick encased oven in Units 62 and 63 (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 6: Wall painting of a female figure with crown (possibly the Virgin Mary), from Room 3 (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 7: Coptic dipinto on east face of west wall in Room 3 (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 8: Ceramic vessels found by oven installation in room 9 (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 9: Window in north wall of room 4a showing window/air vents and the plaster grooves for closing the windows with shutters (Davis et al. 2007–2008)

Fig. 1: Kiln furniture (Waksman 2008–2009)

Fig. 2: Biscuit-fired wasters (Waksman 2008–2009)

Fig. 3: Biscuit-fired and glazed ceramics with monograms (Waksman 2008–2009)

Fig. 1: Plan of the Enkleistra complex of St. Neophytos (Kakoulli and Fischer 2008–2009)

Fig. 2: Detail of the paintings in the Bema (Kakoulli and Fischer 2008–2009)

Fig. 1: Combined areas of study of the Survey of Thisve-Kastorion (Dunn 2008–2009)

Fig. 2: Western Boeotia (Dunn 2008–2009)

Fig. 3: Ancient Thisve/Byzantine Kastorion: Pre-Classical to Byzantine and Frankish features (Dunn 2008–2009)

Fig. 4: Post-medieval productive installations of the village of Kastoriya-Kakosi (Dunn 2008–2009)

Fig. 5: Thisve/Kastorion, the Lower Acropolis (Dunn 2008–2009)

Fig. 6: Agios Loukas: Ground plan (all phases) after cleaning (Dunn 2008–2009)

Fig. 1: Aerial view of Byzantine excavations on northern terrace (Steadman 2008–2009)

Fig. 2: Rooms with plastered and flagstone floors (Steadman 2008–2009)

Fig. 3: Kitchen area (oven in foreground) (Steadman 2008–2009)

Fig. 4a: Metal implements found in kitchen area (Steadman 2008–2009)

Fig. 4b: Metal implements found in kitchen area (Steadman 2008–2009)

Fig. 4c: Metal implements found in kitchen area (Steadman 2008–2009)

Fig. 1: Map of Cilician region showing Kilise Tepe and other sites in the Göksu Valley (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 2: Plan of excavation areas at Kilise Tepe, 2007–2009 (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 3: View toward the church, with areas L17 and L16 in the foreground (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 4: View to the south of spaces on the northern part of the complex (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 5: Two fire installations, built into a stone bench constructed against the west side of the east wall of the courtyard in L17 (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 6: View of the room in O14a-O14c, looking south (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 7: View of partially excavated grave cut, which postdates the line of W4003 (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 8: Screenshot of GIS during digitization of features in the area east of the church, following the work of the 2009 season (Jackson 2009–2010)

Fig. 1: General view of the valley below Kaftûn village, monastery situated in the center (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 2: Church of Mar Sarkis and Bakhos, view from the northwest (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 3: General plan of the monastery and church in Kaftûn (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 4: Church of Mar Sarkis and Bakhos in Kaftûn, ground plan (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 5: Interior of the church during restoration work (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 6: Christ and Saint John the Baptist in the Deesis scene (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 7: Communion of the Apostles on the north wall of the central nave and fragmentary Arabic inscription above the cornice (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 8: Ground plan of the church with cross sections (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

Fig. 9: Northern elevation of the church, photogrammetrical view (Waliszewski and Chmielewski 2009–2010)

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