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THE ANTIOCHEIA AD CRAGUM ARCHAEOLOGICAL
RESEARCH PROJECT:
NORTHEAST TEMPLE 2008 SEASON
Michael HOFF*
Rhys TOWNSEND
Ece ERDOĞMUŞ
In the summer of 2008, members of the Antiocheia ad Cragum
Archaeological Research Project (ACARP) returned to Güney Köyü, Gazipaşa,
for a third season of research on the Northeast Temple. The field season
was conducted under the auspices of the Archaeological Directorate of the
Ministry of Culture to which we are extremely grateful for granting us the
excavation permit. We are grateful to Seher Türkmen, Associate Director of
the Alanya Museum, for her helpful advice and encouragement. We further
appreciate the efforts of local officials who helped to facilitate our project;
particular thanks are given to Cemburak Özgenç, mayor of Gazipaşa, and
his assistant, Ülkü Özdemir, for all their efforts on our behalf. Funding for
the project was generously provided by the United States National Science
Foundation, the University of Nebraska Research Council and the Hixson-
Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, the Harvard University Loeb
Classical Library Foundation, and Clark University.
The structure is identified as an imperial Roman temple of the early
third century AD. Student assistants for 2008 were: Lily Acunzo, Catherine
Armwood, Michael Bond, Claire Frost, Susan Herringer, Julia McKinley,
Kenzi Meyer, Travis Shafer, Jamie Tills, Melissa White, and Justin Winter.
* Prof. Dr. Michael HOFF, Dept. of Art and Art History, University of Nebraska, 120 Richards
Hall, Lincoln. NE 68588-0114/USA.
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