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The Significance of the Hippodrome - Touran Samii
The declaration of Constantinople as the capital of the Roman Empire in 330 BC was not only a political statement, but one that also announced the urban development of the city as one pertaining to Ro… more →
The Other Side of Byzantium
Flickrfan: Baltimore Theater District
sgarrett6 wrote 2 weeks ago: Photographed by ktylerconk Beautiful day in Baltimore to see Cesar Millan, the dog whisperer, at the … more →
The Significance of the Hippodrome - Touran Samii
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: The declaration of Constantinople as the capital of the Roman Empire in 330 BC was not only a politi … more →
doğa ortaköylü
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: In the fieldtrip on Saturday we learned that we walked through some places in Sultanahmet without kn … more →
Hippodrome and Obelisk of Theodosius, Polat Utku Kayrak
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: This first field trip was a great experience for me although I am a Turkish citizen and used to go t … more →
The Hidden History of Istanbul - Andrea Hague
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: Our Late Antique & Byzantine art history class traveled to Sultanahmet two Saturdays ago to see … more →
Hippodrome and its monuments (Nil Hocaoglu)
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: In the Byzantine period, Chariot race is the only game that survived after the classical antiquity. … more →
The Hippodrome and Its Monuments - Ayse Yucel
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: Constantinople is former capital of the Byzantine Empire, which was founded at A.D. 330 as the new c … more →
Serhat Goncal - A fieldtrip in Sultanahmet
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: Living 22 years in İstanbul and being a native of Istanbul I have been only one time in Sultanahmet … more →
The Hippodrome and it's monuments - Ayşe Aslıhan Ağralı
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: The construction of the Hippodrome was started by the emperor Septimus Severus in 196. Also Constant … more →
Blog Post on the Hippodrome, David Bergstein
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: Our field trip began at the Augustaion Square, directly outside the Hagia Sophia. In Byzantium the A … more →
Field Trip 1 - Ozlem Bilgic
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: The Hippodrome was started built during the reign of Septimius Severus and then finishes by the Cons … more →
THE GREAT PALACE AND MOSAIC PERISTYLE - Romina Habib
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: THE GREAT PALACE AND MOSAIC PERISTYLE The Great Palace of Byzantium was built by Constantine the Gre … more →
Lesley Dudden “A Day in Sultanahmet”
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: When walking through modern day Sultanahmet under the shadows of the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosqu … more →
Field Trip 1 (Didem Özcan)
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: The palace of Antiochos near the Hippodrome of Constantinople was built in 416-418 and after the dow … more →
The Hippodrome and its monuments (Narges Aminolsharei)
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: The Other Side of Byzantium Late Antique and Byzantine Art Field Trip 1 (24 October 2009) The Hippod … more →
Field Trip 1: Reflections (Will Wyeth)
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: The Augusteon square at the very centre of the Byzantine empire and its capital Constantinople has w … more →
Underground Saturday in the Historical Peninsula (Berk BÜLBÜL)
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: As it is quite obvious most of the Byzantine monuments in Istanbul are quite in bad shape. However c … more →
A Saturday in Sultanahmet: Reflection (Harrison King)
arha318 wrote 3 weeks ago: Although it has largely disappeared today, the Hippodrome of Constantinople was once a vibrant urban … more →
Pictures from Field Trip 1
arha318 wrote 4 weeks ago: Here is a selection of pictures from our first field trip. These were taken by Prof. Ricci. Enjoy an … more →
