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2012-2013ARIT - NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES ADVANCED RESEARCH FELLOWS (2012 - 2013) Dr. Abdurrahman Atçıl, Ottoman History, Queens College, City University of New York, Scholar-Bureaucrats, Sultan and Law in the Ottoman Empire, 1450-1600 Dr. John J. Curry, Ottoman History, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, From Countryside to Capital: The Struggle of the Sa’baniye Branch of the Halveti Sufi Order to Adapt to the Early Modern World of the Ottoman Empire Dr. Ayfer Karakaya-Stump, Ottoman History, The College of William and Mary, Genealogies of ‘Heterodox’ Islam in Anatolia: Rethinking the Köprülü Paradigm Dr. Joshua M. White, Ottoman History and Law, University of Virginia, Catch and Release: Piracy, Slavery, and Law in the Early Modern Ottoman Mediterranean ARIIT-NEH Fellowships are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Dr. Amy Mills, Geography and History, University of South Carolina, Istanbul in Satirical Images: Modernity, Urban Social Geography, and National Identity in Republican Era Turkey Ms. Mary E. Neumeier, History and Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, ‘There is a Capanoğlu Behind This:’ Ottoman Architecture in the Provinces (1750-1824) Mr. Christopher Sheklian, Political Science and Religion, University of Chicago, What is ‘Neo-’ about Neo-Laicism? Property, Rights, and Religion among Turkish Armenians Dr. Shannan Stewart, Archaeology, University of Illinois, Gordion Hellenistic Pottery: Toward an Integrated Final Publication Ms. Elizabeth Williams, Ottoman History, Georgetown University, Developing Modernity: The Politics of Agrarian Reform in the Ottoman Periphery Mr. Murat C. Yıldız, Ottoman History, The University of California, Los Angeles, Strengthening, Training, and Preparing the Sons of the Nation: Modern Sports and Physical Education during the Late Ottoman Empire and Early Turkish Republic The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs provides the funding to support fellowships at overseas research centers. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Mr. Ali Sipahi, Anthropology and History, University of Michigan, City-building in the Ottoman Provinces: War-making, State-making, and Urbanization in Elaziğ Funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the Joukowsky Family Foundation, which supports the John Freely Fellowships in honor of Professor John Freely.
Ms. G. Senem Özden Gerçeker, Classical Archeology, Istanbul University, Sagalassos Red Slip Ware found in the Fill Layers of the West Necropolis at Perge Ms. Özlem Güçlü, Sociology Department, Mimar Sinan University, Silent Female Characters in the New Cinema of Turkey: Gender, Nation and Memory Mr. Oğul Emre Öncü, Classical Archaeology, Istanbul University, Terracotta Elements in the Archaic Period Architecture of Aiolis Dr. Fatma Gül Öztürk, Faculty of Architecture, Çankaya University, Survey of Byzantine Settlements in Açıksaray and the Environs Ms. Songül Ulutaş, History Department, Mersin University, The Soco-Economic Structure of the Kaza of Tarsus (1856-1914) Dr. Berna Yazıcı, Atatürk Institute, Boğaziçi University, Children of the State? State, Children and Families in a Changing Turkey ARIT Turkish fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the American Research Institute in Turkey
Mr. Mete Aksan, Classical Archaeology, Istanbul University, The Tumuli of Southeastern Thrace: A Re-evaluation of the Data from pre-1980 Excavations Mr. Orhan Serdar, PhD. Archeometry Department, Middle East Technical University, From the Depths of the Earth to the Depths of the Sea, the Journeys of Marble Anchors
Dr. İncifer Banu Doğan, Prehistory, Istanbul University, (currently librarian, DAI, Istanbul), The Treatment of the Concept of Religion in Prehistoric Archeology Dr. Ekin Oyken, Latin Language and Literature, Istanbul University, The Musical Ethos as a Meaning-making Process in Ancient Culture
Dr. İsmail Baykara, Archaeology Departmentt, Van University, Gateway to the Levant: the Hatay and Human Dispersals during the upper Pleistocene Ms. Müge Ergun, Prehistory, Istanbul University, The Seed Remains at Aşıklı Höyük and the Early Development of Agriculture Dr Handan Üstundağ, Archaeology Department, Anadolu University, A Paleopathological Study of the Child Skeletons from the Excavations at Kültepe/Kanesh Funding for the Hanfmann and Mellink Fellowships is provided by an anonymous donor in honor of George M. A. and Ilse B. Hanfmann and Machteld J. Mellink.
From Turkey: Mr. Orhan Serdar, Archeometry Department, Middle East Technical University, Archaeometric Studies on the Stone Anchors from the Yenikapı Excavations in Istanbul From Greece: Mr. Sotirios Dimitriadis, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, The Transformation of Urban Space in Late Ottoman Thessaloniki Ms. Triantafyllia Eirini Dogiama, Archaeology, McMaster University, The Study of Lithic Projectile Points Made of Obsidian from the Neolithic Site of Catalhoyuk in Central Anatolia (7400 – 6000 B.C.) Mr Ioannis Theocharis, Archaeology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, The Treatment of Architectural Sculpture of Athens from the Early to Middle Byzantine Periods ARIT and ASCSA Aegean Exchange fellowships are funded by the Department of State, Bureau of Educational and
Cultural Affairs and cosponsored by the American
School of Classical Studies at Athens. 2011-2012ARIT - NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES ADVANCED RESEARCH FELLOWS (2011 - 2012) Dr. John R. Senseney, Archaeology, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Classical Architects of Asia Minor and Neighboring Islands Dr. Brian Silverstein, Anthropology, University of Arizona, The Social Meanings of Numbers: Statistics, Reform and Society in Turkey Dr. Yektan Türkyılmaz, Duke University, Claiming Victimhood, Creating Nations: Ethno-nationalist Conflict in Eastern Anatolia, 1908-1938 ARIIT-NEH Fellowships are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Ms. Elizabeth S. Angell, Anthropology, Columbia University, The Seismic Cityscape: Earthquake Anticipation in Istanbul Dr. Benjamin S. Arbuckle, Anthropology, Baylor University, Horse Domestication in the Ancient Near East: Testing the 'Anatolian Origins' Hypothesis Ms. Yasemin Gencer, History of Art, Indiana University, Delivering the Satirical Punch: Reform, Secularism, and Nation Building in Cartoons of the Early Turkish Republic (1922-1928) [with additional funds from the Istanbul Friends of ARIT] Mr. Timur Hammond, Geography, University of California, Los Angeles, Authenticating Eyup: Heritage, Piety, and the Making of an Islamic Place Ms. Naomi R. Pitamber, History of Art, University of California, Los Angeles, Re-Placing Byzantium: Laskarid Urban Environments and the Landscape of Loss (1204-1261) Ms. Bridget M. Purcell, Anthropology, Princeton University, What has Abraham got to do with Ataturk? Pilgrimage and State in Southeastern Turkey The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs provides the funding to support fellowships at overseas research centers. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Triantafyllia-Eirini Dogiama, Anthropology, McMaster University, Points of Reference: Projectiles, Hunting and Identity at Neolithic Çatalhöyük, Turkey JOHN FREELY FELLOW: Mr. Hadi Hosainy, History, University of Texas, Austin, Islamic Law and Gender: the Bargaining of Women's Property Rights in the 17th and 18th Century Ottoman Empire ISTANBUL FRIENDS OF ARIT FELLOW: Ms. Yasemin Gencer, History of Art, Indiana University, Delivering the Satirical Punch: Reform, Secularism, and Nation Building in Cartoons of the Early Turkish Republic (1922-1928) [with additional support from ECA) Funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the Joukowsky Family Foundation, which supports the John Freely Fellowships in honor of Professor John Freely.
The Kenan T. Erim Fellowship is supported by the American Friends of Aphrodisias in honor of Professor Erim.
U.S. Department of Education, Fulbright-Hays Advanced Language Fellows, Bogazici University, Istanbul 2011:
The U.S. Department of Education, Princeton University, the American Association of Teachers of Turkic Languages and ARIT provide support for participants in the Bogazici University Summer Program in Intensive Advanced Turkish Language
Professor Simeon Estatiev, Islamic and Middle Eastern History, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria, The Istanbul Kadizadeli Movement and its Role in 17th and 18th Century Islamic Renewal in the Middle East Professor Benedek Péri, Turkic Studies, Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest, Hungary, The Persian Gazels of Yavuz Sultan Selim (1512-1520) Dr. János Sipos, Musicology, Institute for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, The Musical Life of Two Bektashi Communities Professor Tsoni Tsonev, Archaeology, National Institute of Archaeology and Museum, Sofia, Bulgaria, Origins and Development of Early Farmers’ Bread Culture in Anatolia and the Eastern Balkans ARIT Mellon fellowships are funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
ARIT Turkish fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the American Research Institute in Turkey
Ms. Hande Günözü, Art History, Türkiyat Araştırmaları Enstitüsü, Istanbul University, Studies and Improvements on the Injection Materials Used in the Protection of the Cappadocian Area Byzantine Period Plasters Mr. Şener Yıldırım, Art History, Anadolu University, Eskişehir, The Byzantine Period Architecture of Side
Mr. Aytuğ Arslan, Art History, Anadolu University, Eskişehir, Architectural Remains from the Region of Konya (Lycaonia) dating to the 4th – 12th Centuries of the Byzantine Period (Early and Middle)
Ms. Melike Zeren, Archaeology, Ege University, Izmir, The ‘Albertium Group’ and the Surrounding Clazomenian Sarcophagi of the Archaic Period Funding for the Hanfmann and Mellink Fellowships is provided by an anonymous donor in honor of George M. A. and Ilse B. Hanfmann and Machteld J. Mellink.
From Turkey: Ms. Zeliha Gider Büyüközer, Classical Archaeology, Selçuk University, Konya, Doric Architecture in Caria Region Dr. Koray Durak, History, Bosphorus University, Investigation of the Medieval Greek Sources for the Study of Byzantine-Islamic Trade from the Seventh to the Eleventh Centuries Dr. Ayşe Ozil, History, Bosphorus University, Greek Orthodox Communities and Education in 19th Century Istanbul
Dr. Dimitrios Drakoulis, Center for Byzantine Research, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Land Uses and Functional Shells in Urban Spaces during the Early Byzantine Period Dr. Panagiotis Poulos, Turkish and Modern Asian Studies, University of Athens, Ottoman Cultural Heritage and Turkish Modernity ARIT and ASCSA Aegean Exchange fellowships are funded by the Department of State, Bureau of Educational and
Cultural Affairs and cosponsored by the American
School of Classical Studies at Athens. 2010-2011ARIT - NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES ADVANCED RESEARCH FELLOWS (2010 - 2011) Dr. Christina Luke, Archaeology, Boston University, Preservation of Heritage Landscapes in Central Lydia, Western Turkey Dr. Nukhet Varlık, History, University of Chicago, Plague and Empire: the Ottoman Experience, 1347-1600 ARIIT-NEH Fellowships are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Mark Abbe, Archaeology, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, The Polychromy of Marble Sculpture in Roman Asia Minor Mr. Faiz Ahmed, History, University of California, Berkeley, Young Turks and the Rule of Law in Afghanistan: the Nizamnama Codes of Shah Amanullah and the Turko-Afghan Juridical Nexus, 1919-1929 Dr. Nabil Al-Tikriti, History, University of Mary Washington, Defining Non-belief, Delineating Loyalty: the 16th Century Struggle for Ottoman Religious Identity Mr. Brad Dennis, History, University of Utah, Başbakanlık and Mütfülük Data Gathering Project: Comparative Socio-Economics of Different Eastern Anatolian Regions, 1870-1896 Ms. Catalina Hunt, History, Ohio State University, Changing Identities at the Fringes of the Late Ottoman Empire: the Turks and Tatars of Dobruca, 1839-1914 Ms. Rebecca Ingram, Archaeology, Texas A & M University, Autopsy of a Byzantine Merchantman: Documenting the 7th-Century Shipwreck Excavated at the Theodosian Harbor at Yenikapı Mr. Joakim Parslow, Political Science, University of Washington, Justice and Security in Transitions to Democracy: the Cases of Egypt and Turkey Ms. Melissa Rosenzweig, Anthropology, University of Chicago, Imperial Environments: the Politics of Agricultural Practice at Ziyaret Tepe in the First Millennium BCE Dr. Fariba Zarinebaf, History, University of California, Riverside, Ottoman-European Encounters in Istanbul: Alla Franca in Ottoman Modernity The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs provides the funding to support fellowships at overseas research centers. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
JOHN FREELY / ISTANBUL FRIENDS OF ARIT FELLOW (2010-2011): Mr. Erol Ülker, History, University of Chicago, Making the Nation, Un-Making the Working Class: the Tramway Workers’ Movement in Istanbul, 1918-1928 Funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the Joukowsky Family Foundation, which supports the John Freely Fellowships in honor of Professor John Freely.
Mr. Mark Abbe, Archaeology, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, The Polychromy of Marble Sculpture of Roman Aphrodisias The Kenan T. Erim Fellowship is supported by the American Friends of Aphrodisias in honor of Professor Erim.
U.S. Department of Education, Fulbright-Hays Advanced Language Fellows, Bogazici University, Istanbul 2010:
The U.S. Department of Education, Princeton University, the American Association of Teachers of Turkic Languages and ARIT provide support for participants in the Bogazici University Summer Program in Intensive Advanced Turkish Language
Mr. Erkan Fidan, Anatolian Archaeology Department, Istanbul University, Situating the Early Bronze Age Architecture of Küllüoba (Eskişehir) in the Western Anatolian and Aegean Worlds
Dr. Suna Çağaptay-Arıkan, Faculty of Architecture, Bahçeşehir University, Behind the Façades: Reading Buildings for a Mixed Cultural Past in Medieval Anatolia Mr. Özgür Turak, Classical Archaeology, Social Sciences Institute, Istanbul University, Roman Sarcophagi from Pamphylia and Workshop Problems
Funding for the Hanfmann and Mellink Fellowships is provided by an anonymous donor in honor of George M. A. and Ilse B. Hanfmann and Machteld J. Mellink.
From Turkey:
Ms. Lilian Dogiama, Anthropology, McMaster University, Manuafacture, Use, and Discard of Obsidian Projectile Points from Catal Hoyuk, Turkey Mr. Ioannis Kolakis, History, Korais Historic Public Library, Chios, Greece, A Social History of the Greek Island Chios during the late 18th and Early 19th Centuries 2009-2010ARIT - NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES ADVANCED RESEARCH FELLOWS (2009 - 2010): Dr. Tolga Esmer, History, Pennsylvania State University, Bandits, Saints and Ethno-Martyrs: a Muslim Frontier Family at the Dawn of the 'Age of Nationalism' in the Ottoman Balkans Dr. Maureen Jackson, Comparative Literature, University of Washington, A View from the Province: Multi-Ethnic Music-Making in Late Ottoman Izmir Dr. Tijana Krstic, History, Pennsylvania State University, A Mediterranean Network: Spanish Moriscos in the Ottoman Empire and Beyond, 1570s-1620s ARIT-NEH Fellowships are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Dr. Sarah Bassett, History of Art, Wayne State University, Late Antique Honorific Sculpture in Constantinople Dr. Andrew Goldman, Archaeology, Gonzaga University, Concluding Field Season of the Roman Gordion Project Ms. Susan Gunasti, Political Science, Princeton University, The Ulema's Last Stand: Religion, Politics, and the Interpretation of the Qur'an in Early Twentieth Century Turkey Ms. Emily Hammer, Archaeology, Harvard University, Nomadic Pastoralism Along the Upper Tigris River, Southeast Turkey Dr. Kimberly Hart, Anthropology, Buffalo State College, The Orthodoxization of Islamic Practice in Western Turkey Ms. Allison Keane, History, Binghamton University, Women, Legal Reform, and Social Change in the Ottoman Empire, 1876-1922 Ms. Sara Madole, Archaeology, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, Sarcophagus Imagery and the Construction of Identity in Local Contexts of Asia Minor Dr. Charles Wilkins, History, Wake Forest University, Early Modern Empires and the Ottoman Incorporation of Syria, 1516-1760 The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs provides the funding to support fellowships at overseas research centers. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Bike Yazıcıoğlu, Archaeology, University of Chicago, People of Kaneš in the 21st-17th Century BC: Communal and Individual Dimensions of Identity in a Cosmopolitan Center in Anatolia ARIT Kress fellowships are funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.
JOHN FREELY FELLOW: Dr. Sabri Ateş, Religion, Southern Methodist University, Shi’is of the Shah, Sunnis of the Sultan: Religion, Politics and the Making of the Ottoman-Iranian Boundary The Joukowsky Family Foundation supports the John Freely Fellowships in honor of Professor John Freely.
Mr. Nikolaos Michailidis, History, Princeton University, Contested Roots, Uncertain Futures: the Politics of Memory and Identification in the Eastern Black Sea Region of Contemporary Turkey Funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul
Ms. Angela Commito, Archaeology, University of Michigan, The Yenidere Cayı Aqueduct of Aphrodisias in Context The Kenan T. Erim Fellowship is supported by the American Friends of Aphrodisias in honor of Professor Erim.
U.S. Department of Education, Fulbright-Hays Advanced Language Fellows, Bogazici University, Istanbul 2009:
The U.S. Department of Education, Princeton University, the American Association of Teachers of Turkic Languages and ARIT provide support for participants in the Bogazici University Summer Program in Intensive Advanced Turkish Language
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in the Critical Language Scholarships Initiative
Mr. Grigor A. Boykov, Grigor, History, Bilkent University, (Bulgaria), Reviving Roumelia: Urban and Rural Life in Ottoman Upper Thrace (14th-17th Centuries) Ms. Mariya M. Kiprovska, History, Bilkent University, (Bulgaria), Power Embodied in Stones: the Architectural Legacy of the Mihaloğlu Family as an Indication of their Political Strength and Spiritual Inclinations Dr. Viorel Panaite, History, University of Bucharest; Institute of South-East European Studies of Romanian Academy, Romania, Western Diplomacy, Commercial Navigation and Ottoman Law in the Mediterranean (Late-16th and Early-17th Centuries) ARIT Mellon fellowships are funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Bilge Ar, Architecture, Istanbul Technical University, Structural Change in the Church of Aya Irine over Time Ms. Ü. Melda Ermiş, Art History Department, Istanbul University, An Evaluation of Byzantine Period Architectural Activity in the Iznik Region Mr. Edip Gölbaşı, Ataturk Institute, Boğaziçi University, Ottoman Policies towards the Kızılbash and Nosairian Communities Dr. Rana Özbal, History, Boğaziçi University, Preparation for the Publication of the Excavation Results at Tell Kurdu (Hatay) Ms. Müge Özbek, Atatürk Institute, Boğaziçi University, The Regulation of Prostitution in the Late Ottoman Empire (1875-1922) Dr. Mehmet Fatih Yavuz, History, Çanakkale 18 March University,The History and Archaeology of Byzantion ARIT Turkish fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the American Research Institute in Turkey
Mr.. Aytaç Coşkun, Archaeology, Dicle University, The Development of Attic-Ionic Bases in Anatolia Ms.. Aliye Erol, History, Istanbul University, Ancient Anatolian Festivals from the Evidence of Coins Ms. Ebru Fatma Fındık, Art History, Hacettepe University, Excavated Ceramics from the St. Nikolaos Church at Demre-Myra Ms. Güzden Varinlioğlu, Architecture and Interior Design, Bilkent University, Virtual Museum of Underwater Cultural Heritage
Ms.. Özgü Çömezoğlu, Art History, Istanbul University, The Byzantine Ceramics from Rhodiapolis (Kumluca – Antalya) Dr. Canan Çakırlar, Koc University RCAC, A Zooarchaeological Approach to Acculturation and Regional Transition Between Anatolia and Syria during Second Millennium BC: Case Studies from Kinet Höyük and Tell Atchana Funding for the Hanfmann and Mellink Fellowships is provided by an anonymous donor in honor of George M. A. and Ilse B. Hanfmann and Machteld J. Mellink.
From Turkey: Ms. Kitapçı Bayrı, History, Bogazici University and the University of Paris, The Cultural and Social Changes in Medieval Asia Minor and the Balkans through the Witnesses of the Byzantine and Turkish-Muslim Hagiographical Sources (13th – 15th Centuries) Ms. Filiz Yaşar, History, Hacettepe University, Ankara, The Social and Economic History of Chios During the Ottoman Period (16th-18th Centuries) Dr. Turan Takaoğlu, Archaeology, Onsekiz Mart University, Çanakkale, Cultural Interactions in the 5th Millennium B.C. Eastern Aegean From Greece: Ms. Stelle Kalle, History, Thessaloniki, Greek and Turkish School Textbooks of History of the Period 1950-1974, Portrayals of “Ourselves” and the “Other” and Construction of National Identities Dr. Gregory Stournaras, History, Volos, Dervish Orders: their Presence and the Network of tekkes in Ottoman Thessaly ARIT Aegean Exchange fellowships are funded by the Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and cosponsored by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.
2008-2009ARIT - NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES ADVANCED RESEARCH FELLOWS 2008-2009: Dr. Shirine Hamadeh, History of Art, Rice University, Streets and the City, Istanbul 1703-1838 Dr. Hakan Karateke, Turkish Studies, Harvard University, Ottoman Turkish: the Social History of a Language Dr. Nicolas Trepanier, History, Harvard University, Land Use in the Avkat Region, 1250-1600 ARIT-NEH Fellowships are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Dr. Kimberly Hart, Anthropology, Buffalo State College, Performing Piety and Islamic Modernity in Western Turkey Dr. Ann Killebrew, Archaeology, Pennsylvania State University, The Gulf of Iskenderun Mopsos Landscape Archaeology and Survey Project: the Chalcolithic - Ottoman Period Ceramic Sequence in the Issos and Iskenderun Plains Ms. Susan Rottmann, Anthropology, University of Wisconsin, The Predicaments of Reciprocity at ‘Home’ for German-Turkish Return Migrants Dr. Mirjana Stevanovic, Archaeology, Stanford University, Complexities of Architecture at Catalhoyuk Mr. Lee Ullmann, History of Art, Columbia University, The Conception of Space in the Art and Landscape of the Hittites Mr. Joshua White, History, University of Michigan, Catch and Release: Piracy, Slavery, and Ransom in the Early Modern Ottoman Mediterranean The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs provides the funding to support fellowships at overseas research centers. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Sinem Arcak, History of Art, University of Minnesota, Islamic Art in War and Peace: Ottoman-Safavid Cultural Exchange 1501-1639 Ms. Esen Oğuş, History of Art, Harvard University, Columnar Sarcophagi from Aphrodisias: Iconography, Self-Presentation, and Civic Identity in the Roman East Ms. Shannan Stewart, Archaeology, University of Cincinnati, Hellenistic Culture as a Mosiac: Ceramic Case Studies in Central Anatolia ARIT Kress fellowships are funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.
JOHN FREELY FELLOW: Dr. Helga Anetshofer, Turkish Studies, Harvard University, Representations of Women, Sexuality, and Gender in Early Ottoman Legends, Epics, and Hagiography The Joukowsky Family Foundation supports the John Freely Fellowships.
Mr. Metin Yüksel, Middle East Studies, University of Chicago, Mullah, Dengbêj, Intellectual: Continuity and Change in Kurdish Culture in Turkey Funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul.
Ms. Leah Long, Archaeology, University of Michigan, Roman Marble Quarries at Aphrodisias The Kenan T. Erim Fellowship is supported by the American Friends of Aphrodisias in honor of Professor Erim.
U.S. Department of Education, Fulbright-Hays Advanced Language Fellows, Bogazici University, Istanbul 2008:
The U.S. Department of Education, Princeton University, the American Association of Teachers of Turkic Languages and ARIT provide support for participants in the Bogazici University Summer Program in Intensive Advanced Turkish Language.
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in Critical Languages Scholarships Initiative.
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in Critical Languages Scholarships Initiative.
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in the Critical Language Scholarships Initiative
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in the Critical Language Scholarships Initiative
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in the Critical Language Scholarships Initiative
Dr. Lidia D. Domaradzka, Archaeology, Sofia University, Sofia, Bulgaria, Prosopography and Onomasticon of Diocese Thrace (4th – 6th Centuries AD) Dr. Anca Popescu, Institute of History, Bucharest, Romania, Turcology, The Ottomans and the Black Sea ARIT Mellon fellowships are funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Danış Baykan, Archaeology, Istanbul University, “Medical Instruments at Allianoi” Mr. Y. Doğan Çetinsoy, History, Boğaziçi University, The Muslim Merchants and Working Class in Action: the Ottoman Boycott Movement, 1908-1923 Dr. Tülin Değirmenci, Art History, Pamukkale University, Baghdad’s Hidden Sultan: Sokolluzade Hasan Paşa and his Illustrated History Ms. Buket Kitapcı-Bayrı, History, Boğaziçi University, Byzantine and Turkish-Muslim Hagiographical Sources as the Witness of Social and Cultural Change in Late Medieval Anatolia (13th-15th Centuries) Mr. Murat Metinsoy, Atatürk Institute, Boğaziçi University, Multi-Voices under a Single-Party Regime: Public Opinion, Dissent and Social Resistance in Turkey (1925-1945) Dr. Meltem Toksöz, History, Boğaziçi University, Historians, Intellectuals and Academics: History Writing and History Education in the Late Ottoman Empire Ms. Esra Yıldız, Art History, Istanbul Technical University, The Role of Women Artists in post-1960 Contemporary Turkish Art Dr. Eda Ünlü Yücesoy, Architectural Design, Istanbul Bilgi University, Istanbul at the Turn of the Century: the Economic and Social Structure of late 19th Century Istanbul ARIT Turkish fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the American Research Institute in Turkey
Doç. Dr. Kutalmış Görkay, Archaeology, Ankara University, and Zeugma Excavations Director, Architecture and Iconography at the Imperial Margin: aLate Hellenistic and Roman Zeugma. Doc. Dr. Musa Kadıoğlu, Classical Archaeology, Ankara University Classical, The Gerontikon of Nysa, its scenae frons and Sculptural Program Yar. Doç. Arzu Öztürk, Archaeology, Mimar Sinan University, Ephesus and the Flavian Period in the Architecture of Roman Anatolia. Mr. Barış Uzel, Protohistory and Near Eastern Archaeology, Ege University, An Evaluation of the Socio-economic Structure of the Upper Tigris Valley during the Second Millennium BC using Micro-archaeological Methods
Nurcan Kayacan, Prehistory, Istanbul University, The Introduction, Diffusion and Practice of the Pressure Flaking Technique in Neolithic Anatolia. Funding for the Hanfmann and Mellink Fellowships is provided by an anonymous donor in honor of George M. A. and Ilse B. Hanfmann and Machteld J. Mellink.
From Turkey: Ms. Zuhal Mert, Politics, Marmara University, Greek Foreign
Policy During the Governance of Kostas Simitis Ms. Özlem Vapur, Archaeology, Ankara University, The Roman Local Wares in Magnesia on the Meander Mr. Özgür Turak, Archaeology, Istanbul University, Roman Sarcophagi at Pamphylia and Atelier Problems From Greece: Ms. Aliki Bacopoulou, Theater Studies, Athens, Modern Turkish Theater Dr. Gregory Stournaras, History, Volos, Thessaly during the Ottoman Era: Almyros Area and the Urban Development ARIT Aegean Exchange fellowships
are funded by the Department of State, Bureau of Educational and
Cultural Affairs and cosponsored by the American
School of Classical Studies at Athens. 2007 - 2008ARIT - NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES ADVANCED RESEARCH FELLOWS (2007-2008) Dr. Markus Dressler, Religion, Hofstra University, Turkish Alevism: the Making of a Religion Dr. Boğaç Ergene, History, University of Vermont, Class, Court, and Justice in the Ottoman Empire (1685-1794) Mr. James H. Meyer, History, Brown University, Immigration, Return, and the Politics of Citizenship: Russian Muslims in the Ottoman Empire, 1856-1914 ARIT-NEH Fellowships are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Dr. Kathleen Lynch, Classical Archaeology, University of Cincinnati, Greek Pottery at Gordion: Contexts of Use, Evidence for Trade, and Relationship to Local Wares Dr. Christopher Ratté, Classical Archaeology, University of Michigan, Architectural Evidence for the Cultural Identity of the Region Around Aphrodisias from the 6th to the 2nd Centuries B.C.E. Dr. Jenny White, Anthropology, Boston University, Domesticating Islam: Ethno-Religious Nationalism in Turkey Mr. Sam White, History, Columbia University, The Little Ice Age Crisis in the Ottoman Near East The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs provides the funding to support fellowships at overseas research centers. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Melissa Ann Eppihimer, History of Art and Architecture, Harvard University, The Visual Legacy of the Akkadians: Objects in the Collections of the Istanbul Archaeological Museums Ms. Catherine D. Painter, Archaeology, University of California, Berkeley, Daily Life in the Late Chalcolithic: Micro-debris Analysis at Kenan Tepe, Turkey Ms. Marin Pilloud, Archaeology, The Ohio State University, Biological Distance Analysis of Neolithic Anatolia: Non-Metric and Metric Dental Variation at Çatalhöyük, Turkey ARIT Kress fellowships are funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.
JOHN FREELY FELLOWS: Mr. Yigit Akın, History, Ohio State University, All Quiet on the Home Front? Politics and Everyday Life in Istanbul During World War I Mr. Günhan Börekçi, History, Ohio State University, Bringing the Ottoman Court Back In: Power, Patronage, and Favoritism during the Reign of Ahmed I, 1603-1617 The Joukowsky Family Foundation supports the John Freely Fellowships.
Ms. Lerna Ekmekcioğlu, Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, New York University, Birth of a Minority: Armenians of Turkey (1917-1942) ARIT institutional fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul
Ms. Heather Awan, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, Sarcophagi and Funerary Display in Aphrodisias and Asia Minor The Kenan T. Erim Fellowship is supported by the American Friends of Aphrodisias in his honor.
U.S. Department of Education, Fulbright-Hays Advanced Language Fellows, Bogazici University, Istanbul 2007:
The U.S. Department of Education, Princeton University, the American Association of Teachers of Turkic Languages and ARIT provide support for participants in the Bogazici University Summer Program in Intensive Advanced Turkish Language.
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in Critical Languages Scholarships Initiative.
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in Critical Languages Scholarships Initiative.
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in the Critical Language Scholarships Initiative
Dr. Gergana Georgieva, History, Institute of Balkan Studies, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, A Former Slave or Provincial Notable: the Social Profile of the Provincial Governor (Vali) with Special Focus on the Eyalet of Rumelia in the Early 19th Century. Dr. Maya Vassileva, Thracology, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Gordion Bronzework. Dr. Svetlana Yanakieva, Linguistics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Thracian Hydronyms in East Thrace and Asia Minor. ARIT Mellon fellowships are funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Ayşe Akalin, Sociology, Uludağ University, Exchanging Affect: the Migrant Domestic Workers Market in Turkey Mr. Emin Alper, Atatürk Institute, Boğaziçi University, Politics, Students and the Educated Middle Classes in Turkey Mr. Bahadır Alpaydın, Law, Kadir Has University, The Effect of the Capitulations on the Ottoman-Turkish Legal System Mr. Mehmet Beşikci, History, Boğaziçi University, Between Self-Mobilization and Resistance: Popular Mobilization and Militarization in Ottoman Society during the First World War Mr. Mehmet Zafer Danış, Social Services, Hacettepe University, Factors affecting Quality of Life for the Elderly Living in Institutions: an Area Study from Ankara Ms. Nurçin İleri, Ataturk Institute, Boğaziçi University, Lighting the Streets in the late 19th Century Ottoman Empire and Changes in Everyday Life Ms. Şahika Karaca, Education, Kayseri University, The Life of Emine Semiye—Her World and her Works Dr. Şuhnaz Yalçın, International Relations, Koç University, Turkish American Relations: a New Perspective Mr. Şahin Yıldırım, Art History, Trakya University, The Evolution and Development of Tumulus Burial Sites in Eastern Thrace ARIT Turkish fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the American Research Institute in Turkey.
Ms. Pelin Gürol, Architectural History, Middle East Technical University, The Imperial Museum Building in Istanbul: Architecture, Archaeology, and Museums in the Late Ottoman Period Ms. Sevgi Parlak, Art History, Istanbul University, The Organization and Structure of the Inner Castle in Pre-Ottoman Anatolian Turkish Cities Ms. Nevin Zeynep Yelçe, History, Sabancı University, The Making of Sultan Suleyman: A Study of Processes of Image-Making and Management ARIT Turkish Cultural Foundation fellowships are funded by the Turkish Cultural Foundation.
Ms. Sevinç Duvarcı, Bogazici University, History Department, Ph.D. Candidate, Investigating Early and Middle Iron Age Pottery in the Tarsus Study Collection at Bryn Mawr College (Ella Riegel Museum) and Harvard University (Peabody Museum). Dr. Deniz Burcu Erciyas, Settlement Archaeology, Middle East Technical University, A Research Project on Komana Pontika: Defining the Site in Terms of Settlement Type, Socio-Cultural And Economic Structure And Religious Significance. Ms. Filiz İnanan, Byzantine Art, Ege University, Byzantine Period - Zeuksippus Ceramics. Mr. Görkem Kökdemir, Archaeology, Ankara University, The Propylon at Magnesia on the Meander in Light of Augustan Period Architecture and Architectural Ornament.
Ms. Eylem Özdoğan, Prehistory, Istanbul University, The Transition from the Early to Middle Neolithic Periods in the Balkans in Light of Recent Research in Thrace Funding for the Hanfmann and Mellink Fellowships is provided by an anonymous donor in honor of George M. A. and Ilse B. Hanfmann and Machteld J. Mellink.
From Turkey: Ms. Elif Bayraktar, History, Bilkent University, The Role of the Greek Patriarchate of Istanbul vis-à-vis the Ottoman Empire in the 17th and 18th Centuries. From Greece: Ms. Konstantina Andrianopoulou, History and Political Science, Panteion University, Athens, Revisiting
the Rum Minority in Istanbul during the Interwar Period: Aspects
and Realities of Communal Life on the Borders of the Turkish and Greek
Nation States. ARIT Aegean Exchange fellowships
are funded by the Department of State, Bureau of Educational and
Cultural Affairs and cosponsored by the American
School of Classical Studies at Athens 2006 - 2007ARIT - NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES ADVANCED RESEARCH FELLOWS (2006-2007) Dr. Karen Leal,
History and Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University, The Ottoman Empire
and the Classical Tradition at the Turn of the Eighteenth Century
Dr. Victor Ostapchuk, Middle Eastern History, University of Toronto, The Ottoman Timar System in the ‘Age of Decline,’1590-1650 Dr. Azade Seyhan, German and Comparative Literature, Bryn Mawr College, Tales of Crossed Destinies: Turkish Novel Between Tradition and Modernity Dr. Huseyin Yılmaz, History and Middle Eastern Studies, Stanford University, Envisioning Rulership in Ottoman Political Culture during the Age of Suleyman the Lawgiver ARIT-NEH Fellowships are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Dr. Deborah Carlson,
Institute for Nautical Archaeology, Texas A&M University, Rethinking
‘The Problem of Classical Ionia:’ the
Tektaş Burnu Shipwreck
Dr. Owen Doonan, Archaeology, California State University, Northridge, Colonization
in the longue durée: Studies
in the Development of a Colonial Landscape around Sinop, Turkey
Dr. Christiane Gruber,
Islamic Art, Indiana University, The Anonymous Mi´rajnama in the
Suleymaniye Library (Aya Sofya 3441): a Prayer Manual of the Ilkhanid Period
Mr. Ian Lockey, Classical
Archaeology, New York University, The Atrium House at Aphrodisias, Caria
Mr. Andrew Robarts,
History, Georgetown University, Ottoman and Russian Migration Management
Policies in the Black Sea Region, 1768-1829
Dr. Christopher Roosevelt,
Archaeology, Boston University, Archaeological Survey in Lydian Landscapes
Mr. Jeremy Walton, Anthropology, University of Chicago, Civic Virtue in a State of Constraint: Islam and Secularism among the Vakıflar of Contemporary Turkey The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs provides the funding to support fellowships at overseas research centers. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Ms. Elâ Kaçel, History of Architecture and Urbanism, Cornell University, Intellectualism and Consumerism: Ideologies, Practices, and Criticisms of Postwar Modernism in Turkey and the United States Ms. Serena Love, Archaeology, Stanford University, Building Neolithic Communities Through Architecture: a Case Study from Çatalhöyük, Central Anatolia ARIT Kress fellowships are funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.
JOHN FREELY FELLOWS: Dr. Emine Fetvacı, History of Art and Architecture, Rice University, Multiple Visions: Official and Unofficial Illustrated Ottoman Histories Mr. İbrahim Şahin, History, University of Chicago, From Kemalpaşazade to Hoca Saddein: the Emergence of a New Ottoman History Writing in the Sixteenth Century The Joukowsky Family Foundation supports the John Freely Fellowships.
Mr. Ahmed El-Shamsy, History and Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University, The Role of Legal Maxims in the Development of Islamic Law ARIT institutional fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul
Mr. Ian Lockey, Classical Archaeology, New York University, The Atrium House at Aphrodisias, Caria The Kenan T. Erim Fellowship is supported by the American Friends of Aphrodisias in his honor.
U.S. Department of Education, Fulbright-Hays Advanced Language Fellows, Bogazici University, Istanbul 2006:
The U.S. Department of Education, Princeton University, the American Association of Teachers of Turkic Languages and ARIT provide support for participants in the Bogazici University Summer Program in Intensive Advanced Turkish Language.
The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs supports participants in the Critical Language Scholarships Initiative
Dr. Attila Buhály, History, College of Nyíiregyhgáza, Hungary, Urartian Rock Inscriptions in Eastern Turkey Dr. Géza Dávid, Turkish Studies, Loránd Eötvös University, The Population of Ottoman Hungary in the 16th Century (Comparisons with the Ottoman Empire in the 15th and 16th Century (reinvitation award) Dr Rossitsa Gradeva, Insitute of Balkan Studies, American University in Bulgaria, Religion and Politics in the Ottoman Empire: Ottoman Policy to Non-Muslims' Cult Buildings, from the End of the 17th- to the Beginning of the 18th Century ARIT Mellon fellowships are funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers administers the program.
Dr.
Yeşim Aksan and Dr. Dilek Kantar, English Language and Literature, Mersin University, A Contrastive Cognitive View of Love Metaphors in English and in Turkish
Özgü
Çömezoğlu,
Art History, Istanbul University, Glass Manufacture in the
Mediterranean Region during the Byzantine Period in the Light of Finds at the
Church of St. Nicholas in Demre
Cemile
Ekin Eremsoy,
Psychology, Middle East Technical University, Comparison of Parental and
Familial Characteristics as Predictors of Conduct Problems for Children with and
without Psychopathic Tendencies
Işıl
R. Işıklıkaya,
Archaeology, Istanbul University, The Mosaics of Perge (Pamphylia)
Tuba
Kancı,
Politics, Sabancı University, Women and Men of an Imagined Community:
Gender Constructions of the Turkish Republic in Textbooks (1928-2000)
Ms. Elif
Koparal,
Archaeology, Middle East Technical University, Urbanization in
Northern Ionia: from the Early Iron
Age until the Hellenistic Period
Görkem
Kökdemir,
Classical Archaeology, Ankara University, Detail in Augustan Period
Ornamentation
Ayça
Tiryaki,
Art History, Istanbul University, Kisleçukuru Monastery:
a Byzantine Monastery from the Twelfth Century in Antalya
Müjde
Türkmen,
Archaeology, Istanbul University, Severan Period Architectural
Ornament in Pamphylia and Cilicia
Özlem Vapur, Classical Archaeology, Ankara University, The Kiln-Fired Ceramics from the City of Magnesia Ad Maeandrum ARIT Turkish fellowships are funded by the Friends of ARIT, Istanbul and the American Research Institute in Turkey
Dr.
Ayşegül Aykurt,
Archaeology, Hacettepe University, Early Bronze Age Pottery from Kocabaş
Tepe
Yasemin
Beyazit,
History, Ankara University, An Analysis of the Ottoman İlmiye as
a Social Class in the 16.-17. Centuries
Zeynep
Eres,
Architectural Restoration, Istanbul Technical University, Evaluating
Early Republican Period Planned Rural Settlements as a Cultural Resource: the Rural Settlements Created by the General Inspectorship of Thrace from
1935-1941
Merih
Erol,
History, Boğaziçi University, Cultural Identifications of the Greeks of
the Ottoman Empire: a Discourse on
Music in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Sevilay
Kasap,
Modern History, Marmara University, Non-Muslims in the Ottoman Central
Bureaucracy
Yonca
Kösebay Erkan,
Architectural Restoration, Istanbul Technical University, The
Architecture that Developed in Association with Railroads in the late Ottoman
Period and its Conservation
Fatih Yeşil, History, Hacettepe University, Ottoman Military Transformation between 1793 and 1826 and its Effects on the Socio-Economy and on State Structure ARIT Turkish Cultural Foundation fellowships are funded by the Turkish Cultural Foundation.
Dr. Sedef Çokay-Kepçe, Archaeology, Istanbul University, The Perge West Necropolis Grave Finds Mr. Baki Demirtaş, Archaeology, Ankara University, Technical and Workmanship Characteristics of the Temple of Artemis in Magnesia. Ms. Yasemin Yılmaz, Archaeology, Istanbul University, Burial Practices in Pre-Pottery and Pottery Neolithic Anatolia: the Çayönü Example
Dr. Bahattin Çelik, Archaeology, Harran University, The Pre-Pottery Neolithic Period in Southeast Anatolia in the Light of Studies on the Settlements at Yenimahalle, Karahantepe, Sefer Tepe and Hamzantepe in Urfa Funding for the Hanfmann and Mellink Fellowships is provided by an anonymous donor in honor of George M. A. and Ilse B. Hanfmann and Machteld J. Mellink.
From Turkey: Dr. Zeynep Aktüre, Architecture, Middle East Technical University, Roman Period Transformations in Ancient Theaters in Modern Greece Ms. Buket Coşkuner, Art History, Hacettepe University, Scenes of the Nativity and Crucifixion of Christ in the Cappadocia Region Dr. Kaan İren, Archaeology, Muğla University, The Archaic Necropolis of Gryneion ARIT Aegean Exchange fellowships are funded by the Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and cosponsored by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens
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