This 336-page volume was translated from Greek and published in Karamanlidika to enlighten Turkish-speaking Greek Orthodox Christians, imbuing it with the virtues of logic and morality intended to make them better people and better Christians.

🚨 PAPER HIGHLIGHT – ANATOLIAN STUDIES 76 This article employs historical methods, as well as textual and intertextual research tools, to investigate the Karamanli Phyllada (1843), a book that falls within the worldwide legacy of Alexander the Great.

🚨 PAPER HIGHLIGHT – ANATOLIAN STUDIES 76 Crescent-shaped loom weights from the 16th-century BCE levels at Konya-Karahöyük. The authors suggest these objects were part of an administrative kit, possibly used to track time or measure the capacity of grain and liquid containers.

Building on the success of the Travellers in Ottoman Lands seminar held in Istanbul in 2025, the British Institute at Ankara (BIAA) is delighted to support the fourth TIOL seminar, which will take place in Thessaloniki, Greece, from 23–24 April 2027.

👏 BIAA-Bilkent Postdoctoral Fellow Appointed We welcome Dr Ozan Hüseyin (SOAS University of London), who joins the BIAA and Bilkent Üniversitesi as the joint Research Fellow for 2026-27.

In this episode, Dr Peter Cherry interviews Dr Işılay Gürsu about her research on public archaeology and cultural heritage.

🗣 Discussant: Zeynep Boz (The Directorate General of Cultural Assets and Museums) 📆 Thursday, 8 October 2026 ⏰ 17:30 - 18:30 (Ankara UTC+3) 📍 BIAA, Atatürk Bulvarı 154/1, Ankara

If so, join us for a webinar on how the British Institute at Ankara (BIAA) can support your research. ➖ 🗣 Martyn Weeds, Dr Peter Cherry (BIAA) 📆Wednesday, 21st October 2026 ⏰18:30 - 19:30 (London BST) 📍Zoom

Presentations centred on three stories intersecting in Ankara as it transitioned from the Ottoman era to the Republic, offering a historical journey through the memory of this dynamic city as it evolved from an imperial centre into a capital.