Kenan Erim

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Kenan Erim was a Turkish-born archaeologist best known for directing the long-term excavations at the ancient city of Aphrodisias in modern-day Turkey.

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Kenan Erim canonical 3

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instanceOf archaeologist
person
affiliation Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
birthDate 1929-02-13
birthPlace Istanbul
Turkey
countryOfCitizenship Turkey
deathDate 1990-11-03
educatedAt Columbia University
New York University
employer New York University
era 20th century
familyName Erim
fieldOfWork Roman archaeology
ancient Greek archaeology
classical archaeology
gender male
givenName Kenan
hasAcademicDiscipline art history
classics
hasHonor commemoration at the site of Aphrodisias
hasWork excavation reports from Aphrodisias
scholarly articles on Aphrodisias
influenced subsequent research on Aphrodisias
knownFor directing long-term archaeological project at Aphrodisias
excavations at Aphrodisias
languageOfWorkOrName English
Turkish
mainInterest ancient city of Aphrodisias
linked to: Aphrodisias

ancient sculpture
urbanism in Asia Minor
name Kenan Tevfik Erim
nationality Turkish
notableProject Aphrodisias excavation project
notableWork archaeological research on Aphrodisias
publications on the sculpture and architecture of Aphrodisias
occupation archaeologist
university professor
placeOfBurial Aphrodisias
regionOfActivity Asia Minor
Aydın Province
residence New York City
workLocation Aphrodisias
New York University

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Aphrodisias majorExcavationBy Kenan Erim
Sebasteion excavatedBy Kenan Erim
Tetrapylon (Aphrodisias) excavatedBy Kenan Erim
subject linked to: Tetrapylon