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TERRACOTTA ANTEFIXES FOUND AT DÜVER,IN THE NY CARLSBERG GLYPTOTEK MUSEUM, COPENHAGEN

In this article, a group of terracotta antefix are being examined, which were found in the mound of Düver – called so because the ancient name is unknown – at the shores of Yaraşlı Lake, within the limits of Merkez town, city of Burdur. A significant part of the Düver architectural terracottas which were transported out of the country by undetermined means and scattered all over the world, is being preserved in The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum in Copenhagen today. During our studies on the Anatolian architectural terracottas in The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum in Copenhagen in 2008, these antefixes have been documented, measured, photographed and catalogued. These terracotta antefixes from the Archaic Period are rare archaeological finds, these give invaluable information about Anatolian roofing elements in Archaic Period. The purpose of this article is to give information on their style, workmanship and embellishment technique of ornaments, determine the origin of the ornaments and ascertain interregional workshop relations. Production stages of works of these artefacts which were mould produced then painted, have been studied, their mould types, painting styles and the used colors have been detected. The forms and functions of the Antefixes have been discussed and the similar examples that were found from Lydia, Ionia, Aiolis, Phrygia and Caria have been compared. Production relationship and interregional activities of itinerant craftsman-artist have been explained through these materials.