Özet:

Dara (Anastasiopolis) is located in the ancient town of Mardin, in the district of Artuklu, in the district of Dara. Dara (Anastasiopolis), located 30 km south-east of the center of Mardin, is one of the best cities in the late Ancient Age with its 6th century border garnison. Since 1986, in the ancient city of Dara (Anastasiopolis), the majority of the mining work was interrupted, but the number of ceramic findings was compared to the number of mining work. These findings provide important clues about the food and drinking culture in the city, but contain very valuable information especially in terms of the city’s commercial relations. In Dara (Anastasiopolis) a total of 14 amphoras produced in North Africa-South Spain, six African red-corn corn/corn/corn and three African red-corn corn/corn/corn variants, mostly in North Africa and possibly in the Southern Spain region produced imported ceramics have been identified. North Africa and southern Spain, which form the westernmost borders of the Roman Empire, the production of these ceramics, which were once again occupied in Dara (Anastasiopolis), one of the easternmost borders of the Roman Empire, demonstrates the existence of enormous marine and marine trade in the light of ceramic data. Although these ceramics are not certain, the earliest of the 4th century is the 5th and 6th centuries. It is known to have examples of the century and is also used partially until the middle of the 7th century. The findings of the amphora, used for the transport of liquid products such as olive oil and wine, suggest that Dara (Anastasiopolis) was brought to the city for the purposes of aid after its establishment in the Emperor I Anastasius Period (491-518) - between 504/505-507 years - especially during the Roman-Sasani wars in the region in the I I Iustinian Period (527-565) and in the region. However, the findings show that the findings of amphora earlier than the 6th century show that the city was established as a garnison and that trade with Africa was through intermediaries before it was established. Furthermore, the presence of African red-crypted ceramics in Dara (Anastasiopolis), one of the highest-quality ceramics in the Roman Empire, also indicates that an elite group in the city used these types of cranes/cranes/cranes in the tables.

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