10 - Dedication of the Corydalaeans to Emperor Hadrian
				FBA2022-6013
				Project 6013: 10	Inventory No:  AC-7
				Coordinat	36°31'27.16" N / 30°33'7.81" E
				Measurement Accuracy	1 m in areas with dense vegetation
				Location	in-situ               incertus
				Found In	West side of the main street.
				Date Range	After 129 AD
				Material	Profiled limestone base, broken at the top and on both sides
				Measures	height: 0.73 m; width: 0.47 m; depth: 0.60 m
	Inscription Content
	Helleinc
	Translation
	"The boule and demos of the people of Korydalla were dedicated to Emperor Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus Olympios, the father of the homeland, the savior of the universe, for his arrival." (Tüner Önen, 2008:316)."
	Letter Attribute
	Letter Character			In standard form	Letter Height	0,045-0,048 m
	Majuscule				Miniscule
	Conservation Status of the Inscription Bearer
	1	Intervention Date		Consevation Team	Materials Used	Changes Made
		Pre-conservation view			Post-conservation view	Analysis
	Edition
	CIG 4337; Dürr 1881, 120, no. 124; Bérard 1892, 442 n 91; IGR III 757; van Buren 1908, 186, no. 12; Benndorf-Niemann 1884, 117, dpn. 3; TAM II 1193; Adak, Tüner, Şahin 2006, 14, no. 10; Tüner Önen, 2008, 316, no. 13.
	Text Commentary
	"Here, too, there is an offering made to Emperor Hadrian by the people of Korydalla, the neighboring city of Akalissos. This inscription has the same content as inscription no. 9 and was written for the same purpose. In these inscriptions, the people greet the emperor on the occasion of his landing (ἐπίβασις)."(Tüner Önen,2008:316)."
	Bibliography
	1	Akçay, A 2016, New Technological Approaches Used in Cultural Heritage Research: The Case of Phaselis Inscriptions. Unpublished Master's Thesis, Akdeniz University, Antalya.
	Research Status
	Research and development studies are ongoing within the scope of FBA2022-6013.