• Figure of Nike, Roman period. Inv.no. 1302. Fragment of a sarcophagus or arch (Vera Bulgurlu, Thomas Drew-Bear, Feza Demirkök, Koç Üniversitesi Arkeolojik Koleksiyonu/The Koç University Archaeological Collection, ed. Defne Karakaya, Istanbul: Koç University Press, 2018, p. 93)

  • Funerary stele, late Hellenistic period. Inv.no.1341. Depicts a woman, child, and three men seated at a funerary banquet table. Inscription: “Andronikos, son of Demetrios and Andronikos, son of Andronikos, farewell!” (Vera Bulgurlu, Thomas Drew-Bear, Feza Demirkök, Koç Üniversitesi Arkeolojik Koleksiyonu/The Koç University Archaeological Collection, ed. Defne Karakaya, Istanbul: Koç University Press, 2018, p. 35)

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The Koç University Archaeological Collection is located in the Courtyard of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities on the main KU campus in Sariyer, Istanbul. The collection includes several funerary steles which date from the late Hellenistic era to the early centuries of the Roman Imperial period. Additionally there are architectural fragments from the Byzantine and Ottoman eras in this collection.  Several other works of art and industrial objects form the larger KU campus collection.

Literature on the KU Archaeological Collection:

Vera Bulgurlu, Thomas Drew-Bear, Feza Demirkök, Koç Üniversitesi Arkeolojik Koleksiyonu/The Koç University Archaeological Collection, ed. Defne Karakaya, Istanbul: Koç University Press, 2018.