‎Archeologie‎

‎William B. Dinsmoor and William B. Dinsmoor Jr., edited by Anastasia Norre Dinsmoor‎

‎Propylaia to the Athenian Akropolis II: The Classical Building‎

‎Princeton, The American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA), 2004 486 pp, 211 illus, 9 b/w pls, 10 tables, 9 foldout plans and drawings 10" x 13". ISBN 9780876619414.‎

‎This publication presents the results of research conducted on the Propylaia of the Athenian Akropolis by William Bell Dinsmoor, who began his study in 1908, and William Bell Dinsmoor Jr., who took up the project in 1962. Part I comprises William Dinsmoor?s account of Mnesikles' planning of this innovative and unique structure during construction, and will be of particular interest to theorists and historians of architecture. Part II, a product of the collaboration of father and son, presents the first complete documentation of the Classical building. Supported by drawings primarily by William Dinsmoor Jr., it includes much information that is no longer accessible on the site because of restoration, weathering, or loss by other means, along with scholarly proof and detailed argumentation that support the Dinsmoors' conclusions regarding design and construction.‎

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‎Menzel Heinz‎

‎R mischen Bronzen aus Deutschland. Speyer, Trier, Bonn, Text + Tafeln (4 Volumes)‎

‎, Zabern, 1960-1986 Green cloth, 27,5 x 22 cm, volume I: 59 pages + 58 plates, II: 140 pages + 106 plates, III.1 400 pages, III.2: 180 plates. *fine condition.‎

‎Complete work on Roman bronzes from the German region, richly illustrated. Die R mischen Bronzen aus Deutschland. Speyer, Trier, Bonn, Text + Tafeln (4 Volumes)‎

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‎Mallowan, M.E.L.‎

‎Mesopotami en Iran, De vroegste beschavingen‎

‎Amsterdam, Elsevier, 1966 Paperback, 138 pp, zwart/wit foto's, 21 x 15 cm, NL. *Goede staat.‎

‎Mesopotami en Iran, De vroegste beschavingen‎

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‎Fraser Hunter, Arkadiusz Dymowski, Dorota Dzierzbicka (eds)‎

‎Denarii Beyond the Empire Political and Cultural Perspectives on Roman Silver Coins in Barbaricum‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 191 p. Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:24 b/w, 36 col., 24 tables b/w. Language(s):English. new. ISBN 9782503619149.‎

‎Summary This volume explores the remarkable history of the Roman denarius, a coin that dominated the ancient world for over four centuries, as seen from outside the frontiers of the Empire ? from Scotland to India, and from Ukraine to Sweden. Introduced in the Roman Republic around 211 BCE, the denarius retained its form and function well into the third century CE, even as its silver content declined. While its official use then faded within the Empire, the coin continued to circulate and thrive in barbaricum, outside the Roman limes. Drawing on archaeological discoveries and numismatic analysis, the book examines how the denarius migrated beyond the Roman frontier, influenced local economies, and became embedded in cultural memory. A central focus is the coin?s enduring presence in Northern and Eastern Europe, where thousands have been found. This volume offers fresh perspectives on Roman monetary history and relations across the frontier, showcasing the power of denarii to migrate, to influence, and to transform. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations 1. Introduction: The Influence of the Denarius Beyond the Roman Frontiers Fraser Hunter and Arkadiusz Dymowski 2. Roman Imperial Silver Coins, their Imitations and Copies in Barbaricum Aleksander Bursche, Arkadiusz Dymowski, and Kyrylo Myzgin 3. Denarii Finds in Western Moldavia (Romania): A General Overview Lucian Munteanu 4. Roman Denarii from the Germanic Settlement Era (First to Sixth Century AD) in the Territory of the Czech Republic Ji? Militk 5. New Insights into the Outflow of Denarii to the Northern German Barbaricum David Wigg-Wolf 6. The Roman Denarii Found on Gotland: Some Considerations about their Continental Origin Lennart Lind 7. Denarius Finds from Denmark: Finds from 2009?2018 and Beyond Helle W. Horsn s 8. Denarii in Roman Iron Age Scotland: Their Occurrence, Meanings, and Impacts Fraser Hunter 9. Denarii in Southern Britain Before the Claudian Invasion: The Scale of Their Presence and Methodological Challenges John Creighton 10. Finds of Roman Denarii from India: A Biographical Approach Emilia Smagur Index‎

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‎Thomas Ariane‎

‎M sopotamie au Louvre : De Sumer Babylone‎

‎, Somogy ditions d'art, 2016 Hardcover, 183 pages, 29 x 25 cm, Fran ais. *nouveau. ISBN 9782757211298.‎

‎La M sopotamie au Louvre : De Sumer Babylone‎

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‎C. Hentze‎

‎Figurines de la C ramique Fun raire.‎

‎leipzig, Verlag W. Hiersemann , 1929 2 vols in large hardcover folder, 34 x 26 cm, 105 pages + 114 plates, Fran ais. *Good condition .‎

‎Les Figurines de la C ramique Fun raire. Mat riaux pour l tude des Croyances et du Folklore de la Chine Ancienne. Tome I: Texte. Tome II: Planches.‎

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‎GIRAULT (Marcel).‎

‎LA VISITATION DU CHEMIN APPELLE REGORDANE (ancienne route de Montpellier et Nîmes à Alès et au Puy).‎

‎1980 Tours, 1980. Trois volumes in-quarto (212 X 292) brochés ; 248, 321 & 263 pages.‎

‎EDITION CRITIQUE et commentée du Procès-Verbal effectuée par Louis de Froidour en 1668, manuscrit 665 de la Bibliothèque de Toulouse. Thèse pour le doctorat d'Université : Histoire, Archéologie. Bel exemplaire broché. NICE COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.‎

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‎DU MÈGE (Alexandre).‎

‎ARCHÉOLOGIE PYRÉNÉENNE. [3 volumes].‎

‎1858 Toulouse, Delboy, 1858-1862. Trois tomes in-8 (233 X 163 mm) demi-basane havane foncé, dos à nerfs filetés or, filets et fleurons dorés, titre doré (Reliure de l'époque). Tome I : (2) ff. de faux-titre et titre imprimé en rouge et noir, CLXXII-670 pages, 14 planches hors-texte (dont 1 à double page), (2) ff. de table et errata - Tome II : (2) ff. de faux-titre et titre imprimé en rouge et noir, XLII-395 pages, [8 ff. imprimés reliés entre les pp. 376 et 377], 5 planches hors-texte, (1) f. de table - Tome III : (2) ff. de faux-titre et titre imprimé en rouge et noir, 446 pages. Début de fente à deux mors, accroc et léger manque à la coiffe supérieure du tome 2, rousseurs claires à plusieurs planches.‎

‎ÉDITION ORIGINALE de ce RARE OUVRAGE. Elle est illustrée de 19 PLANCHES hors-texte lithographiées dont trois repliées et une double représentant les "Tours de Foix". Un ATLAS de planches intitulé "Atlas des prolégomènes" a été publié à part. BON EXEMPLAIRE, malgré les défauts à la reliure, au corps d'ouvrage frais, complet du texte et des planches. (Dendaletche, n°2594 pour les 3 volumes de texte illustrés - n°2595 pour l'atlas pour lequel il annonce 39 planches). GOOD COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.‎

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‎LABROUSSE (Michel).‎

‎TOULOUSE ANTIQUE. Des origines à l'établissement des wisigoths.‎

‎1968 Paris, De Boccard, 1968. Grand in-quarto (217 X 280 mm) toile grège, dos lisse, titre imprimé en noir au dos et sur le premier plat, jaquette papier illustrée d'une reproduction photographique en noir et blanc sur le premier plat (reliure de l'éditeur) ; (1) f. de faux-titre, 644 pages (dont titre), (1) f. d'achevé d'imprimer, 9 planches hors-texte, (1) f. libre d'errata. Minimes défauts à la jaquette papier.‎

‎ÉDITION ORIGINALE de cet excellent ouvrage d'érudition, publié sous les auspices de la "Bibliothèque des Écoles françaises d'Athènes et de Rome". 54 FIGURES dans le texte, 9 PLANCHES (dont une dépliante) et un feuillet d'errata sur papier libre. Soutenue à la Sorbonne en 1969, cette thèse principale pour le Doctorat d'État fut couronnée par l'Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres. ENVOI AUTOGRAPHE signé sur le faux-titre : « À ma maman, Michel [Labrousse ?] ». Exemplaire en BEL ÉTAT. NICE COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.‎

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‎RAVAUX (Jean-Pierre).‎

‎LA COLLECTION ARCHÉOLOGIQUE DE Mme PERRIN DE LA BOULAYE.‎

‎1992 Châlons-en-Champagne, Société des Amis des Musées de Châlons-sur-Marne, 1992. Grand in-8 (211 X 296) broché, couverture couleurs illustrée ; 494 pages, (1) f. d'achevé d'imprimer, 6 planches hors-texte couleurs.‎

‎ÉDITION ORIGINALE de cet ouvrage publié sous la direction de Jean-Pierre Ravaux. Il contient 12 PLANCHES couleurs de photographies reproduites recto-verso sur six feuillets hors-texte, de nombreuses reproductions photographiques en noir et couleurs dans le texte et une importante bibliographie des pp. 269 à 274. Les pages 275 à 491 sont composées de planches de dessins figurant les objets de la collection Perrin de la Boullaye et ceux des fouilles récentes de "La Tomelle" à Mailly-le-Camp. Cet ouvrage constitue le volume n°4 du Bulletin de la Société Archéologique Champenoise et le supplément au tome CVII, 1992, des Mémoires de la Société d'Agriculture, Commerce, Sciences et Arts de la Marne. Exemplaire en BEL ÉTAT. NICE COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.‎

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‎WISMES (Baron de).‎

‎LE MAINE HISTORIQUE, ARCHÉOLOGIQUE ET PITTORESQUE. Recueil des sites et des monuments les plus remarquables sous le rapport de l'art et de l'histoire, des départements entiers de la Sarthe et de la Mayenne, dessinés par le Baron de Wismes, lithographiés par les meilleurs artistes de Paris, et accompagnés d'un texte historique, archéologique et descriptif, [etc.] [2 volumes].‎

‎1856 Nantes, Typographie de Vincent Forest & Émile Grimaud [et] Paris, Imprimerie Lithographique d'Auguste Bry, sans date [circa 1856]. Deux volumes grand in folio (346 X 478 mm) demi-chagrin vert lierre, dos lisse cloisonné d'un triple filet doré, auteur, titre et tomaison dorés, premier plat de la couverture vert eau conservé en tête du second volume (reliure de l'époque). Volume I : (1) f. de titre, XL pages, 10 pages, (1) f. d'errata et supplément, 6 pp.-8 pp.-4 pp.-4 pp.-2 pp.-6 pp.-6 pp.-4 pp.-4 pp.-4 pp.-4 pp.-8 pp.-4 pp.-8 pp.-4 pp.-2 pp.-6 pp.-8 pp.-6 pp.-4 pp.-2 pp.-6 pp.-8 pp.-2 pp.-4 pp.-6 pp.-6 pp. [=136 pages] de descriptif des planches, 36 planches hors-texte montées sur onglets - Volume II : 2 pp.-12 pp.-2 pp.-6 pp.-8 pp.-12 pp.-6 pp.-8 pp.-6 pp.-4 pp.-2 pp.-14 pp.-6 pp.-4 pp.-6 pp.-4 pp.-4 pp.-4 pp.-4 pp.-6 pp. [=130 pages], 24 planches hors-texte montées sur onglets. Cernes marginaux de mouillure claire sans gravité, quelques rousseurs éparses.‎

‎ÉDITION ORIGINALE de cet ouvrage régionaliste paru en livraisons qui contient 60 BELLES PLANCHES lithographiées en camaïeu sur vélin fort d'après les compositions du baron de Wismes, dont un frontispice. Les lithographies, toujours animées, représentent les principaux sites et villes de la région, et ont été réalisées par Français, Leroux, Nanteuil et Mouilleron ; ils fondèrent avec Baron en 1843 la publication des "Artistes contemporains". Ces deux volumes contiennent la partie sur LE MAINE seule (Sarthe et Mayenne), une seconde partie sur l'Anjou ayant paru ultérieurement : Le Mans, Le Luart, Pescheseul, Bonnétable, Montmirail, La Tournerie, Fresnay-le-Vicomte, Le Lude, Mamers, le château de Courcelles-la-Suze, Sablé, La Flèche, abbaye de Solesmes, Courtanvaux, le château de Clermont-Gallerande, Malicorne, La Ferté-Bernard, Sainte-Suzanne, Ballon, L'Épau, Saint-Calais, Montflaux, Verdelle, La Flotte, Montfort-le-Rotrou, Sillé-le-Guillaume, Laval, Notre-Dame-d'Avénières, Château-Gonthier, Mayenne, Jublains, le rocher de Mézanger, Foulletorte, L'Ansaudière, Coulongé, Lassay, Notre-Dame de Charnay et Charnay-Ernée, Évron, Abbaye de Clermont, Craon, La Roë, Château de l'Écoublère, Saint-Ouen, Mortiercrolles. Le texte, rédigé sous la direction du baron de Wismes, est l'oeuvre de nombreux collaborateurs dont Léon de La Sicotière, l'associé du célèbre éditeur Auguste Poulet-Malassis. SÉDUISANT EXEMPLAIRE, frais dans l'ensemble, conservé dans sa solide reliure de l'époque et avec les planches d'un beau tirage. GOOD COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.‎

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‎LAHONDÈS (Jules de).‎

‎Toulouse chrétienne. L'ÉGLISE DE SAINT-ÉTIENNE, cathédrale de Toulouse.‎

‎1890 Toulouse, Privat, 1890. In-8 (219 X 152 mm) demi-basane vert lierre, dos à nerfs filetés or, caissons ornés de fers dorés, titre doré, plats de la couverture d'origine conservés ; frontispice sous serpente légendée, XLV-482 pages, 13 planches hors-texte sous serpentes légendées, 2 plans. Teinte du dos uniformément virée en teinte havane, rousseurs très éparses, plus marquées à quelques rares feuillets.‎

‎ÉDITION ORIGINALE de cet ouvrage peu commun sur la cathédrale SAINT-ÉTIENNE de Toulouse. Elle est illustrée de 14 PLANCHES hors-texte sous serpentes légendées (dont frontispice) et de 2 PLANS hors-texte. EXEMPLAIRE de l'architecte toulousain Jean-François GILET (1902-1964), avec sa SIGNATURE AUTOGRAPHE au verso du frontispice. BEL EXEMPLAIRE conservé dans une solide reliure de l'époque, au dos décoratif. NICE COPY. PICTURES AND MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST.‎

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‎Osward, Maxim‎

‎Ex Oriente Lux. Klein-Azie: Land der Goden‎

‎Den Haag, Heinemann, 1957 Linnen band met stofomslag, 32 pagina's tekst + 160 z/w foto's, 23 x 28,5 cm, Nederlandstalige tekst. Goede staat, stofomslag licht versleten. .‎

‎Ex Oriente Lux. Klein-Azie: Land der Goden‎

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‎collecfief- Coorevits- Vanhoutte - Bradt -decorte- Lapeere-decorte etc.‎

‎(W)onderland Hoe archeologie ons verbazend veel vertelt over de mens en het leven in de middeleeuwen‎

‎, Borgerhoff & Lamberigts, 2026 paperback, 208 PAG. met illustraties, 221 mm x 173 mm, *nieuw. ISBN 9789493521902.‎

‎Archeologie is helemaal in! Dankzij de nieuwe technieken, onder andere rond DNA en isotopen, leren we wonderlijk veel over mensen lang geleden: hun leefgewoonten, voeding, ziekten, verwantschappen? Het is alsof we de middeleeuwen kunnen laten verrijzen uit het verleden. Het Yper Museum verzamelde een aantal historici en archeologen die boeiend schrijven over hoe recente archeologische opgravingen de geschiedenis weer tot leven brengen. Over opmerkelijke grafvondsten, de geheimen die botten ons ontsluieren, hoe we woonden in middeleeuws Vlaanderen, wat de genetica van skeletten ons kan vertellen, hoe lepra ons streken trof?‎

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‎Bert Broeckaert ? Chris de Lauwer ? Els de Palmenaer‎

‎Life and death of gods and men‎

‎, BAI bvba, 2014 Hardcover, 160 pagina's, 29 x 21.5 cm, NL. Nieuw. ISBN 9789085866374.‎

‎Life and Death. It's a theme that touches us all. In Antwerp's MAS it takes up two of the five floors on which the permanent exhibition is displayed and it starts from the great existential questions that have been asked in every age and every culture: Where do we come from? Where are we going to? What happens after we die?Life and Death. On Gods and Men, on the seventh floor, introduces us to the huge variety of interpretations and the deep need for rituals that are found wherever man has made his home. The objects on display, which are part of the MAS's permanent collection, come mainly from ancient Egypt, sub-Saharan Africa, Melanesia, India, Tibet, Turkey - and Antwerp. They illustrate the way people in diverse cultures look at life and death. Is a body buried or cremated? Is there an afterlife, or simply nothing? Is death followed by rebirth? What role do gods, ancestors and spirits play? How should we sacrifice, pray or meditate? Works of art and ritual objects transform the intangible and indescribable into something that can be touched and understood. There are similarities and differences, but death is nearly always associated with new life.Life and Death. On the Upper and Underworld. With the Paul and Dora Janssen-Arts Collection on the eighth floor shows objects from Central and South America and is the subject of another book in this series.‎

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‎Aleksandra Kubiak-Schneider, Rubina Raja, Julia Steding, Jean-Baptiste Yon‎

‎The Palmyrene Banqueting Tesserae. An Updated Corpus‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: viii + 211, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:1217 b/w, 316 col., 1 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503609584.‎

‎Summary Banqueting tesserae - small, moulded terracotta tokens - were used in the religious sphere of Palmyra in the first three centuries AD, conveying a vivid iconographic language that underpinned sacral banquets held in the city's sanctuaries and banqueting halls. Found today in those locations, these artefacts offer a rare glimpse into the overwhelmingly rich ritual and social lives of Palmyrene society. This book and corpus provides the first comprehensive revision to the study of banqueting tokens since the 1955 publication Recueil des tess res de Palmyre, which catalogued 1132 types. Building on that foundational work, this publication updates the original corpus with 168 newly identified tesserae types, including numerous previously unpublished examples from the Palmyra Museum and a private collection in Damascus. Each new type is presented with detailed descriptions of motifs and inscriptions. The book examines the rich iconographic and epigraphic landscape of tesserae, which feature depictions of priests, deities, animals, and symbolic imagery, while also casting light on some of the individuals who financed these feasts. With extensive indices on the iconography and epigraphy of the new types, as well as a translation of the indices from the Recueil des tess res de Palmyre, this new corpus presents a comprehensive overview and systematic study of this overlooked yet revealing class of material culture, which provides a unique source for our understanding of Palmyrene religious life. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations The Palmyrene Tesserae - An Updated Corpus The Palmyrene Banqueting Tesserae An Addition to the RTP and the Structure of the Catalogue The First Discoveries and History of Research Vocabulary and Meaning From Collections to New Interpretations Prosopography Paleography Inscribed Tesserae The Iconography of the Tesserae - RTP and New Corpus Conclusion Acknowledgements Catalogue of New Tesserae Types Unpublished Tesserae Published since 1955 Abbreviations Works Cited Index: Epigraphy of New Types Index: Epigraphy of New Tesserae Types RTP Index: Epigraphy RTP Index: Iconography Appendix 1: Overview of Tesserae, Unpublished or Published after 1955, Following One of the Types Known from RTP Appendix 2: Total Count of RTP Types Plates‎

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‎Dimitrios Gerothanasis, Johannes Stelzhammer, Alan Walker, Rex Gao (eds)‎

‎James M. Collier Collection of Greek and Roman Coins. A Selection‎

‎, Brepols - The American Numismatic Society, 2026 Hardback, Pages: xii + 144, Size:152 x 229 mm, Illustrations:236 col., Language: English. ISBN 9780897227537.‎

‎Summary Professor James M. Collier was an ardent lover of the history and culture of Europe and the ancient world, and a passionate collector of ancient Greek and Roman coins. Born in 1943 in Bellingham, Washington, he pursued his early academic training at Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) in Tacoma, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in History in 1965. After graduating from PLU, he worked for the Boeing Corporation as an engineer. When he was seconded to Washington, DC, on the Minuteman project, his office was located-quite fortuitously, as it turned out-across from the National Gallery of Art. For two years he spent every lunch hour at the Gallery, where he discovered his real love for art and art history. Returning to the Pacific Northwest, he attended the University of Oregon and graduated with a Master of Arts in Art History in 1970. He then pursued a PhD in Art History at the University of Michigan, completing the degree in 1975. He was appointed an Assistant Professor in the Art History Department at Auburn University (Auburn, Alabama), where he eventually was tenured and became department chair. Over the course of his academic career, he lectured widely and published on the Italian Renaissance and Early Netherlandish perspective-the subject of his doctoral dissertation, entitled "Linear Perspective in Flemish Painting and the Art of Petrus Christus and Dirk Bouts." Professor Collier was published as an artist as well. In 1987, he left his teaching post and devoted himself to his passion for painting, studying at the National Academy of Design in New York City. He and his wife, Carole Anne Menzi Collier, moved to Amsterdam in 1990 and eventually attained dual citizenship. He continued to pursue and share his love of art and ancient coinage for the rest of his life. The Collier Prize in Ancient Numismatics was first given by the American Numismatic Society (ANS) in 2022. Established by Carole Anne Menzi Collier in memory of her late husband, James M. Collier, the biennial award honors the best book, catalogue, or online digital work in the field of ancient numismatics (650 bc-ad 300). In 2025, the ancient Greek and Roman coins of the Collier Collection were sold at auction to fund the endowment; highlights from the collection are featured within. "Ancient numismatics . . . intersects art history, political history, economic history, and religious studies," writes ANS Executive Director Ute Wartenberg Kagan. "When done properly, it is a truly interdisciplinary field that benefits scholars willing to explore different disciplines." The Collier Prize rewards this important, often underappreciated work and encourages the scholars who undertake it. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword, by Ute Wartenberg Kagan The James M. Collier Collection, by Dimitrios Gerothanasis The Collier Prize in Ancient Numismatics, by Peter van Alfen Introduction, by Carole Anne Menzi Collier Catalogue: Magna Graecia and the West Sicily Macedon, Thrace, and Moesia Greece Asia Minor The Near East and Central Asia Africa The Roman Republic and the Imperatores The Twelve Caesars The Roman and Byzantine Empires Abbreviations‎

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‎Charlotta Hillerdal, Kristin Ilves (eds)‎

‎Harvesting the Margins of the Viking World. Decentralizing Economies in Late Iron Age Fennoscandia‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 246, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:32 b/w, 37 col., 9 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503620183.‎

‎Summary Viking Age research has long been shaped by an 'agricultural paradigm' - a framework that centres economic and social development in the fertile plains of southern and central Scandinavia. This dominant model has marginalized alternative subsistence strategies and rendered northern regions peripheral, both geographically and conceptually. This volume challenges that orthodoxy through a new focus on the economic and cultural significance of Late Iron Age Fennoscandia. Gathering fifteen chapters from established scholars in the field, this work explores how environmentally diverse and often-overlooked northern areas were not passive peripheries. Instead they were active arenas of innovation, connectivity, and identity formation. Contributors examine mixed economies and subsistence strategies, and the movement of people, materials, and ideas across forested outlands, coastal zones, and inland trade networks. From indigenous agency to interregional exchange, this volume decentres traditional narratives to offer a more nuanced and inclusive understanding of economic life in the Late Iron Age. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations 1. Setting the Scene: Shifting Late Iron Age Geography Kristin Ilves and Charlotta Hillerdal 2. Challenging Marginality: Nuancing the Agricultural Paradigm of Viking Age Fennoscandia Charlotta Hillerdal Conceptualizing a New Viking Age North 3. Fuzzy Boundaries: Defining the Wilderness in Finnish Scholarship Tuija Kirkinen 4. Historical and Mythical Northern Land: Dialoguing between the Viking Age and the Present in Northern Finland Vesa-Pekka Herva and Risto Nurmi 5. The Rise of an Economic Elite - Societal Changes in the North Induced by Viking Age Trade Networks Jari-Matti Kuusela 6. Maritime Transformations in Northern Norway during the Viking Age and Medieval Period: Innovation and Independence on the Edge of Europe Stephen Wickler 7. S mi in the North - Central Actors in Viking Age Trade Ingela Bergman 8. Trade and Subsistence in Northeastern Fennoscandia: The Northern River Routes and the White Sea Coast Hanna-Leena Puolakka 9. The Outland as an Economic Resource Base: Exploitation in the Norse Periphery Irene Baug Diversifying Economy and Connectivity 10. Hunters and Combmakers, Mountains and Markets: Problematizing the Movement of Reindeer Antler in Viking-Age Norway Steven P. Ashby 11. The Riches behind the Langeid Sword: Viking Age Iron Production and Trade Kjetil Loftsgarden 12. From Quarry to Pot: Soapstone in Local and Regional Networks Eva Svensson, Lena Grandin, Erik Ogenhall, Stefan Nilsson, Ellinor Larsson, Hans Olsson, and Annie Johansson 13. Shears and Frontiers: Pastoral Grave Goods in Viking Age Sweden and their Implications Samanta Rose 14. Was it for Iron? Andreas Hennius 15. Clandestine Clay? Explorations into Late Iron Age Religious Identity Creation in an Island Setting Kristin Ilves, Kim Darmark, and Elisabeth Holmqvist‎

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‎Estelle Ingrand-Varenne, Cl ment Dussart (eds)‎

‎Writing in the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. Inscription and Graffiti in a Multilingual and Multigraphic Perspective‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 272, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:60 b/w, 140 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503619798.‎

‎Summary The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem is an exceptional epigraphic site. A major restoration campaign (2013-2020) and the recent bibliography dedicated to the building allow us to question hundreds of inscriptions and graffiti which appear on the mosaics, paintings, and walls of this shrine built on the presumed birthplace of Christ. The site exhibits a graphic symphony-if not cacophony-in Latin, Greek, Arabic, Syriac, Armenian, Georgian, Slavic, and Rus scripts, made by pilgrims and travellers as well as the authorities and the different religious communities over the centuries. The goal of this book, which gathers epigraphists from different backgrounds, as well as historians, art historians, and restorers, is to approach those writings from a variety of perspectives. Which typologies of graphic acts are uncovered and can we escape from the labels 'graffiti' and 'inscriptions'? What purpose do they serve? With which materials and using which techniques where they created, and by whom? Where were they located in the complex of the Church, which includes the caves, the cloister, and the monastic buildings? This study explores the stratigraphy of the writings and offers several plans detailing their distribution, revealing a new chapter in the history of the building, in its use by pilgrims. It highlights the various actors in epigraphic communication and the interactions between these graphic acts in the different writings and languages. All these inscriptions and graffiti enable us to build a comprehensive picture of the rich heritage offered by this unique holy site. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: The Epigraphic Landscape of the Nativity Church Complex in Bethlehem ESTELLE INGRAND-VARENNE and CL MENT DUSSART The Discovery and the Conservation of Graffiti on the Columns of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem: The Voice of the Restorers MARCELLO PIACENTI Part I. Source, Transmission, and Interpretation of the Twelfth-Century Inscriptions Quotation and Glorification: Bethlehem's Conciliar Texts in Local Context MEGAN BOOMER From Abraham to Christ: A Family Tree on the Scale of the Church and its Epigraphic Exegesis ESTELLE INGRAND-VARENNE Typographical Transcription of the Inscriptions from the Holy Land: Francesco Quaresmio and the Publishing Adventure of the Historica, Theologica et Moralis Terr Sanct Elucidatio D LIA PR TEUX Part II. Acts of Writing and Representation Towards a Periodization of Graffiti (Seventh to Sixteenth Centuries) CARLO TEDESCHI How is Graffiti Done? Scratching, Incising, and Engraving Stone in Bethlehem THIERRY GR GOR Portraits, Graffiti, and Tattoos: Visual Indicators of Individual Piety on the Columns and Walls of the Nativity Church in Bethlehem MICHELE BACCI Part III. New Reading and Contextualization of Inscriptions and Graffiti The Greek Graffiti in the Grotto of the Bathing RACHAEL HELEN BANES The Earliest Graffiti in Latin Characters in the Church of the Nativity CL MENT DUSSART The Arabic Inscriptions of the Basilica of the Nativity: Inventory and Research Perspectives ANNA LAGARON Armenian Inscriptions and Graffiti of the Nativity Church in Bethlehem KHACHIK A. HARUTYUNYAN Ancient Georgian Inscriptions in the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and 'Bethlehems' in Georgia GIORGI GAGOSHIDZE East Slavic Inscriptions in the Basilica of the Nativity in Bethlehem YURIY A. ARTAMONOV, ALEXEY A. GIPPIUS, and ILYA V. ZAYTSEV *** Conclusion: Between Graphic Symphony and Cacophony CL MENT DUSSART and ESTELLE INGRAND-VARENNE‎

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‎Giulia Pedrucci, Francesca Fulminante, Martina Seifert (eds)‎

‎Inside Out: Gender and Ageing Agency in Urban and Non-urban Religious Spaces in Antiquity‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 373, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:88 b/w, 87 col., 11 tables b/w., Languages: English, Italian. ISBN 9782503617060.‎

‎Summary Religious spaces in Antiquity could be urban (located in a densely populated area), suburban (within a day's walk of the city), or even extra-urban (located far outside the city walls, and away from the hustle of densely populated areas). They also served very different purposes, with urban sanctuaries often serving local socio-political dynamics, while extra-urban spaces were often founded to allow meditation - or for the exercise of political control over a particular territory. But while the importance of different religious spaces has long been known, up to now, very little attention has been paid to the activities of women and children within these religious spaces. This volume aims to investigate the role that these actors played in Antiquity, both in urban and non-urban sanctuaries and in funerary contexts, in order to see how they fitted into this sacral environment, and in turn, how such sanctuaries were shaped by their presence. Different chapters within the volume explore key questions such as: can religious experiences shape urban landscapes? can urban space influence religious experiences and activities? and what role did women and children play in shaping and linking religious activities and spaces? The result is a far-reaching volume that seeks to highlight the hitherto unrecognized role of women and children in shaping the social, economic, sacral, and even political landscapes of sacred spaces. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction Giulia Pedrucci, Francesca Fulminante, and Martina Seifert 1. Spazi della morte e infanzia: Riflessioni a partire dalla documentazione archeologica nell'Italia preromana Daniela Costanzo How Urban, Non-Urban, and Funerary Spaces Intertwine with Women and Children: General Remarks and 'Interspatial' Perspectives 2. Infancy and Archaeology in Sacred Areas in Etruria Elisabetta Govi 3. The Infancy of Dionysus and the Sacred: Evidence between Etruscan Bologna and Vulci Chiara Pizzirani 4. Distribuzione e funzione delle statuette votive fittili raffiguranti adulti con bambini nell'Italia antica fra VII e I secolo a.C.: differenze fra spazi urbani, non urbani e funerari Giulia Pedrucci 5. Le statuette votive fittili raffiguranti adulti con bambini nell'Italia antica e lo spazio. Tre casi di studio a confronto: il cosiddetto tempio di Minerva Medica a Roma, il santuario di Fondo Patturelli a Capua e il santuario di Bitalemi a Gela Giulia Pedrucci 6. Religious Agency of Children and Youths in the Roman Greece of Pausanias Ville Vuolanto Urban and Suburban Spaces 7. Women and Female Deities in the Urban and Suburban Sanctuaries of Pompeii Maria Teresa D'Alessio 8. 'Worshipping Women': Case Studies from Urban and Suburban Holy Places in Southern Apulia (Sixth-Third Century BC) Giovanni Mastronuzzi 9. Megara Hyblaea: Donne e bambini nelle aree sacre e nelle necropoli della citt Lorenzo Guzzardi 10. Donne e bambini nel santuario urbano di Griso Laboccetta a Rhegion: Immagini, offerte, praxis rituale Daniela Costanzo 11. Women and Performative Space in the Cults of Meter: Epigraphic Evidence from Asia Minor and the Black Sea Marios Kamenou 12. Women and their Clothing Styles in Sacred Spaces: The Case of Palmyra Olympia Bobou and Rubina Raja Extra-urban Spaces 13. Back to Brauron: Hippocrates, Artemis, and Girls in Extra-urban Sanctuaries Laurence Totelin 14. Female Offerings and Slf-representation in Mid-Republican Votive Deposits: A Case Study from Fidenae Letizia Ceccarelli 15. La munificenza femminile nei luoghi di culto dell'Italia Romana: Alcuni esempi Silvia Gazzoli 16. 'Empty Spaces': The Rejection of Motherhood in Female Ascetic Contexts of Late Antiquity, with Reference to Syriac Linguistic and Cultural Environments Claudia Tavolieri 17. Engaging with the World of the Medieval Anchoress in the Twenty-First Century Emily Bowyer-Kazadi Funerary Spaces 18. Motherhood (and by Comparison Fatherhood) Indicators in Funerary Ritual Spaces in Proto-historic Central Italy (Latium vetus and Osteria dell'Osa 1100/1050-580 BC) Francesca Fulminante 19. Women and Infants in Urban Funerary Sacred Spaces in Campania Mariassunta Cuozzo 20. Iulia Florentina's Burial in Catania: Urban and Suburban Religious Spaces in Connection Cristina Soraci 21. Saint Agatha's Burial in Catania: New Discoveries Cristina Soraci 22. Women and Children in Funerary Practices in the Cemetery of Vaste (Fourth-Sixth Century AD): A Visible Care for Invisible People Giovanni Mastronuzzi and Giorgia Tulumello Index‎

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‎Pawel Szczepanik, Dirk Steinforth (eds)‎

‎Pre-Christian Religions, Rituals, and Beliefs in Central and Northern Europe. Interdisciplinary Investigations‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 266, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:67 b/w, 43 col., 8 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503620237.‎

‎Summary Before Christianity came to the societies and communities of Central and Northern Europe between the sixth and thirteenth centuries, there were numerous different 'pagan' religions and beliefs. Little is known about some of these, particularly with regard to details such as ritual practices, human-animal relations, conversion, ideas of the afterlife, or the place of religion in the landscape, largely due to a lack of archaeological and historical evidence. To gain new information, it is essential to draw on sources and methodologies from different disciplines. This volume brings together a collection of case-studies that apply interdisciplinary approaches to various aspects of traditional religion. Together, they shine a new light on the multi-faceted variety of expressions of belief in Central and Northern Europe, from sacrifice and burial customs to sacred objects and iconography, and to the changes and continuations in the face of coming Christianity. Arranged in four categories - space and landscape, death and burial, objects and images, and people and violence - these twelve chapters by international researchers combine archaeological studies with the input of history and literature, cultural anthropology, history of religion, and archaeozoology, to offer a valuable resource to all those interested in pre-Christian religion, and in prehistoric and early medieval spiritual culture in Europe. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations 1. Introduction: Artefacts, Landscapes, and Images. Pre-Christian Religions in Central and Northern Europe Dirk H. Steinforth, Pawe? Szczepanik, and Olof Sundqvist 2. The Cross and the Hammer: Evidence for the Continuance of Paganism in Christianized Iceland Rachel Cartwright 3.'Five Foolish Virgins': A Persistent Monument at the Gateway to Avaldsnes H kon Reiersen 4. Defining the Sacred: Pre-Christian Belief in Early-Medieval Pictland Gordon Noble and Nicholas Evans 5. In the Embrace of Old Gods: Preliminary Reflections on Excavations at Sorte Muld on Bornholm Karolina Czonstke-?wi?tkowska and Bartosz ?wi?tkowski 6. The Vikings, the Bones, and the Afterlife: The Burial Custom of the Boat-Grave at Balladoole, Isle of Man Dirk H. Steinforth 7. Finding Evidence of Plural Beliefs in Early-Medieval Inhumation Graves: A Donarkeule Case Study Abigail G rkiewicz Downer 8. The Journey of the Soul to Sessr mnir: Reinterpreting the Meaning of the Viking-Age Chair Pendant Angie Padilla 9. Material Culture as Marker of Public and Private Beliefs in Viking-Age Scandinavia: 'Pocket Deities' and Iconic Images Nancy L. Wicker 10. ...oc l ti sv inn flein fli ga... The 'Spear of Death' in the Iconography of the Gotland Picture Stones: New Considerations Based on Digital Imaging Techniques Sigmund Oehrl 11. From Obligation and Oblation to Sublimated Violence? Transformation of Human Sacrifice in the Prehistory of Northern Europe Matthew J. Walsh, Marianne Moen, Sean O'Neill, Svein H. Gullbekk, and Rane Willerslev 12. Tracing Ritual Killings: Using Archaeological Material as Sources for the Study of Human Sacrifices in Old Norse Religion Klas Wikstr m af Edholm 13. Rates of Conversion: Traces of Pre-Christian Beliefs in Animal Remains from Medieval Hungary L szl Bartosiewicz Index‎

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‎Anastasia G. Yangaki‎

‎Ceramics in Plain Sight: The Bacini of the Churches of Crete. "Reflections" of the Late Medieval and the Early Modern Material Culture of the Island. Volume II: The Regional Unit of Lasithi‎

‎, Brepols - Athens, 2026 Paperback, Pages: 344, Size:210 x 280 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9789603711063.‎

‎Summary This publication, the second volume of a broader project, presents the immured glazed vessels (the bacini) located on the fa ades of numerous churches in the regional unit of Lasithi. The research was carried out within the framework of the research programme "Immured vessels in Byzantine and post-Byzantine churches in Greece: an electronic corpus". The study of these ceramics sheds light on an understudied aspect of the material culture of Lasithi during the Venetian and Ottoman periods, as well as in modern times. Since publications on ceramics from this region and chronological span are scarce, the present study provides new insights into the history of the area and its connections with other regions from the 13th to the 21st century. The ceramics are examined in relation to their respective monuments, the surrounding area, and the people of eastern Crete. Alongside detailed archaeological documentation, the study discusses aspects of ceramic diffusion and the practice of immuration. The text is enriched with a comprehensive catalogue, maps, sketches, drawings, and numerous colour photographs. Through the systematic study and the full presentation of the material from Lasithi, this study brings to the fore the particularities of local practice: its earliest attestations in the thirteenth century and its notable revival in the nineteenth century. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword Editorial Note Chapter ?. The corpus of the immured vessels in the regional unit of Lasithi Chapter ??. Classification of clay and glass vessels used as bacini in the regional unit of Lasithi Chapter III. Recapitulating on the use of bacini in the churches of Crete: The case-study of the regional unit of Lasithi Chapter IV. Concluding remarks Chapter V. Analytical catalogue of the evidence from the regional unit of Lasithi V.1. Introductory remarks V.2. Catalogue Maps - Tables Bibliography Index of geographical areas, places and monuments ++ Illustration credits‎

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‎Tommy Kuusela, Ingunn sd sard ttir (eds)‎

‎Women and Goddesses in Old Norse Mythology and Folklore‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 348, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:4 b/w, 32 col., 1 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503614663.‎

‎Summary While the pagan deities of the Old Norse world have long fascinated scholars, it has mainly been the male gods who have captured public attention, and scholars have followed this trend, interpreting late Iron Age Scandinavian society from a male perspective. This volume aims to adjust the balance by bringing together leading scholars working on the Old Norse world and its mythology. The chapters gathered here cover a range of academic fields, from literature and history of religion to folklore, onomastics, and archaeology, with the aim of reassessing the roles played by both women and goddesses in Iron Age Scandinavia. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction Tommy Kuusela and Ingunn sd sard ttir Section I: Breaking Barriers The Fateful Feminine: Reading Mythology Against Snorri Merrill Kaplan Sei r and ergi: Limited Sources, Diverse Explanations Kendra Willson Section II: Goddesses and Women in Myth, Place Names, and Cults Fighting and Womanizing in H rbar slj Ingunn sd sard ttir Locknevi and the *Liu kona: A Female Designation for a Cult Leader or a Goddess? Per Vikstrand Fatherly Mothers: The Roman Iron Age Female Germanic Goddesses Rudolf Simek The Shameless Goddesses: Fecundity versus Chastity Britt-Mari N sstr m Section III: Old Norse Interpretations of Women Across Time and Genre Interpretations of the Feminine across Medieval Icelandic Mythology and Folklore Judy Quinn, Ad le Kreager, Ellis Wylie, Eric Ania Haley-Halinski, Katherine Marie Olley, Alisa Valpola-Walker, and Lee Colwill Section IV: Women in Archaeology Of Lynx and Ladies: Women Buried with Lynx Skin as Grave Goods c. AD 350-950 in Eastern Sweden, and their Possible Connection to the Old Norse Goddess Freyja Torun Zachrisson Women and Miniature Weapons in the Viking Age Leszek Garde?a Femininity: Reflections on Sex Determination of Graves Anne-Sofie Gr slund Section V: Women, Rituals, and Folklore Gu r n and the Cailleach Karen Bek-Pedersen Freyja, Frigg, and the Ladybird Beetle: Entomology, Historiography, and Mythology Tommy Kuusela Lamenters, Mythic Knowledge and Ritual Practice: The Question of Traditions in Late Iron Age and Medieval Scandinavia Frog and Eila Stepanova‎

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‎Martin Lemke‎

‎Military Geography of Moesia Inferior. Terrain, Logistics, Strategy‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 267, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:90 b/w, 56 col., 1 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503620909.‎

‎Summary This volume explores the military geography of the Roman province of Moesia Inferior during the first three centuries CE, shedding light on the strategic interplay between geography, culture, and military organization along the 'Limes', the Empire's frontier along the Lower Danube. Drawing on archaeological, historical, and environmental data, it examines how the activities of the Roman army, including settlement patterns, defensive architecture, and logistical networks, were influenced by terrain, resources, and pre-existing cultural dynamics. The analysis also sheds light on the logistical capabilities of the Roman army, the role played by the frontier garrisons, and the evolving strategy of Rome in capturing, securing, and developing the region. Central to the volume is a comprehensive site gazetteer that reveals how the clustering of settlements and fortifications was heavily dependent on the natural environment, and its impact on both economy and strategy with the region. By situating military geography within broader socio-political and environmental contexts, the book contributes to a deeper understanding of Roman frontier policy, provincial development, and the lived experience of imperial borderlands. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Foreword 1. Introduction Scope and Methods Research Status and Site Preservation Chronology Terminology Military Geography 2. History of the Region The Augustan Era Reign of Tiberius Reigns of Caligula and Claudius Reign of Nero Reign of Vespasian Reign of Domitian Reign of Trajan Province Frontiers From the Severans to the Third-Century Crisis 3. Geography of the Region General Characteristics The Danube Terraces and Plains 4. Logistics The term and its Scope in the Military Geography of Moesia Inferior Logistics in the Roman Army The Evidence of the Written Sources Army Logistics in Moesia Inferior Reconnaissance and Intelligence Army Personnel and Civilians Engaged in Logistics Strategy toward Indigenous Peoples Taxes Romanization? Urban Centers Pontic Cities Cities of the Provincial Interior The Smaller Settlements: canabae, vici, and villae Municipium and colonia Trade and Resources Infrastructure and Transportation Army Administration Towards Late Antiquity Recapitulation 5. Topography of the Lower Moesian Limes Microregions Section 1. Lom - Harlec Section 2. Orjahovo - Gigen Section 3. Guljanci - Nikopol Section 4. Belene - Krivina Section 5. Batin - Ruse Section 6. Marten - Tutrakan Section 7. Dunavec - Silistra Section 8. Dervent - Cernavod? Section 9. Seimeni - Turcoaia Section 10. M?cin - Isaccea Section 11. Tulcea - Dunav??u de Sus Summary 6. Strategy The Early Years: An Offensive Line? Beyond the Yantra Less Prominent Fortifications: Bridgeheads, Watchtowers and Linear Barriers Consolidation after the Dacian Wars of Trajan Towards Late Antiquity The Roman River Frontier in Practice Trouble with the Dacians Barbarian on the Frontier Historical Parallels Strategy in Moesia, Strategy of the Empire? 7. Epilogue Abbreviations Works Cited Index‎

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‎Radoslaw Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski‎

‎Apsaros: A Roman Fort on the Colchis Coast‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 293, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:164 b/w, 200 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503618579.‎

‎Summary From AD 63/64, when the Roman Empire annexed the kingdom known as Pontus Polemoniacus, up to c. 257 and the invasion of the Borans, the coast of Colchis, in modern-day Georgia, hosted a Roman garrison system that stretched along the south-eastern edge of the Black Sea. One such Roman fort, at the site of Apsaros (Gonio, Georgia) has been the subject of intensive interdisciplinary research, with a focus on exploring the site and its environs to shed new light on the history, chronology, and periodization of the Roman military presence. From the discovery of traces of the presence of four cohorts of the V Macedonian legion through to analysis of the ruins of the garrison commander's house, which was equipped with private baths and decorated with mosaics, this volume draws together ground-breaking new research to shed new light on Roman Colchis, the garrisons who lived here, and their complicated relations with local tribes. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations List of Contributors Preface Introduction Chapter 1. The Apsaros Fort Setting Chapter 2. Materials and Construction Techniques Chapter 3. Local Tribes before the Romans and under Roman Administration Chapter 4. Roman Forts on the Colchis Coast Chapter 5. The Roman Garrison at Apsaros Chapter 6. Apsaros outside the Fortifications in the Principate Period Chapter 7. The Roman Fort during the Principate Period Chapter 8. The Mosaic Floors from the Roman Commander's Residence: By Special Order of L. Flavius Arrianus? Rados?aw Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski and Natalia Alexandria Lockley Chapter 9. The Fort and its Vicinity in the Late Roman Period Chapter 10. The Roman Fort at Apsaros and the Roman Military Presence on the Colchis Coast: Bringing the Evidence Together Appendix 1. The Roman Fort of Apsaros in Gonio Village: A Brief History of Investigations Emzar Kakhidze and Rados?aw Karasiewicz?Szczypiorski Appendix 2. Beyond the Walls: Assessment of the Main Results of Archaeological Excavations Outside the Apsaros Fort Shota Mamuladze ?, Kakhaber Kamadadze, and Tatuli Motskobili Appendix 3. Apsarus in Greek and Latin Geographical Sources from Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages Tomasz P?ociennik Appendix 4. Engraved Gems from the Roman Fort in Apsaros (Gonio) and the Makho Cemetery Pawe? Go?y?niak and Shota Mamuladze ? Appendix 5. Ceramic Building Materials at the Roman Fort in Apsaros (Gonio): Local/Regional Products or Longdistance Imports? Ma?gorzata Daszkiewicz Figures Works Cited‎

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