‎Archaeology‎

‎Wolfgang Fischer-Bossert, Ute Wartenberg‎

‎When Coinage Was Born. Treasures from the Zhuyuetang Collection‎

‎, Brepols - The American Numismatic Society, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 194, Size:152 x 229 mm, Illustrations:181 col., Language: English. ISBN 9780897227483.‎

‎Summary The exhibition catalogue for When Coinage Was Born - Treasures from the Zhuyuetang Collection (held at the Royal Spanish Mint from June 2025 through June 2026) showcases 148 coins illustrating the development of early coinage around the Mediterranean Sea. The many spectacular coins of the Zhuyuetang Collection provide a deep dive into the wonderful world of Archaic Greek numismatic imagery, so different from the aesthetic language of later Hellenistic and Roman coins, and a vivid tableau of monsters, gods, heroes, and animals. More than a mere assortment of metal objects, these coins tell stories from 2500 years ago about war and international conflict, natural disasters, communities, religion, wealth, and much more. Printed in full color with over 180 images and text masterfully researched and written by two of the leading scholars in Archaic Greek numismatics. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by Isabel Valldecabres Ortiz Foreword by Dr. Rafael Feria Foreword by Richard W. C. Kan Foreword by Wolfgang Fischer-Bossert and Ute Wartenberg Cities and Regions of Coins in the Zhuyuetang Collection I. The Earliest Coins II. IThe Coinage of Phanes III. Enigmatic Designs on Electrum Coinage IV. Ionian Cities: Ephesos and Miletos V. Revival of Older Motifs VI. Coinage of the Black Sea VII. Rich as Kroisos VIII. Persian Gold IX. Electrum Coinage in Times of Crisis X. Kyzikos: Currency of the Grain Trade XI. Electrum Endured: Phokaia and Lampsakos XII. Twin Cities: Teos and Abdera XIII. Mount Pangaion and Its Greek Colonies XIV. The Mystery of the Derrones XV. Tyntenoi: Coinage in an Agricultural Society XVI. Powerful Tribes and Their Coinage XVII. The Horseman of Sermylia XVIII. Potidaia and its God XIX. Terone and its Amphora XX. Awaiting Further Study: Coins of (Still) Mysterious Origins XXI. Thracian Chersonese: A Region Between Powers XXII. Rich in Cattle: Euboia XXIII. Cities and Sanctuaries in Greece XXIV. Athens: A Fountain of Silver XXV. Overland Across the Sea XXVI. Counterstamped: The Afterlife of Aignia's Turtle XXVII. The Western Greeks: Beauty and Innovation; Numismatic Terms and Abbreviations Bibliography Indices‎

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‎Rubina Raja, Andrew Wilson (eds)‎

‎Catastrophes in Context. Disaster and Response in the Roman and Early Byzantine World‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: xvi + 297, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:22 b/w, 58 col., 26 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503623641.‎

‎Summary Catastrophes in Context: Disaster and Response in the Roman and Early Byzantine World explores how people in the ancient world lived through, reacted to, and recovered after major crises. From earthquakes and eruptions to shortages, plagues, and sudden environmental shifts, the book shows disasters not as stand-alone events but as moments that changed communities in lasting ways. Drawing on a wide mix of evidence such as archaeological remains, texts, landscapes, and scientific data, it brings together engaging case studies that highlight real human experiences of fear, loss, recovery, and resilience. The contributors offer new ways to understand how ancient societies coped with catastrophic events, what resources they relied on, and how they adapted to new realities. Comprehensive, engaging, and wide-ranging, this volume presents the ancient world through the lens of challenge and response, showing how crises shaped everyday life and long-term history. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations List of Contributors Preface 1. Catastrophe and Response in the Ancient World Rubina Raja and Andrew Wilson 2. War and Urbanism: The Boudican Revolt and the Reconstruction of Londinium Lacey Wallace 3. Re-evaluating the Impact of the Earthquake(s) of AD 62/63 in Roman Pompeii Michael A. Anderson 4. The Catastrophic AD 79 Eruption of Vesuvius: Survivors and Post-eruption Intervention at the Local and Imperial Level in Four Communities Steven L. Tuck 5. The Economic Impact of the Antonine Plague Andrew Wilson 6. Catastrophes and Resilience: The Archaeology of Crises at Palmyra, 150-272 Olympia Bobou and Rubina Raja 7. Cyrenaica and the Plague of Cyprian Andrew Wilson 8. Catastrophes and the Dynamic Landscape of Thonis-Heracleion Damian Robinson and Franck Goddio 9. Catastrophic(?) Floods in the Roman North: Chronologies, Causes, and Contexts Tyler Franconi 10. Resilience in Late Fifth-Century Aphrodisias: An Archaeological Perspective from the Tetrapylon Street Ine Jacobs 11. The Environmental Context for the Outbreak of the Justinianic Plague in the Mediterranean Brandon McDonald, Andrew Wilson, and Arietta Papaconstantinou 12. Contextualizing Late Antique Natural Disasters: The Elements and Effects of the Late Antique Little Ice Age and the Justinianic Plague Brandon McDonald Errata to 'The Environmental Context for the Outbreak of the Justinianic Plague in the Mediterranean' (Brandon McDonald, Andrew Wilson, and Arietta Papaconstantinou) (https://doi.org/10.1484/M.STIA-EB.5.155908)‎

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‎Orsolya Heinrich-Tam ska, Carla Sfameni, Christoph Rummel, Simon Esmonde Cleary, Dominic Moreau, Christophe J. Goddard (eds)‎

‎Late Antique villae in the Balkans (3rd-7th c. AD): Current Research Questions and Perspectives. HAEMUS Companion to the Late Antique Balkans 1‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 350, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:80 b/w, 113 col., 1 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503604763.‎

‎Summary The study of the villae of the Roman and Late Antique period is well established in western Europe, but, up to now, little has been done to explore this type of building in depth in the rest of the Empire, in particular in the Roman provinces of the Balkan peninsula and along the Danube. This volume, which draws on research presented at the first international workshop organized by the HAEMUS International Research Network (Villeneuve d'Ascq, France, 10-12 Novembre 2021), aims to redress the balance by drawing together papers focused on Roman villae both at an Empire-wide level, and more specifically, within South-Eastern Europe. Through thematic syntheses and case studies, the volume is able both to shed new light on the villae of in the central part of the Later Roman Empire, as well as to highlight new discoveries made in recent decades. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations In Memoriam Andreae Graham Poulter (1953-2025) Lille, the Balkans and the HAEMUS International Research Network Dominic Moreau and Christophe J. Goddard List of Abbreviations Foreword Orsolya Heinrich-Tamaska, Carla Sfameni, and Christoph Rummel Introductory Remarks 1. Late Roman villae in Hispania: Notes on Terminology and Ownership Javier Arce 2. Late Roman villae in Moesia Inferior and Thracia: State of Research and Perspectives Gerda von B low 3. Late Roman villae in the Balkans: A Perspective from the West Simon Esmonde Cleary General Aspects 4. Late Antique villae: Typology, Functions, and status quaestionis Carla Sfameni 5. Villae in the Late Roman West as Expressions of Aristocratic Culture Simon Esmonde Cleary 6. Villae and Self-Representation Patrizio Pensabene and Paolo Barresi 7. Villae, domus, and Religion: A Series of Misunderstandings Christophe J. Goddard 8. The Search for Roman Landscapes Michael Doneus and Nives Doneus 9. Villae and the Military in the Balkan between Representation, Supply, and Defence Orsolya Heinrich-Tam ska and Christoph Rummel 10. Villae maritimae and Elites in Dalmatia Tin Turkovi? Late Antique villae in the Balkans:Case Studies 11. The Luxury villa of Valerius Dalmatius, Governor of Lugdunensis Tertia at Nagyhars ny, Hungary Zsolt Mr v 12. Roman villae and villa-Dominated Landscape Researches in Pannonia M t Szab 13. Complexity and Contradiction in Diocletian's Palace (Split, Croatia) Goran Nik?i? 14. From the Laecanii to Tito: The villa maritima expolitissima in Verige Bay (Brioni, Croatia) Mario Bloier 15. Landscape in Motion: Case Studies of Late Antique villae in Coastal Dalmatia Tin Turkovi? 16. Diaporit (Albania): From villa to Pilgrimage Centre William Bowden and Luan P rzhita 17. The Late Antique villa of Nerodimlje and its Depiction of the Seven Sages Marigona Ademi 18. Romuliana - Gamzigrad: Palace and/or villa? Stefan Pop-Lazi? and Christoph Rummel 19. The Late Antique Complex in Obelya (Sofia, Bulgaria): A Re-assessment of the 1960s Investigations Anani Antonov 20. The Ancient Villa Armira in the Province of Thrace Gergana Kabakchieva and Benjamin Frerix 21. Late Roman villae in the Countryside of Northern Greece Konstantinos D. Ketanis‎

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‎Mariacarmela Montesanto‎

‎Iron Age Pottery from Tell Atchana / Ancient Alalakh. A Typological and Functional Analysis‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: x + 182, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:28 b/w, 27 col., 3 tables b/w., 1 tables col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503621609.‎

‎Summary Tell Atchana, ancient Alalakh, lies in the Amuq Valley in modern Hatay, southern T rkiye. Long thought to have been abandoned by the end of the Late Bronze Age, recent excavations reveal partial Iron Age occupation, prompting a reassessment of the site's chronology. This book discusses the Iron Age occupation on the site, presenting detailed stratigraphic data and a morphological analysis of the pottery assemblage from the excavated square to establish a relative chronological framework. It also examines the assemblage functionally to identify changes or continuities in habits and actions across the Late Bronze to Iron Age transition and within the Iron Age itself. Through this approach, the study sheds new light on the nature and dynamics of Iron Age I occupation at Tell Atchana. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Abbreviations Chapter 1: Historical Background Chapter 2: The Amuq Valley and Tell Atchana / Ancient Alalakh Chapter 3: Pottery Typology Chapter 4: Functional Analysis Chapter 5: Final Remarks Plates and Catalogue Works Cited Index‎

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‎Janusz Z. Woloszyn, Liz Gonzales Ruiz‎

‎Toro Muerto, vol. I. A Catalogue of Iconographic Motifs in Rock Art / Un cat logo de motivos iconogr ficos del arte rupestre‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 510, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:228 b/w, 146 col., 3 tables b/w., Languages: English, Spanish. ISBN 9782503623573.‎

‎Summary This book inaugurates a planned series focusing on Toro Muerto, the largest rock art site in South America. Located in Peru's Arequipa region, Toro Muerto covers approximately 50 km , with the densest concentration of nearly 2500 volcanic boulders engraved with petroglyphs contained within its central 10 km . Known since the 1950s, the site was nevertheless only partially recorded, and earlier documentation was often incomplete or inaccurate. Since 2015, a team of Polish researchers from the University of Warsaw, working in collaboration with Peruvian specialists, has undertaken a systematic programme of documentation; the results are presented here for the first time. Lavishly illustrated and published in both English and Spanish, this volume functions as both a catalogue and a typology of Toro Muerto's geometric, zoomorphic, and anthropomorphic motifs. It presents the first high-resolution digital record of the site, featuring nearly 50 motif types, almost 700 photographs, and 5500 drawings. With an unprecedented level of detail, the book provides a solid foundation for future iconographic and archaeological research, offering new insights into the symbolic and ritual significance of one of the world's most impressive rock art complexes. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations / Lista de ilustraciones Foreword / Pr logo Introduction / Introducci n Acknowledgements / Agradecimientos Catalogue / Cat logo Creation and Structure of the Catalogue / Creaci n y estructura del cat logo Geometric Motifs / Motivos geom tricos Zoomorphic Motifs / Motivos zomorfos Anthropomorphic Motifs / Motivos antropomorfos Works Cited / Obras citadas‎

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‎Zahra Hashemi, Amaury Hav , Mathilde Jean, Th o Mespoulet, Hugo Naccaro, Sidonia Obreja, Cl lia Paladre, Josselin Pinot, Salom Sepeau (eds)‎

‎Another Brick in the Wall. M langes en l'honneur de Martin Sauvage‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Paperback, Pages: xxvi + 300, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:42 b/w, 48 col., 20 tables b/w., Languages: French, English. ISBN 9782503619217.‎

‎Summary Ce volume rend hommage la riche carri re de Martin Sauvage au Proche et Moyen-Orient. Arch ologue de terrain, il a contribu au d veloppement des recherches en M sopotamie, au Levant, en Iran et en Arabie. Cartographe, il a dit un formidable atlas de r f rence. Mais avant tout, son expertise est celle de l'architecture de briques, laquelle il a consacr une abondante bibliographie. Ce volume explore donc une s rie de th mes qui ont marqu son parcours : les approches th oriques de l'arch ologie et de l'histoire orientales, la repr sentation des savoirs et des espaces, le r le fondamental de la brique pour notre discipline et? les joies de la bonne ch re travers les poques et les r gions, bien s r ! TABLE OF CONTENTS List of illustrations Un jeu de briques et de cartes, trente ans d'amicale collaboration Pascal Butterlin Introduction Zahra Hashemi, Amaury Hav , Mathilde Jean, Th o Mespoulet, Hugo Naccaro, Sidonia Obreja, Cl lia Paladre, Josselin Pinot & Salom Sepeau Une vie Sauvage Mathilde Jean Section 1. Approches th oriques 1. Fausses pistes et mystifications dans les d chiffrements des critures cun iformes C cile Michel 2. Locus, lev e, US et coutumes d'enregistrement des contextes en arch ologie du Proche-Orient ancien Amaury Hav Section 2. Savoirs et espaces 3. G ographie et savoir scolaire la transition des IVe et IIIe mill naires avant notre re Camille Lecompte 4. L'architecture chez les nomades lurs du Zagros central : observations ethnographiques d'une arch ologue Zahra Hashemi 5. 50 shades of Bricks : Couleur des mat riaux, caract ristiques techniques et choix des constructeurs Emannuel Baudouin 6. Cartographier les fouilles de Suse : 128 ans d'arch ologie la carte ! Cl lia Paladre Section 3. Un monde de briques 7. Ceci n'est pas une brique Hugo Naccaro 8. Prot ger les briques : les types d'am nagements hydrauliques des rues et des places de M sopotamie du Nord l' ge du Bronze Th o Mespoulet 9. Une tradition pal o-babylonienne de tombes vo t es en M sopotamie du Nord Christophe Nicolle 10. Des trous dans les murs : deux proc s dans les tablettes de Nuzi Brigitte Lion Section 4. Boire et manger 11. Boire dans un animal ou Boire un animal ? : Vases zoomorphes au Proche et au Moyen-Orient : formes, usages et symbolique Xavier Faivre 12. Ancient Mobile Pastoralists of an Iron Age Site in the Kouhrang Bakhtiari Highlands of Central Zagros, Iran: The Case of KR 385 Hossein Davoudi, Ahmad Azadi, Homa Fathi and Marjan Mashkour 13. Du concept de terroir artisanal : une contribution l'arch ologie des changes et de la bonne ch re Mathilde Jean‎

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‎Kresimir Matijevic, Rubina Raja, J rg R pke (eds)‎

‎Caesar's Visions and Impact on the Roman Empire. Revisiting the Archaeological and Historical Record of the 40s BC‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: x + 236, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:11 b/w, 55 col., 2 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503619309.‎

‎Summary Conqueror of Gaul, textbook author, demagogue, gravedigger of the Republic, first emperor: Caesar, and in particular the Caesar of the 40s BC, is equally Roman superstar and notorious dictator, and certainly one of the most controversial figures of Roman history. Bringing together specialists of various disciplines and representatives of different schools of thought, this volume offers a fresh appreciation of both Caesar as an historical character and of a period that irrevocably turned Rome into a military, political, and cultural centre and a point of reference for the ancient Mediterranean world. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations 1. Caesar's Visions and Impact on the Roman Empire: Revisiting the Archaeological and Historical Record for the 40s BC Kre?imir Matijevi?, Rubina Raja, and J rg R pke 2. Caesar's Dictatura Perpetua Revisited, in Light of the Newly Published Fragment of the Consular Fasti Robert Morstein-Marx 3. Caesar's monumentum and his Vision for Rome. Missing Entrances and Conjectural Connections: Probing the Boundaries of Rome's First Imperial Forum Christopher H. Hallet and Rubina Raja 4. Caesar from the Campus Martius to the vici: Towards a New Idea of the Roman People? Valentina Arena 5. Preservation and Change: The Ambiguous Legacy of the Syracusan ????????? after Caesar's Policies Sofia Bianchi Mancini 6. Valerius Maximus on Julius Caesar and Public Speech in the 40s BC Henriette van der Blom 7. 'Like Bellona Brandishing her Blood-Stained Lash' (VII.568): The Demonization of Caesar in Lucan's Bellum civile Nicola H mke 8. Complex Dynamics: Cleopatra and her Relationship with Caesar, Antony, and Octavian in Ludvig Holberg's Biography of Cleopatra (1745) Trine Arlund Hass 9. The Horizon of Rome: Julius Caesar's Rise to the Top and the End of the Republic Martin Jehne 10. Caesar's Impact on his Successors in the Triumviral Period Kre?imir Matijevi? 11. Some Caesarian Precedents Michael Koortbojian 12. God and Foundational Figure: Veneration of Caesar as the First Roman Axial Age Religion J rg R pke 13. Julius Caesar's Transformation of the Roman Currency Bernhard E. Woytek Index locorum Index of Names Index of Places‎

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‎Craig A. Harvey, Emanuele Ettore Intagliata, Rubina Raja (eds)‎

‎Khirbet al-Khalde. Final Publications from the Khirbet al-Khalde Archaeological Project 2023‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: xii + 238, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:470 b/w, 170 col., 32 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503618623.‎

‎Summary The trade networks that covered the broad expanse of north-western Arabia and the Negev Desert have long been known from historical sources, but in recent years, archaeological investigations in the region have begun to reshape our perception of what ancient trade looked like in this arid region. In particular, the modern application of advanced techniques, together with a greater focus on the numerous smaller sites that dotted these routes, have led to a far more nuanced understanding of the dynamics of trade in this borderland region. This volume focuses in particular on survey work undertaken at the site of Khirbet al-Khalde, ancient Praesidium, a fortlet and possible caravanserai in southern Jordan, located along the Via Nova Traiana. The survey, which included surface collection, mapping, and assessment of damage done to the site over time, has yielded new insights into the character and chronology of the site. The chapters gathered here include a comprehensive report of this survey project, together with a reassessment of the find groups, giving new insights into the chronology and dynamics both of this small but important site, and of the role it played along a major route connecting the Red Sea with the Near East. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations 1. Preface and Acknowledgements Craig A. Harvey, Emanuele E. Intagliata, and Rubina Raja 2. Overview of the Khirbet al-Khalde Archaeological Project 2023 Campaign Craig A. Harvey, Emanuele E. Intagliata, and Rubina Raja 3. Damage Assessment at Khirbet al Khalde Craig A. Harvey, Emanuele E. Intagliata, Katar na Mokr nov , Rubina Raja, and Mara Zoppi 4. Khirbet al-Khalde Ceramics Sarah E. Wenner 5. Ceramic Building Materials Craig A. Harvey, Emanuele E. Intagliata, and Rubina Raja 6. Glass from Khirbet al-Khalde Cristina Boschetti 7. Other Finds - Coins, Metal and Stone Artefacts, Metal Slag, Crucibles, and Coral Craig A. Harvey, Emanuele E. Intagliata, and Rubina Raja 8. Animal Bones and Marine Shells David S. Reese‎

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‎Emanuele Ettore Intagliata (ed)‎

‎Pal.M.A.I.S. Syro-Italian Joint Project. Selected Essays on the Southwest Quarter and the Peristyle Building of Palmyra in Memory of Prof. Maria Teresa Grassi‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: xix + 190, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:190 b/w, 61 col., 10 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503607238.‎

‎Summary The Pal.M.A.I.S. Syro-Italian Joint Project at Palmyra, established in 2007, aimed to shed light on private housing in the Roman East. Through excavations in Palmyra's southwest quarter, the remains of a residential complex, the 'Peristyle Building', were uncovered; this site was built in the Roman period but was inhabited up to the eighth century AD. This volume, dedicated to Prof. Maria Teresa Grassi (Universit degli Studi di Milano), who co-directed the project together with Dr Walid Asaad (Museum of Palmyra), presents selected studies stemming from the Pal.M.A.I.S. Project. It draws together contributions dedicated to the topography of the southwest quarter, the excavation of the Peristyle Building, and selected classes of material. Through detailed analysis and the presentation of fresh data, this volume sheds new light on a relatively unexplored sector of a threatened UNESCO World Heritage site. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Main Conventions and Abbreviations Used in this Volume A Tribute to Prof. Maria Teresa Grassi's Legacy in Palmyra Walid Asaad Preface Emanuele E. Intagliata Maria Teresa Grassi and her Work Emanuele E. Intagliata and Fabrizio Slavazzi 1. Setting the Scene: The Pal.M.A.I.S. Syro-Italian Joint Project and the Purpose of this Book Emanuele E. Intagliata 2. The Southwest Quarter: An Overview of the Evidence and Preliminary Observations Based on the Results of the 2007 Survey Emanuele E. Intagliata, Daniele Bursich, and Giorgio Rossi 3. The Peristyle Building Alberto Bacchetta and Emanuele E. Intagliata 4. Exploring the Invisible: Circulation in the Peristyle Building Daniele Bursich 5. The Architectural Elements of Palmyra: New Data from the Southwest Quarter Giorgio Rossi 6. Numismatic Finds from the Southwest Quarter of Palmyra: A Preliminary Report Antonino Cris 7. Glass Finds from the Peristyle Building Miriam Romagnolo‎

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‎Aleksander Bursche, Jaros?aw Bodzek, Anna Zapolska (eds)‎

‎Proceedings of the XVI International Numismatic Congress, 11?16.09.2022, Warsaw: Vol. II. Roman Numismatics. 11.1 Coinage, 11.2 Circulation‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Paperback, Pages:2 vols, 848, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:112 b/w, 30 col., Languages: English, French, Spanish. ISBN 9782503616728.‎

‎Summary The XVI International Numismatic Congress, held in Warsaw, Poland, in September 2022, was a landmark event, drawing the largest number of participants in its history. With over 550 papers presented during thematic sessions and round tables, this congress showcased the latest advancements and research in the field of numismatics from leading experts and scholars in their field. A curated selection of papers from the conference have now been drawn together into peer-reviewed conference proceedings, representing a comprehensive spectrum of numismatic studies from antiquity to modern times. Each paper is meticulously illustrated with high-quality images, often of unique specimens, along with detailed diagrams, maps, and die/typological chains. Topics covered include coins and coin finds, medals, tokens, banknotes, the history of collections and collecting, and cutting-edge chemical analyses and technologies used in coin examination. This volume, the second in four thematic volumes, focuses on Roman coinage. Divided into two separate volumes, covering respectively forty-four chapters on coinage and forty on circulation, the contributions gathered here explore not only Rome and the Imperial mints, but also local phenomena from Spain to Asia Minor, including graffiti, imitations, and copies of Roman coinage. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction Jaros?aw Bodzek, Aleksander Bursche, Anna Zapolska 11.1 Coinage 1. The Celtic Small Silver Coinage of the Upper Danube Markus M ller 2. The Contribution of 3D Digitisation to the Study of the Riedones Celtic Coins (Fr, 35) Katherine Gruel, Caroline Plumel, Benjamin Houal, Olivier Masson, Thierry Lejars 3. 3D Scanning of Celtic Coins and Deep Learning to Identify Monetary Dies Sofiane Horache, Katherine Gruel, Jean-Emmanuel Deschaud, Fran ois Goulette, Thierry Lejars 4. Image Recognition Applied to the Hoard of Le C tillon II Chrisowalandis Deligio, Karsten Tolle, Philip de Jersey 5. The Manerbio Hoard (Lombardy, Italy) and 3D Digitisation: The Rediscovery of Cisalpine Gaul's Drachmas Elodie Paris, Ermanno A. Arslan, Katherine Gruel, Joseph Lleres 6. The Roman Republican Die Project (RRDP). History and New Methodologies Lucia F. Carbone, Liv M. Yarrow, Alice Sharpless 7. The Roman Republican Die Project (RRDP). Methods and Preliminary Findings Alice Sharpless, Lucia Carbone, Liv Yarrow 8. The Debasement of the Denarius in the 80s BC Kevin Butcher, Matthew Ponting 9. Un caso singular de la monetizaci n del SO de Hispania en poca republicana: Mesas do Castelinho (Almod var, Portugal) Amilcar Guerra, Carlos Fabi o, Susana Estrela, Bartolom Mora 10. Minting in the Middle Ground. Counterfeited Roman Coins in the Lake Geneva Region (60-20 BC) Charles Parisot-Sillon 11. Tracing Roman Gold Stocks with LA-ICP-MS Analysis of Coins from the Second Punic War to the End of the First Century AD Arnaud Susp ne, Maryse Blet-Lemarquand 12. Non-Destructively Determining the Composition of Coinage from Rome and the Mediterranean, from 200 BC to 64 AD Adrian D. Hillier, Toluwalase Agoro, Katsu Ishida, Matthew Ponting, Kevin Butcher 13. The Representation of Sicily on the Roman Coinage from the Republic to Augustus Manon Larue 14. Decades Without Bronze Minting in the First Century AD: Their Significance and Impact on Coin Circulation Johan van Heesch 15. Una riconsiderazione di un Aureo a nome di Plotina Aug Divi dalla collezione di Campana Maria Cristina Molinari 16. The Return of the Pious Son. Additional Evidence on the Restored Denarius Issue Signed by Hadrian Bernhard E. Woytek 17. Einhaltung eines Gewichtsstandards in der antiken M nzpr gung am Beispiel der Cistophoren Wolfgang Bretz, Gunther Eggeler, Jan Frenzel, B rbel Morstadt, Clara Pohl 18. The Antonines: An Economy of Silver, not Gold Gilles Bransbourg 19. The Antonine Denarii from Mesopotamia: Preliminary Observations and Interpretations of Two Series from Edessa and Carrhae Edward Dandrow 20. Numi plumbei antino nsi Giovanni Maria Staffieri 21. A Die Study of the Alexandrian Coinage of Commodus Mona Ashour 22. Natus vincere: the Image of Emperor Gallienus (AD 253-268) through Rome's Mint Coinage David Serrano Ordozgoiti 23. Die aeternitas Augusti im Licht der M nzen Katarzyna Balbuza 24. A Spanish Charioteer on a New Contorniate from Rome? Claudia Ferro 25. Numismatic Panorama: Mythical Founding Heroes in the Third Century AD Agata Aleksandra Kluczek 26. Theomorphic Ruler Images of the Counter-Emperor Postumus. Frontality as an Element of Ruler Representation in the Crisis Period of the 260s AD Michele Lange 27. La frappe de l'aureus dans les ateliers balkaniques et orientaux entre 293 et 313 Jay Dharmadhikari 28. Multiple in dit de 2 solidi de Constantin Ier l'atelier de Tr ves Marie-Laure Le Brazidec, Laurent Schmitt 29. Two Silver Ingots from the Mid-Fourth Century AD Alenka Mi?kec 30. The SM Mark on Honorius Age Bronze Issues Stefano Bruni 31. Coins of Antioch and the Transition from Late Antiquity to Early Byzantium (324-610 AD) Pavla Gkantzios Drapelova 32. A Taxonomy of Bilingual Coins from Augustus to the Mid-third Century AD Bartosz Awianowicz 33. The Coins of Nicopolis ad Istrum Kept in the Medagliere of the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana (Ambrosian Library): A Preliminary Report Giancarlo Alteri, Eleonora Giampiccolo 34. Mythical Past of Thrace and its Reflection in the Selected Monetary Issues of Hadrianopolis Marek Jurkowski 35. Rare Coin Types of Pautalia and Serdica Nikolay Dimitrov 36. Iconographic Interactions between the Roman Provinces of Thrace, Pontus Bithynia, and Asia Minor Marina Tasaklaki 37. Countermarks on the Coins of Bithynia and Pontus in the Roman Period: Some General Observations Barbara Zaj?c 38. The Identity of the Warrior God on the Coins of Ariassos Esra T t nc 39. A New Year of an Old Era? Christian Schinzel 40. More Than Just a Scratch. A Preliminary Categorisation of Graffiti on Roman Gold Coin Friederike Stahlke 41. Not Only Postumus. Roman and Byzantine Gold Coins with Graffiti in the Collection of the Ossolineum Adam Degler 42. Los nuevos plomos monetiformes de Eucleratus David Mart nez Chico 43. Ancient Ponderal items from the Roman Camp in C ceres el Viejo (C ceres, Spain) Diego Barrios, Cruces Bl zquez 11.2 Circulation 44. The Coin Finds Hub - Italy Project: Management and Use of Numismatic Data from Archaeological Contexts Renata Cantilena, Federico Carbone, Giacomo Pardini 45. The Coin Hoards of the Roman Republic [Online] Database: Reflections and Development after Nine Years Kris Lockyear 46. Differences in the Circulation Patterns of Roman Republican Coinage in the Imperial Period with a Particular Focus on the Denarii Serrati Katharina Huber 47. La pr sence des deniers r publicains en M diterran e orientale durant les troisi me et deuxi me si cles avant J.-C. Eleni G. Papaefthtymiou 48. The Underwater Coin Deposit of Gran Carro, in Lake Bolsena Samuele Ranucci, Barbara Barbaro 49. Preliminary Report on the 2019 Varzi Hoard (Northern Italy, Province of Pavia) Alessandro Bona, Florence Caillaud, Alessandro Cavagna, Cecilia Norfini, Claudia Perassi 50. Coin Circulation in Mediolanum between the First Century BC and the Second Century AD: New Data from Archaeological Contexts Alessandro Bona 51. The Coin Treasure from the Cardus IV Excavation of Herculaneum (Ancient Campania) in the Coin Cabinet of the Museo Archeologico Nazionale at Naples-Italy (562 AR): a Preliminary Report Emanuela Spagnoli 52. The Coin Hoards of the Roman Empire Project. 10 Years On! Unum Fiat ex Pluribus. The Case of Sicily Mariangela Puglisi 53. Late Roman Empire Coin Hoards from Archaeological Excavations in Lamego's Castle (PORTUGAL) Alice Baeta 54. La continuidad en el uso de nummi tardorromanos cortados y recortados en el Castillo de Viguera (La Rioja) Fernando L pez S nchez, Jos Mar a Tejado Sebasti n 55. The Roman Hoard of Tomares: Preliminary Results of a 'Too Big' Monetary Find Ruth Pliego, Enrique Garc a-Vargas 56. Nummi tardoantiguos en Gallaecia y Lusitania: conjuntos monetales en el siglo V d. C. Alberto Mart n Esquivel, Cruces Bl zquez Cerrato 57. L'affirmation du pouvoir par la monnaie sous Gunthamund (484-496) et Thrasamund (496-523) Aur lien Ros 58. Las monedas del yacimiento tardoantiguo (ss. VI-VII d.C.) de Val ncia la Vella (Riba-roja de T ria, Val ncia, Espa a) scar Cald s Aquili 59. Hallazgos de moneda antigua en contexto arqueol gico de la bah a de Algeciras (C diz, Espa a) Alicia Ar valo-Gonz lez, Elena Moreno-Pulido 60. Monedas romanas bajoimperiales y tardoantiguas de la excavaci n de la plaza de la catedral de Tortosa (Tarragona, Espa a) Xavier Sicart Chavarria, scar Cald s Aquili , Ramon Ferr Anguix 61. El conjunto monetario hallado en el balneum de la villa romana de Vilauba (Catalunya) Pere Castanyer Masoliver, Marc Bouzas Sabater, Joan Frigola Torrent, Joaquim Tremoleda Trilla, Andrea Ferrer Welsch 62. The Beaurains (Arras) Hoard: A Hundred Years Later Vincent Drost 63. Usages et usagers des monnaies d'or en territoire duen sous l'Empire romain K vin Charrier 64. Initiators, Status, Degree of Tolerance of Authorities and Other Key Features of Irregular Radiates: An Updated Overview Fabien Pilon 65. Usages et circulation mon taires dans le sud de la Gaule aux Ve et VIe si cles : le cas des monnayages de bronze Marie-Laure Le Brazidec 66. The Monetization of the Rural Countryside in the German Rhineland Rahel Otte 67. The Coin Hoards of the Roman Empire and Switzerland Rahel C. Ackermann 68. Coin Finds from the Insulae 3, 13 and 15 in Aventicum/Avenches (Switzerland) Isabella Liggi Asperoni 69. The Roman Hoard of Ueken 2015 (Canton of Aargau, Switzerland) Fanny Puthod, Markus Peter, Pierre Zanchi 70. The Claustra Alpium Iuliarum: A Frontier for Monetary Circulation in the Late-Roman Period Andrea Stella 71. Coin Hoards from the 4th Century AD Found in the Administrative Territory of Augusta Traiana/Beroe Mariana ?inkova 72. First Insights of Roman Monetary Circulation in Ancient Armenia Anahide K f lian 73. Roman Denarius Hoards in Denmark: A methodological critique Rasmus Holst Nielsen 74. Large Imperial Gold Medallions from the Fourth Century - the Hoard from Vindelev, Denmark Helle W. Horsn s 75. The Manufacture and Use of Roman Imperial Denarii Subaerati by Barbarian Inhabitants of Central, Eastern, and Northern Europe, an Overview Arkadiusz Dymowski 76. Multidisciplinary Studies of Counterfeit Roman Imperial Denarii from Belarus Vital Sidarovich 77. Irregular Roman Coins from Roman and Migration Period Settlements in Western Lesser Poland Jaros?aw Bodzek, Jan Bulas, Szymon Jellonek, Barbara Zaj?c 78. From individual finds to a broader picture - the influx and circulation of solidi in Polish part of Barbaricum (Poland) Anna Zapolska 79. Cast Copies of Roman Imperial denarii Discovered in Western Moldavia (Romania) Lucian Munteanu 80. Some Aspects of the Distribution of Cast Copies of Roman Denominations in the 'Barbarian' Territories of South-Eastern Europe Oleh Pohorilets', Oleksandr Nadvirnyak 81. Ancient Coins from Pest County Lajos Juh sz 82. Updating Roman Coins from India: ultra posse nemo obligatur Paula J. Turner 83. The Movement of Roman Coins into Southeast Asia. What Does it Mean? Brigitte Borell 85. Interference in Ancient Numismatics in the Ossolineum in Wroclaw and the National Museum in Warsaw Anna Anzorge-Potrzebowska‎

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‎Lisa Brody, Anne Hunnell Chen (eds)‎

‎Dura-Europos: Past, Present, Future‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Paperback, Pages: xvi + 245, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:33 b/w, 53 col., 2 tables b/w., Languages: English, Arabic. ISBN 9782503616049.‎

‎Summary This volume brings together an international and interdisciplinary host of scholars to reflect on the complicated legacies of exploration at the archaeological site of Dura-Europos, situated on the western bank of the Euphrates River near modern Salihiyeh (Syria). A chance discovery after World War I kicked off a series of excavations that would span the next century and whose finds are today housed in collections worldwide, including the Yale University Art Gallery, the Louvre, and the National Museum in Damascus. Dura-Europos exemplifies a multiethnic frontier town at the crossroads of major trade routes. Its textual remains and remarkably-preserved Christian, Jewish, and polytheist religious sanctuaries provide key resources for the study of antiquity and attest to the cross-cultural interconnectivity that was demonstrably central to the ancient world but which has been too often obscured by Eurocentric historiographic traditions and siloed disciplinary divisions. Foreign-run, large-scale archaeological campaigns of the early twentieth century, like those at Dura-Europos, have created narratives of power and privilege that often exclude local communities. The significance of these imbalances is entangled with the destruction the site has experienced since the 2011 outbreak of conflict in Syria. As a step toward making knowledge descendant of early excavations more accessible, this volume includes Arabic summaries of each paper, following up on the simultaneous Arabic interpretation provided at the 2022 hybrid conference whose proceedings form the core of this publication. The papers address topics connected to essential themes in relation to Dura-Europos: long-distance trade relations and cross-border interactions in antiquity, including the exchange of technologies, people, and materials; Christianity, Judaism, and other religious practices, and their relations to one another; contemporary trafficking of looted artifacts; cultural heritage and the Islamic State; and the evolving role of museum collections, technologies, and archival materials for research. TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents List of Illustrations List of Contributors 1. Introduction Lisa R. Brody, and Anne Hunell Chen 2. Rostovtzeff's Dura Ja? Elsner 3. 'Dura and the Problem of Parthian Art' (almost) a Hundred Years Later Henry P. Colburn 4. The Bloody Genesis of Dura-Europos Studies: Archaeology, Colonialism, and Violence at Salhiyeh, 1916-1920 and Beyond Simon James 5. The So-Called Semitic Population of the Roman Near East with Special Reference to Dura-Europos Kevin van Bladel 6. A Few Notes on Parthian Dura-Europos Leonardo Gregoratti 7. Monuments and Memory at Dura-Europos Ted Kaizer 8. The Bone Dolls from Dura-Europos: Embodying Childhood Experience Juliet Samson-Conlon 9. Touching and Inscribing the Dura- Europos Synagogue Karen Stern 10. New Trends in Mithraic Studies: Experiencing the Dura-Europos Mithraeum Lucinda Dirven 11. Staying at Home or Taking Away: Palmyrene Priestly Iconography as Expressions of Local Religious Traditions and Societal Status Rubina Raja Arabic abstract 12. Military Communities from East to West: Understanding Local Contexts and Responses at Dura-Europos and Vindolanda Elizabeth M. Greene, and Craig A. Harvey 13. The Ruins that Remain: Remembering Dura-Europos in Salhiyeh J. A. Baird, and Adnan Almohamad with Asaad Alsaleh 14. The Pillaging of Dura-Europos: ISIS and the Illicit Trade in Antiquities Amr Al Azm 15. A Legal Framework for Protecting Heritage Against Destruction and Looting Leila A. Amineddoleh‎

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‎Evangeline Markou‎

‎Royal Coinages of Kition and Idalion. A Numismatic and Historical Study (6th-4th c. BC)‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 592, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:116 b/w, 20 tables b/w., 3 maps b/w, 198 facsimiles and 88 plates, Language: English. ISBN 9789603711018.‎

‎Summary This monograph presents the first comprehensive study of 1,759 silver and bronze coins minted by the kings of Idalion (161 coins) and Kition (1,598 coins) in Cyprus, spanning from the late 6th to the late 4th century BC. The largest corpus of these coins yet assembled - classified through a die study - is accompanied by a full metrological and typological analysis of all denominations issued under each king. A synthetic study follows, addressing weight variations, production volume, iconography, hoard evidence, overstrikes, and countermarks. The historical chapters contextualise the numismatic material in relation to ancient texts, inscriptions, and archaeological data, examining the numismatic policies of the kings from Persian to Macedonian control, culminating to the dissolution of the kingdom of Kition (and Idalion) by Ptolemy in 313/2?BC. They explore the origins of coinage, dynastic successions, key 5th-century episodes - including a first unsuccessful attack and then the conquest of Idalion by Ozibaal - the 4th-century acquisition and loss of Tamassos by Pumayyaton, and Kition's rivalry with Salamis. Six appendices enrich the study: additions to the gold coin corpus (?????????? 64), reinterpretations of debated coinages, a study of weight standards, revised dynastic chronologies, and an analysis of Phoenician coin legends by Stevens Bernardin. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Acknowledgements Chronological Periods, Phoenician Kings' Names and Maps SECTION A. Foundations of Research: Archaeological, Epigraphic, and Numismatic Scholarship 1. Historiography - Literature Review 1.1. Excavations and Research 1.2. Epigraphic Discoveries and Publications 1.3. Numismatic Literature and Digital Resources SECTION B. COIN CORPUS, ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS 1. Coin Corpus A. Idalion B. Kition 2. Analysis: Coin-Die and Metrological Studies 2.1. Coin-Die Study 2.2. Metrological Study: Weight and Volume Analysis 3. Synthesis 3.1. Metrological and Typological Analysis 3.2. Flan and Coin-Die Observations 3.3. Coin Iconography SECTION C. CIRCULATION, OVERSTRIKES AND COUNTERMARKS 1. Coin Circulation 1.1. Hoard Evidence 1.2. Single Finds in Context 1.3. Cypriot Coins in Modern Trade 2. Overstrikes and Countermarks 2.1. Overstrikes 2.2. Countermarks SECTION D. HISTORICAL COMMENTARY 1. The Kings of Idalion and the Kings of Kition in the 6th - 5th Centuries 1.1. An Introduction: The Kings of Cyprus in the Late CA - Early CC Period 1.2. Numismatic Data on the Earliest Kings of Idalion and of Kition 1.3. Baalmilk I, King of Kition 1.4. The Successive Kings of Idalion: Sa ( ) I, Ki ( ), Ka-ra ( ), Sa ( ) II and the "e-ta-li" Series 1.5. The Idalion Tablet: Kition's Unsuccessful Attempt to Conquer Idalion 1.6. Athenian and Persian Politics in Cyprus, ca. 494 to 449 1.7. Ozibaal, First King of Kition and Idalion 1.8. Baalmilk II, King of Kition and Idalion 1.9. Patterns of Coinage Production in the 5th Century 2. The Kings of Kition (and Idalion) in the 4th Century 2.1. The Enigmatic Reign of King Baalrom 2.2. Milkyaton, King of Kition and Idalion 2.3. Pumayyaton,the Last King of Kition, Idalion and Tamassos (? for a While) 2.4. Patterns of Coinage Production in the 4th Century 3. Epilogue: Kition and Salamis - Parallel Worlds, Worlds Apart CONCLUSION: THE NUMISMATIC POLICY OF THE KINGS OF IDALION AND THE KINGS OF KITION APPENDICES LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX FACSIMILES COIN PLATES‎

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‎Jette Arneborg, Orri V steinsson (eds)‎

‎Small Churches and Religious Landscapes in the North Atlantic c. 900-1300‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Paperback, Pages: 352, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:37 b/w, 49 col., 12 tables b/w., 27 maps b/w, 8 maps color, Language: English. ISBN 9782503605258.‎

‎Summary In recent years, archaeologists working at Norse sites across the North Atlantic have excavated a number of very small churches with cemeteries, often associated with individual farms. Such sites seem to be a characteristic feature of early ecclesiastical establishments in Norse settlements around the North Atlantic, and they stand in marked contrast to church sites elsewhere in Europe. But what was the reason behind this phenomenon? From Greenland to Denmark, and from Ireland to the Hebrides, Iceland, and Norway, this volume presents a much-needed overview of small church studies from around the North Atlantic. The chapters gathered here discuss the different types of evidence for small churches and early ecclesiastical landscapes, review existing debates, and develop a synthesis that places the small churches in a broader context. Ultimately, despite the varied types of data at play, the contributions to this volume combine to offer a more coherent picture of the small church phenomenon, pointing to a church that was able to answer the needs of a newly converted population despite the lack of an established infrastructure, and throwing new light on how people lived and worshipped in an environment of dispersed settlements. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations List of Contributors Introduction Jette Arneborg and Orri V steinsson Section 1. Ireland, Scotland, Isle of Man, Hebrides, Orkney, and Shetland Ireland and the Scandinavian North Atlantic: Comparing Small Churches and Religious Landscapes Tom s Carrag in Planning the Presence of God: Approaching Small Churches in Early Medieval Scotland Gilbert M rkus The Manx Keeills: Small Churches on the Isle of Man Andrew Johnson Small Churches in the Hebrides Sarah Thomas A Case Study from the Western Isles: The Lewis Coastal Chapel-Sites Survey Rachel C. Barrowman Small Churches in Orkney Sarah Jane Gibbon Small Churches and Chapels in Shetland: An Archaeological Project in the Context of Norse Christianity in the Nor reyjar (Northern Isles) and Su reyjar (Southern Isles) Christopher D. Morris Section 2. Mainland Scandinavia: Denmark and Norway Between Worship and Representation in the Viking Age: The Early Christian Buildings in Jelling and South Scandinavia Mads Dengs Jessen Small Churches in Norway Jan Brendalsmo Section 3. North Atlantic: Faroes, Iceland, and Greenland Christianity, Churches and Medieval Kirkjub ur: Contacts and Influences in the Faroe Islands S mun V. Arge Small Churches in Iceland Orri V steinsson Hofsta ir in M vatnssveit: An Early Religious Landscape Hildur Gestsd ttir The Geography of a Cemetery: Internal Layout, Burial Customs, and Social Hierarchy in Early Christian Cemeteries, North Iceland Gu n Zo ga Small Churches and Church Organization in Norse Greenland: Farms and Churches in Norse Greenland Jette Arneborg, Jan Heinemeier, and Niels Lynnerup j hildarkirkja Reconsidered Orri V steinsson Conclusions: The Small Church Phenomenon Jette Arneborg and Orri V steinsson Index‎

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‎Coll.‎

‎Egypte au temps des pyramides‎

‎, , 1997 Softcover, 68 pages, 28.5 x 20.5 cm, Fran ais. En bon tat.‎

‎L'Egypte au temps des pyramides‎

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‎AA.VV‎

‎monde gyptien III. Les Pharaons: L' gypte du cr puscule De Tanis M ro 1070 av.J.-C.-IV si cle apr.J.-C.‎

‎Paris, Gallimard, 1980 Couverture lin sous jacquette, 336 pages, 28.5 x 22.5 cm, Fran ais. En bon tat.‎

‎Le monde gyptien III. Les Pharaons: L' gypte du cr puscule De Tanis M ro 1070 av.J.-C.-IV si cle apr.J.-C.‎

Bookseller reference : 70735

‎Catherine Ch telet‎

‎Hathor la Menit dans les temples de Dendara et d'Edfou. Une tude philologique, iconographique et s miologique‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Paperback, Pages: 456, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:189 b/w, 37 col., 52 tables b/w., 3 tables col., Language: French. ISBN 9782503610429.‎

‎Summary Cette recherche se positionne dans la continuit d'une premi re tude portant sur le collier-menit dans les temples ptol ma ques et publi e dans la collection Monographies Reine lisabeth. Ce collier, qui est un des objets sacr s d'Hathor, porte galement le nom de l'entit divine du m me nom, forme d'Hathor de Dendara et d'Edfou dont cette tude fait l'objet. En tant que forme d'Hathor, quels sont les termes, les parures, les actions, la gestuelle, qui pouvaient la diff rencier de la grande Hathor, si toutefois cela est envisageable, ces deux divinit s tant intimement associ es ? Une partie de cette recherche porte sur l' tude de la chapelle du collier-menit. Les textes et les pith tes de la d esse ont t ici analys s d'un point de vue stylistique afin d'essayer de comprendre la d marche des hi rogrammates et la raison d' tre d'une telle chapelle d di e Hathor la Menit, sachant que pour les deux autres formes secondaires d'Hathor : Hathor-chef-du-grand-si ge et Hathor-uraeus , il n'en existe point. Hathor la Menit est la r cipiendaire de nombreuses offrandes, qui ont t tudi es et contextualis es, afin de comprendre son implication dans chacune de ces sc nes et de cerner au mieux la personnalit de cette d esse. Son tude dans le temple d'Edfou s'imposait afin de comprendre comment elle tait per ue dans ce temple apollonopolitain. TABLE OF CONTENTS Liste des illustrations Liste des tableaux Abr viations Remerciements Introduction I re partie. Le collier-menit dans les temples de Dendara et d'Edfou Chapitre 1 : Le collier-menit et ses occurrences Dendara A. L'objet rituel B. Le collier-menit dans les inscriptions cryptographiques monumentales C. Le collier-menit dans le cadre de son offrande D. Au sein des objets sacr s d'Hathor Chapitre 2 : Le collier-menit et ses occurrences Edfou: Le collier-menit dans le cadre de son offrande IIe partie. La chapelle du collier-menit (L) et la crypte sud n 1B Introduction Planches au trait des parois int rieures de la chapelle du collier-menit Emplacements des sc nes et textes trait s dans la chapelle du collier-menit Chapitre 1 : Probl matique du nom de la chapelle du collier-menit (L) A. ?w.t-mnj.t, temple, chapelle ou crypte du collier-menit ? Chapitre 2 : tude philologique et stylistique A. Fa ade ext rieure de la chapelle B. paisseur des montants de la porte C. Passage de la porte D. Bandeaux de soubassement E. Bandeaux de frise F. Paroi est G. Sc nes d'offrande, parois lat rales nord et sud H. Sc nes d'offrande : paroi ouest I. Frise Chapitre 3 : Liens entre la crypte sud n 1B et la chapelle du collier-menit A. Analyse des textes de la crypte sud n 1B B. La crypte sud n 1B est-elle impliqu e dans la f te de l'ivresse du 5 Paophi ? C. Implication de la chapelle du collier-menit dans la f te du 5 Paophi D. Autres f tes voqu es ou susceptibles d'avoir t c l br es dans ces deux espaces : le 1er Thot et le 20 Thot IIIe partie. La d esse Hathor la Menit dans les temples de Dendara et d'Edfou Chapitre 1 : Hathor la Menit de Dendara et Hathor la Menit de B h det dans les textes du temple de Dendara Introduction A. Les passages de porte B. Le sanctuaire (A) C. Le couloir myst rieux (CM) et les chapelles rayonnantes (F, G, H, I, J, N) D. Le vestibule (O) E. Le Tr sor (Q) F. Le complexe du Nouvel An (la cour du Nouvel An (R), la ou bet (S), les escaliers X et W, le kiosque sur le toit W') G. La salle des offrandes (T) - la salle annexe (V) H. Les cryptes (est, sud et ouest) I. La salle de l'apparition Z : ws?.t-?? J. Les parois ext rieures du Naos (H') K. Le pronaos G' L. Les parois ext rieures du pronaos I' M. La porte d'Horus Chapitre 2 : Hathor la Menit dans les textes du temple d'Edfou 381 Introduction A. La Mesenit ou chambre de Mesen (I) B. Le Tr ne de R (L) C. La B h det de R (M) ou chapelle de Mehyt D. Le Vestibule central (N) E. La salle des offrandes (R) F. Chambre de l'escalier ouest (S) G. L'escalier est (U) H. Salle hypostyle (W) I. Le Tr sor B' et son vestibule (Y) J. Le pronaos (C') K. La cour (H') et ses passages est et ouest L. Le pyl ne (K') M. La paroi ext rieure ouest du pronaos (G') N. Mur d'enceinte (I') (face interne) O. Mur d'enceinte, face externe (J') Chapitre 3 : La Menit durant les festivit s d'Epiphi dans les temples d'Edfou et de Dendara Chapitre 4 : Un r sum des caract ristiques d'Hathor la Menit A. La Menit au sein des panth ons de Dendara et d'Edfou B. La fonction protectrice de la d esse Hathor la Menit C. La brillance d'Hathor la Menit et son aspect solaire D. La Menit bienfaitrice, ma tresse de la vie et pourvoyeuse de nourriture E. Les d esses chronocrates : Mnj.t wr.t et Mnj.t bjk.t F. La Menit musicienne Conclusion g n rale Annexes Tableux Planches Bibliographie Index‎

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‎ALFRED(C.), GENIAL(J.L.) & DEBOVA (F.) :‎

‎Pharaons. Les temps des Pyramides. De la pr histoire aux Hyksos (1560 av. J. C)‎

‎, Gallimard, 1978 Couverture rigide sous jacquette, 346 pages, 28 x 23 cm, Fran ais. En bon tat.‎

‎Les Pharaons. Les temps des Pyramides. De la pr histoire aux Hyksos (1560 av. J. C)‎

Bookseller reference : 70750

‎Van Damme Daniel .‎

‎Promenades archéologiques à Anderlecht‎

‎. Des Presses de Willy Godenne Bruxelles, 1958, gd in-8 br., Préface de Joseph Bracops. Illustrations de Eugène Narcisse en noir et blanc in-texte. 97pp.-table. Ex. non coupé. Très bon état.‎

Bookseller reference : 8685

‎[Sous la direction de Jean Mesqui] collectif .‎

‎Bulletin monumental. Revue trimestrielle. Année 1996 Tome 154 (année complète des 4 fascicules)‎

‎. Société française d'archéologie Paris, 1996, 4 fascicules in-4 brochés à pagination continue. 420pp. Iconographie en noir et blanc. Détail des articles sur simple demande.‎

Bookseller reference : 11984

‎[Sous la direction de Alain Erlande-Brandenburg] collectif .‎

‎Bulletin monumental. Revue trimestrielle. Année 1994 Tome 152 (année complète des 4 fascicules)‎

‎. Société française d'archéologie Paris, 1994, 4 fascicules in-4 brochés à pagination continue. 514pp. Détail des articles sur simple demande.‎

Bookseller reference : 11989

‎Parrot / Thulié / Proust / Topinard / Magitot / Pozzi / Chervin / Collineau / Dureau / Leguay / Bertillon / Letourneau / de Ranse Collectif .‎

‎Bulletins de la société d'anthropologie de Paris. (Tome cinquième / troisième série) Année 1882 complète.‎

‎G. Masson éditeur G. Masson éditeur Paris, 1882, in-8 demi-basane rouge, dos à quatre nerfs. Couvertures conservées. 2ff.-LI-915pp. Table des auteurs et des matières in fine. Les pages 305 à 320 sont remplacées par des feuillets vierges. Quelques figures en noir in texte et une photographie hors-texte: Sépulture sous un bloc erratique dans l'arriège. Vallée de Ribérol et de Biros. Extrait de la table des travaux originaux et principales communications : Ball : Le crétin des Batignolles / Beauregard : Pratiques superstitieuses des Indiens de la pampa / Kachmir et Tibet/ Découverte d'une ancienne ville des Incas (près de Salta) / Beddoe : sur la couleur des cheveux et des yeux dans la France du nord / Bordier : photographies de criminels / Capitan : les trépanations préhistoriques / Cornevin : Observations zoologiques et zootechniques faites dans l'Afrique équatoriale pendant l'expédition de M. Brazza / Dally : Observations sur les Galibis / Delaunay : de la méthode en anthropologie / Les Galibis du jardin d'acclimatation / Royer : l'instinct social // De Nadaillac : l'Amérque préhistorique etc. Les Zoos humains. Petit manque de cuir sur 2cm à un mors sinon très bon état. Peu courant.‎

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‎Letourneau Président Collectif .‎

‎Bulletins de la société d'anthropologie de Paris. Année 1886 complète‎

‎Chez MM. Masson et Cie, libraires de l'académie de médecine "G. Masson Editeur ""Paris, 1886, in-8 demi-basane rouge dos à quatre faux nerfs, couvertures conservées. LIVpp.-1f.-788pp. Bien complet de la planche couleurs de la couleur des yeux et du grand tableau comparatif des dialectes. Table alphabétique et analytique in fine. Travaux originaux et principales communications : Avia : Sur l'origine des Bulgares / Beauregard : sur le mot canaque ; Anthropologie et philologie / Blanchard : sur un cas remarquable de polythélie héréditaire / Bonnemère : L'ambre ; Sépultures préhistoriques dans les basses-Alpes ; Menhir de Sainte-Tréphine ; Silex taillés trouvés en Maine et Loire ; une superstition angevine ; une ceinture bénie / Chudzinski : Tridactylie de la main et polydactylie du pied ; les craes des antankares ; description morphologique du cerveau de Gambetta / Collignon note sur un cas tératologique rare ; note sur un cas de sépulture par incinération chez les Libyphéniciens d'Hadrumète ; ethnologie de la Tunisie ; les ages de la pierre en Tunisie / Dally : sur l'acclimatement / Deniker : sur l'écriture des Singhalais ; la population de Dalmatie / Fauvelle : des doigts surnuméraires ; de l'hérédité ; de l'atavisme ; de l'origine de la vie ; de l'imprégnation ; des relations entre les organes du toucher et de l'odorat ; un cas de pilosisme chez une jeune Laotienne ; origines de la polymastie ; du langage articulé ; le langage écrit / Fouquet : quelques observations sur les momies royales d'Egypte / Gaillard : Tumulus de Kergouret en Carnac ; galerie gauloises de Kervilor / Gaultier de Claubry : note sur le vocabulaire des couleurs chez les arabes d'Algérie / Hamy : coup d'oeil d'ensemble sur les résultats des fouilles de M. D. Charnay dans le massif du Popocatepetl ; découverte d'une station préhistorique à Costa-Rica ; note ethnographique sur les Bojesmans ; Aperçus sur les races humaines de la vallée du Nil / Hansen-Soren : contribution à l'anthropologie des Groënlandais orientaux / Hervé : sur un cas d'hémimélie / Hyades : les épidémies chez les Fuegiens / Jacquinot : les mégalithes de la Nièvre / Lagneau : sur la validité et la durée du service militaire ; du surmenage intellectuel et de la sédentarité dans les études / Landowski : utérus et vagin doubles sur le vivant / Letourneau : de la numération primitive / Manouvrier : Crânes et ossements néolithiques de Crécy sur Morin / Maricourt : les sépultures de Hermes et de Bulles (Oise) / Maurel : histoire anthropologique des peuples de l'Indo-Chine ; corps étrangers trouvés dans le tissus cellulaire d'un Birman ; etude anthropologique du peuple Khmer / Mélikoff : sur une femme à queue / Moncelon : Métis de Français et de Néo-Calédonnien / Mortillet : origine de la fabrication du verre / Royer : sur l'origine du bronze / Simoneau : crâne trépané mérovingien / Topinard : carte de la répartition de la couleur des yeux et des cheveux en France / Trucy : crânes de Hovas et de Sakalaves / Classification des criminels de Benedikt / Verrier : Images japonaises relatives à l'accouchement / Vinson : religions des tributs sauvages de l'Inde / Wilson : société d'anthropologie fondée par des femmes à Washington. Petit défaut à un coin de la coiffe sinon très bon état."""‎

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‎Hamy président Collectif .‎

‎Bulletins de la société d'anthropologie de Paris. (Tome septième / troisième série) Année 1884 complète.‎

‎Chez MM. Masson et Cie, libraires de l'académie de médecine "G. Masson Editeur ""Paris, 1884, in-8 demi-basane rouge dos à quatre faux nerfs, couvertures conservées. LVI-969pp. Table analytique et alphabétique in fine. Figures en noir dans le texte. Travaux originaux et principales communications : Acy : mammouth dans le Forest-bed de Cromer / Allaire : des premiers rudiments du langage enfantin / Amat : Anthropologie des M'zabites ; l'esclavage au M'zab / Bajénoff : Etudes céphalométriques sur des bustes d'assassins suppliciés et de personnages distingués. / Bardey : traditions et divisions du Somal / Bataillard : les tsiganes appelés Cimbres en Grèce d'après un voyageur français du XVème siècle / Beauregard : L'antiquité du fer en Egypte ; L'ethnique """"Arya"""" ses origines, sa signification / Bérenger-Ferraud : recherches sur la Maye de Provence / Bonnemère : Les caves de Saumoussay ; Superstition ancienne persistante en Basse-Bretagne / Bridges : Moeurs et coutumes de Fuégiens / Charnay : les Toltecs et leurs migrations / Charvet : la grotte sépulcrale de Rousson / Chauvet : sur le Tumulus de Gros-Guignon / Chouquet : sur la présence de l'Elephas primigenius dans les alluvions de Chelles / Clavel : la dépopulation des îles Marquises / Dally : Eloge de Paul Broca / Dehoux : les Viens-Viens ; du sacrifice humain et de l'anthropophagie dans le vaudou / Engelmann : de l'accouchement comparé dans les races humaines / Fauvelle : recherches sur les conditions statiques et dynamiques de la station bipède chez l'homme / Fourdrignier : monstre double sternopage vivant / GAillard : le cimetière celtique de l'île Thinie à Portivy, Saint-Pierre Quiberon ; une série d'explorations à Plouhinec / les sépultures gauloise du rocher de Port-Bara / Gillebert d'Hercourt : A propos des Truddhi de la terre d'Otrante / Hoffmann : la fête annuelle des indiens Arikaris / Letourneau : sur l'anthropophagie ; L'évolution de la morale (conférence transformiste) / Macey : notes sur un tombeau découvert près de Saïgon / Maurel : de l'influence des climats et de la race sur la température normale de l'homme ; de la couvade ; contribution à l'étude de la résistance au froid dans les races / Montano : Sur les races des Philippines / Petitot : sur l'habitat et les fluctuations de la population Peau-Rouge en Canada ; de la prétendue origine orientale des Algonquins ; Richet : rapport sur un projet de questionnaire d'hérédité psychologique / Sabatier : statistique démographique de la commune mixte de Fort-Naional / Salmon : la fabrication actuelle des pierre à feu en France / Soldi : Le fer en Egypte / Soulié : Dolmen du Ben Smida / Tautin : contribution à la pathologie des Mandingues / Ten Kate : Matériaux pour servir à l'anthropologie de la presqu'île californienne / Ujfalvy : Cachmiris et Pandites ; Le berceau des Aryas / Zaborowski : Un cerveau microcéphale / sur certaines pratiques superstitieuses dans le département des Deux-Sèvres. Un manque de cuir au dos et sur le second plat sinon très bon état intérieur."""‎

Bookseller reference : 14781

‎Collectif Collectif .‎

‎Bulletins et mémoires de la société d'anthropologie de Paris Tome septième (Vème série) 1906‎

‎Chez MM. Masson et Cie, libraires de l'académie de médecine " ""Paris 1906, in-8 demi-basane rouge , dos à quatre faux nerfs. Premier plat de couverture conservé. XLI-518pp. Nombreuses figures et photographies en noir dans le texte, 31 planches de photographies hors-texte. Table alphabétique et analytique in fine. Travaux originaux et principales communications : Anthony : contribution à l'étude de la régénération osseuse du crâne ; Une adaptation du thorax des vieillards aux fonctions respiratoires / Atgier : fragments de poteries gauloises / Avelot : Ethnogénie des peuplades habitant le bassin de l'Ogooué ; le jeu des godets, un jeu africain à combinaisons mathématiques / Baudet : trépanation préhistorique / Bloch : couleurs des yeux et des cheveux de 12015 français / remarque d'anthropologie sur les Cambodgiens actuellement à Paris / la prétendue Syphilis préhistorique / Bonifacy : les groupe ethniques du bassin de la Rivière Claire au Tonkin / Enjoy : le spiritisme en Chine / Fourdrignier : la musique bolivienne / HAmy : pierres levées et figures rupestres du Tagant ; Iconographie abolitioniste ; les 140 nègres de M. d'Avaux (1644) ; Les Mores du Roi René / Lapicque : les nègres d'Asie et la race nègre en général / Lejeune : l'origine des sciences et de la religion / Macquart : les Troglodytes de l'extrème sud tunisien / Mathews : organisation sociale de quelques tribus australiennes / Zaborowski : la taille des chevaux chez les germains et dans l'Europe préhistorique ; Les Gaulois : industrie dite de la Tène, les Bastarnes ; Patries protogermaniques et protoaryennes etc. Très bon état."""‎

Bookseller reference : 14783

‎Van Drival Chanoine Eugène‎

‎Grammaire comparée des langues bibliques. Application des découvertes de Champollion à l'étude des langues dans lesquelles ont été écrites les livres saints. (Première partie 1853 / Deuxième partie 1858 / Troisième partie 1861). Relié avec : Premières notions d'une grammaire comparée de l'hébreu, du chaldéen, du syriaque et de l'arabe, avec un appendice sur les langues égyptiennes (1858)‎

‎Jacques Lecoffre & cie /E. Lefranc, Imprimeur-libraire Petit in-4 demi-basane rouge titrée Oeuvres Complètes E. Van Drival. Plats de couverture de brochage conservés. Editions originales. Exemplaire de l'auteur qui s'était fait relier l'ensemble de ses publications sous ce type de reliure. En tête est relié le prospectus présentant l'ouvrage (15pp.in-8) 1° Grammaire comparée des langues bibliques. (Première partie 1853 / Deuxième partie 1858 / Troisième partie 1861) . 1ère partie 1853 Histoire et analyse des alphabets sémitiques et européens. 5ff.-56pp.-25 planches hors-texte avec feuillet explicatif. 2ème partie 1858 Grammaire comparée de l'hébreu, du chaldéen, du syriaque, de l'arabe et de l'égyptien. VIII-208pp. 3ème partie 1861 Glossologie comparée. 48pp. // Premières notions d'une grammaire comparée de l'hébreu, du chaldéen, du syriaque et de l'arabe, avec un appendice sur les langues égyptienne. Arras, 1858. 80pp. Il s'agit d'un extrait, abrégé, de l'ouvrage précédent. Le chanoine Van Drival (1815-1887), érudit, amateur d'art religieux, historien et philologue fut directeur du grand séminaire d'Arras, secrétaire général de l'Académie des sciences, lettres et arts d'Arras. Membre titulaire de la Société des antiquaires de la Morinie etc.‎

Bookseller reference : 16240