‎Archeologie‎

‎Ruben Davtyan‎

‎Between Near East and Eurasian Nomads. Representation of Local Elites in the Lori Berd Necropolis during the First Half of the First Millennium BC‎

‎, Brepols, 2024 Paperback, xxvi + 358 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:333 b/w, 77 col., 3 tables b/w., 8 tables col., 6 maps color, Language: English. ISBN 9782503608037.‎

‎Summary The site of Lori Berd, located in northern Armenia, is home to an extraordinary necropolis that once housed the dead of the local elite during a period that spanned from 2200 to 400 BC. Influenced both by Urartian conquests from the south and by invasions from the Eurasian nomadic tribes from the north, the people of this region buried their dead with prestigious artefacts, complex customs, and a particular reverence shown during the later stages of the Early and Middle Iron Ages (1000-550 BC). This volume offers a detailed account of the archaeological significance of the site, providing detailed accounts of thirty-one tombs, the majority of which have never before been comprehensively published, and seeking to set Lori Berd in its broader historical and material context. Through this approach, the book offers a comprehensive exploration of the Iron Age in the South Caucasus, unravelling the interconnected themes of wealth, power, and cultural expressions. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Chapter 1. Introduction The Aims of this Work The Contemporary Research Framework The Actuality of the Question Methods Chapter 2. The Necropolis of Lori Berd Research History State of Research Description of Early and Middle Iron Age tombs Evaluation of the Tombs Chapter 3. Vessels Types of Pottery Metal Vessels Chapter 4. Weaponry and Tools Swords Daggers Scabbards Knives Spears Axes Maceheads Arrowheads Bidents Flesh Hook Arm Guards Ferrules Chisels Helmet Phaleras Quiver pin Reflections on Weapons Chapter 5. Jewellery and Art Objects Idols Bone Plaques Seals Beads Pendants Rings Clothing and its Fittings Silver Torc Temple Ornaments Band Diadems Assessment of Results of Geochemical Analysis of Gold and Silver Samples Chapter 6. Varia Tripod Fittings Sceptres Toiletry Items Chapter 7. Horse Sacrifices and Horse-Related Objects Historical Sources Zooarchaeological Investigations on Horses Horse Bits Belts Horse Torcs Horse Bridle Fasteners Horse Adornments Foot Bandages Visualization of Horse-Related Objects on Selected Horses Horse Warriors and the Notion of Gender Chapter 8. Assessment of Results of Wet Chemistry Analysis of Samples from Copper Objects Samples and Analysis Chemical Composition and Element Ratios Lead Isotope Analysis Chapter 9. Social Change and the Representation of Elites at Lori Berd Lori Berd Tombs Grouping Evidence of Social Inequality among the Tombs Chronology of Tombs Main Aspects of Representation in the Lori Berd Tombs Chapter 10. Lori Berd in its Regional Context The Nature of Foreign Influences in Lori Berd Lori Berd and Urartu South Caucasus as Imperial Periphery of the Urartian State Chapter 11. Main Results Appendix Works Cited Index‎

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‎Achim Lichtenberger, Rubina Raja (eds)‎

‎Hellenistic and Roman Gerasa. The Archaeology and History of a Decapolis City‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, xviii + 390 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:196 b/w, 21 col., 31 tables b/w., Languages: English, French. ISBN 9782503585048.‎

‎Summary The Graeco-Roman Decapolis city of Gerasa was a flourishing centre of population from the Late Hellenistic up to the Early Islamic period. It was also home to a vibrant ceramics industry. Kilns found throughout the city, with a concentration in the Hippodrome, suggest that Gerasa was in fact a mass-production centre in the Decapolis region over a number of centuries, manufacturing a vast array of material to suit the changing needs of daily life. Drawing on finds yielded during excavations by the Danish-German Northwest Quarter Project and other archaeological projects, as well as the research undertaken within the Ceramics in Context project, this volume evaluates the pottery from Gerasa produced in the Late Hellenistic and Roman periods. Typology, development over time, and variations in the Gerasene pottery are explored, and rare examples of imported material are analysed in order to shed light both on the inner workings of the city, and on the networks that extended beyond Gerasa's walls. The contributions gathered here examine the archaeology and history of Gerasa and assess ceramic remains alongside other finds from both the city and neighbouring urban centres. In doing so, they seek to contextualize this material in a broader cultural and historical context, and to improve our understanding of consumption, trading, and networks in the wider Decapolis area. TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents List of Illustrations Abbreviations 1. Invisible Pasts, Urban Fates and the Central Role of Ceramics: Gerasa in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods - ACHIM LICHTENBERGER AND RUBINA RAJA 2. Late Hellenistic and Roman Antiochia on the Chrysorrhoas, also Called Gerasa: A Reappreciation of the Urban Development in the Light of the Findings of the Danish-German Jerash Northwest Quarter Project (2011-2017) - ACHIM LICHTENBERGER AND RUBINA RAJA 3. Ceramics in Cities in Context: An Overview of Published Roman Imperial to Umayyad Pottery in the Southern Levant - PHILIP BES, TOM BRUGHMANS, ACHIM LICHTENBERGER, RUBINA RAJA, AND IZA ROMANOWSKA 4. Les productions c ramiques locales de Jerash au d but de la p riode romaine (Ier si cle avant J.-C. - IIe si cle apr s J.-C.) : influences et diffusion - ANNE-MICHELE RASSON-SEIGNE ET JACQUES SEIGNE 5. La c ramique import e Jerash pendant l' poque romaine (fin Ier si cle avant J.-C. - fin IIIe si cle apr s J.-C.) : l'apport des fouilles du sanctuaire de Zeus - ANNE-MICHELE RASSON-SEIGNE ET JACQUES SEIGNE 6. Les timbres amphoriques trouv s Jerash - STEPHANE DUPLESSIS ET FRANCESCA DI NAPOLI, AVANT-PROPOS DE JACQUES SEIGNE 7. Late Antique Ceramic Imports in Gerasa: New Light on the Macellum Finds (with a Special Reference to the Neighbouring Region) - ALEXANDRA USCATESCU 8. Roman-Period Roof Tiles from the Northwest Quarter of Jerash - PHILIP EBELING 9. Pottery from Sanctuaries in the Hinterland of Gadara/Umm Qays (Jordan) - LISA BERGER 10. Pottery from Abila and Gadara - NORA M. VOSS 11. Quantifying Ceramic Trends at Umm el-Jimal - ELIZABETH A. OSINGA 12. Roman City Coins of Gerasa: Contextualizing Currency and Circulation from the Hellenistic to the Late Roman Period - ACHIM LICHTENBERGER AND RUBINA RAJA Indices‎

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‎Corinne Castel, Jan-Waalke Meyer, Philippe Quenet (eds)‎

‎Circular Cities of Early Bronze Age Syria‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, xxvi + 398 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:133 b/w, 36 col., 16 tables b/w., Languages: English, French. ISBN 9782503551838.‎

‎Summary This volume corresponds to the acts of a conference that closes the international interdisciplinary research project Badiyah, directed by Corinne Castel and Jan-Waalke Meyer (Directors of the Tell Al-Rawda and Tell Chuera archaeological missions). Both sites illustrate the importance of the 3rd millennium BCE 'circular cities' discovered in today's Syria. These pre-planned cities were fortified and organized following a concentric and radial urban pattern. They represent a particular form of the endogenous process of urbanization that appeared in this region when the first cities and territorial states emerged. The main results obtained from these two sites are compared to other Syrian 'circular cities' of the Early Bronze Age. Twenty-nine contributions enable us to reassess the process of urbanization in the Near East and to question the Southern Mesopotamian model as the unique cradle of urban civilization. TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE AVANT-PROPOS Introduction Syrian Circular Cities of the Third Millennium BC: A Syrian Urban Model - CORINNE CASTEL Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Circular Cities in Early Bronze Age Syria: A Reappraisal - PHILIPPE QUENET The Birth of the Circular Cities - JAN-WAALKE MEYER SECTION I - THEMATIC TOPICS Origins of the Model The Origin and Early Development of Tell Chu?ra and Neighbouring Settlements - RALPH HEMPELMANN Retracing Settlements, Pots, and People: Frankfurt University's Southeast Anatolia Project (SOAP) - CHRISTIAN FALB & MUSTAFA KIBARO?LU Circular Cities: Fortifications and Official Areas The Fortification of Circular Cities: The Examples of Tell Chu?ra and Tell Al-Rawda - TOBIAS?B.?H. HELMS & PHILIPPE QUENET Creating the Urban Landscape. The Emergence of Monumentality in Third Millennium Chu?ra - OLESIA KROMBERG The Early Bronze Age Palace at Chu?ra and the Decline of the Settlement - ALEXANDER TAMM Circular Cities: Material Culture A Comparison of Early Bronze Age Ceramic Assemblages from Circular Cities in Inner Syria and the Western Jezirah: Some Preliminary Considerations - TAOS BABOUR & GEORGES MOUAMAR Djemdet Nasr or Early Bronze Age?III? Dating the Find Locations of Tell Chu?ra Seal Impressions - ANNE-BIRTE BINDER Peri-Urban Constructions and Environmental Studies The Circular Cities of Northern Syria in their Environmental Context - STEFAN LORENZ SMITH & TONY JAMES WILKINSON? Soils and Land Use Potential Around Tell Chu?ra in the Third Millennium BC - HEINRICH THIEMEYER Central Places in the Wadi ?amar Survey Area. Aspects of Urban Planning in the Regions of the Badiyah Project in the Third Millennium BC - VERONIKA KUDLEK Strat gies de subsistance et conomie v g tale dans les villes circulaires de la Shamiyah au Bronze ancien. Tell Al-Rawda et Tell Sh'airat dans les marges arides de Syrie - LINDA HERVEUX Potentiels agro-pastoraux et am nagements agricoles p riurbains de la micror gion d'Al-Rawda - OLIVIER BARGE & MARIE-LAURE CHAMBRADE Animal Economy at the End of the Third Millennium bc in the Syrian Badiyah: A Comparative Study of Tell Chu?ra and Tell Al-Rawda - EMMANUELLE VILA A Cataclysm in the Steppe? Environmental History of Al-Rawda, an Ephemeral City in the Syrian Arid Margins at the End of the Third Millennium - JACQUES E LIE BROCHIER Society and Textual Sources The Ebla Palace G Texts and the Circular Cities of Third Millennium Eastern Syria: Some Remarks - MARIA GIOVANNA BIGA The Ebla Palace G Texts and the Circular Cities of Third Millennium Southern Syria: Some Remarks - AMALIA CATAGNOTI Square Temples and Circular Cities: Sites of Attraction, 'Traditions of Identity' and Third Millennium Urbanisation in Northern Syria - ANNE PORTER SECTION II - REGIONAL TOPICS Anatolia The Spatial Organisation, Development and Sociology of Radial Pattern Settlements in Early Bronze Age Anatolia - B RENG RE PERELLO Jezirah Mari, une ville circulaire ordinaire? - PASCAL BUTTERLIN Notes sur l'architecture et l'urbanisme du Royaume de Nagar (3): similarit s entre Tell Brak et Tell Beydar l' poque Early Jezirah IIIb - MARC LEBEAU Tell Khazna I - A Concentric Planned Settlement in The Khabur Steppe - AMIROV SHAMARDAN N. Tell Tcholema Foqani: A New Circular City 'Kranzh gel' in the Region of Upper Jezirah - CHEIKHMOUS ALI A Season's Work at Khirbet Malhat, North-Eastern Syria - PHILIPPE QUENET & AHMAD SULTAN Bishri La contribution du Jebel Bishri la th matique des villes circulaires du troisi me mill naire av. J.-C. - AHMAD SULTAN A Planned new Major City on the Margins of the Syrian Steppe: Early Bronze Age Tell Sh?a?rat - GEORGES MOUAMAR Southern Mesopotamia Town-Planning in Third Millennium Mesopotamia: A View from the Alluvial Plain - R GIS VALLET INDEX OF SITES‎

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‎Fikri Kulakoglu, C cile Michel, G zel zt rk (eds)‎

‎Integrative Approaches to the Archaeology and History of K ltepe-Kanes. K ltepe, 4-7 August 2017. KIM 3 (K ltepe International Meetings 3)‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, xx + 258 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:173 b/w, 12 col., 20 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503585598.‎

‎Summary The 3rd K ltepe International Meeting aimed at exploring multidisciplinary approaches to the archaeology and history of complex urban sites using K ltepe-Kanesh as a case study. As a result, the conference proceedings involve a wide variety of disciplines: archaeology, ceramics, paleobotany, paleoecology, palynology, archaeometallurgy, geo- and archaeo-magnetism, art history, philology, history, computer science, and last but not least, videogame design. Indeed, the aim of the K ltepe International Meetings (KIM) is to facilitate the dialogue between these different disciplines and to combine their data in order to build an accurate view of K ltepe and its environment. The 3rd KIM more than fulfilled this goal, demonstrating once again how K ltepe functions as an international experimental laboratory in which disciplines and sub-disciplines can be tested, improved, and developed. All the contributions presented here provide a good overview of the ongoing multidisciplinary studies being carried out at K ltepe and Central Anatolia. TABLE OF CONTENTS Fikri KULAKO?LU & C cile MICHEL, Preface: To Mogens Larsen on his Eightieth Birthday C cile MICHEL, Integrative Approaches to the Archaeology and the History of K ltepe/Kane? Fikri KULAKO?LU, Ryoichi KONTANI, Akinori UESUGI, Yuji YAMAGUCHI, Kazuya SHIMOGAMA & Masao SEMMOTO, Preliminary Report of Excavations in the Northern Sector of K ltepe 2015-2017 Fikri KULAKO?LU, Serdar OKUR, G zel ZT RK, G khan YILDIZ & Dilek KE E, Preliminary Report on the 2014-2016 Seasons Rescue Excavations at Early Bronze Age Cemetery in Kayseri I?nler Dag?I Pinar ERTEPINAR, Cor LANGEREIS, Andy BIGGIN, Lennart V. DE GROOT & Fikri KULAKO?LU, Archaeomagnetism at K ltepe: Untangling the Order of Fire Events in Antiquity Andrew FAIRBAIRN, Did the Old Assyrian Trade Stimulate Changes in Farming Practices in Central Anatolia? etin ?ENKUL, Fikri KULAKO?LU, Aziz REN & Warren EASTWOOD, Paleo-Ecological Conditions of K ltepe and its Vicinity Based on Palynological Data Gonca DARDENIZ & Tayfun YILDIRIM, Resulo?lu ( orum, Turkey) Updated: Preliminary Results of pXRF Analysis of Metal Artefacts from the Early Bronze Age Cemetery Abdullah HACAR, Early Bronze Age Pottery from a Mining Settlement (G ltepe) South-West of K ltepe Emine KOC?AK & Latif O?ZEN, Re-Restoring a Bone Panel from K ltepe-Kanesh C cile MICHEL, Making Clay Envelopes in the Old Assyrian Period Melissa RICETTI, Preliminary Results on the Seal Impressions from the 1990 Excavation Season at K ltepe/Kani? (kt 90/k) Selim FERRUH ADALI, Iron Age K ltepe and its Region in Light of Tabal's History Elif SURER, Ceren ?NCI T RKBEN & H. ?EBNEM D ZG N, A Multifaceted Gaming Platform for Interactive Learning of Archaeology and Culture of K ltepe: Preliminary Results on the Gaming Prototype‎

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‎Despina Chatzivasiliou (ed)‎

‎La fronti re absente. tudes r unies en l'honneur de Fran ois de Polignac‎

‎, Brepols - Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, 2024 Hardback, 392 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:17 b/w, 2 maps b/w, Language: French. ISBN 9782503610900.‎

‎Summary l'occasion des soixante-dix ans de Fran ois de Polignac, nous sommes r unis autour de ce projet d' dition pour d velopper des sujets de recherche inspir s de ses publications et de son enseignement l' cole pratique des hautes tudes. Ce volume prend la forme non pas de m langes mais d'essais sur des th matiques autour de l'Antiquit grecque, de la structuration de l'espace et des constructions identitaires, combinant des sources arch ologiques et textuelles, et propose une r flexion dans le temps et l'espace. Nous voulons ainsi montrer, par des cas d' tude, comment Fran ois de Polignac a su aborder les civilisations antiques par une vision aussi pr cise que large, en int grant les donn es sur la longue dur e et en vitant d'adopter un mod le interpr tatif uniforme dans le processus de la r daction historique. L'aspect comparatiste s'est r v l important entre des r gions et des poques diff rentes, du monde gr co-romain jusqu' la M sopotamie et la Chine. Une partie des textes est consacr e au commentaire de ses travaux dans le but d'expliquer comment ceux-ci nous inspirent et ouvrent des perspectives d'autres r flexions et recherches. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Andr Miquel (Coll ge de France,?), Avant-propos 2. Despina Chatzivasiliou (Coll ge de France), Itin raires crois s : en guise d'introduction Premi re partie. Topographie 3. Valentine Benoliel (EPHE-PSL), La n cropole du Phal re l' poque archa que 4. Jean-S bastien Gros (Archaiodata), Le d me d'Aphidnai, l ments de topographie religieuse 5. Despina Chatzivasiliou (Coll ge de France) et Adrian Robu (Universit Paris VIII Vincennes - Saint-Denis), D'Ath nes M gare : r cits mythologiques et pratiques cultuelles en miroir sur les rives du golfe Saronique Deuxi me partie. Topologie 6. Luigi Lafasciano ( phorie des antiquit s du Pir e), Offrandes immat rielles, changes symboliques et performance rituelle dans les cultes th rapeutiques grecs l' poque classique 7. Lucio Maria Valletta (EPHE-PSL), Zeus et Pos idon en Laconie. R seaux spatiaux et configurations du divin 8. Kenan Eren (Universit des Beaux-Arts Mimar Sinan, Istanbul), Entre locale et globale : une tude topologique sur la diversit des sanctuaires ioniens l' poque archa que Troisi me partie. Identit s et comparaisons 9. Ludovic Sot (Lyc e Marie-Curie de Sceaux), Les strat gies identitaires de l' criture en contexte sacr l' poque archa que 10. Ilaria Calini (EPHE-PSL), Selon l'ordre du temps : " ges d'or", col res divines et devenir historique dans les r cits grecs et m sopotamiens 11. Yiting Pan (Universit de Chongqing), Shen, theos et l'immortalit : la notion du divin dans les sources antiques chinoises et grecques 12. Francesca Mancino (Institut catholique de Paris), L'espace de la performance et la c l bration de la po sis dans l'Hymne hom rique Herm s Voyages maritimes 13. Emanuele Greco (Universit de Naples L'Orientale), Phal re, la Sir ne, Diotimos : une histoire napolitaine de l' poque de P ricl s 14. Joan Breton Connelly (New York University, Department of Classics), Insularities 15. Notice biographique de Fran ois de Polignac‎

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‎Dominic Moreau, Raul Gonzalez Salinero (eds)‎

‎Academica Libertas Essais en l'honneur du professeur Javier Arce - Ensayos en honor del profesor Javier Arce‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, 383 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Languages: French, Spanish, English. ISBN 9782503584492.‎

‎Summary Successively Research Professor at the Instituto Espa ol de Arqueolog a of the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cient ficas, director of the Escuela Espa ola de Historia y Arqueolog a en Roma, Visiting Professor of Roman archaeology at the Universit Marc Bloch of Strasbourg, then Full Professor in the same field at the Universit Charles-de-Gaulle de Lille, Javier Arce has had a truly international career. This openness to the world, which is a fundamental feature of his professional career - as evidenced by the number of living languages he speaks - he has cultivated since his doctoral studies. His studies have taken him not only into many academic and research institutions in Rome (where he knows everyone and everyone knows him), but also into several other high places of historical knowledge, especially a number of British universities. Archaeologist, historian, philologist, Javier Arce is a "total" Romanist, in the sense that his field of competence is nothing less than the entire Roman period, hence the scope of the topics treated in the three chapters of this volume (Classical Antiquity - Hispania - Late Antiquity). Although he admires Greek and Roman Antiquity, he has mainly developed his research in the field of Late Antiquity, for which he is now known worldwide. He is at times a specialist in imperial history and archaeology of the 4th and 5th centuries, both in the West and in the East, with a more pronounced taste for the figures of Constantius II, Julian and Theodosius I, for the imperial ceremonial and for the residences of the emperors; and again a specialist of Late Roman and Visigothic Spain, therefore of the transition to the Middle Ages in the Iberian Peninsula, until the Arab invasion. His peregrinations, which have taken him to North America, including the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study, as well as to occupy the presidency of the International Association of Classical Archaeology, have, however, never completely diverted him from his native Spain, to which is dedicated here a complete chapter, because it has occupied such a central place in his career. We have just once to hear him speaking of M rida or to note the number of publications that he devoted to it to become aware of this. It is to thank him for sharing with so many people his passion for Antiquity, but also to celebrate his emeritus status, that his students, colleagues and friends offer him this Festschrift. Successivement professeur de recherche l'Instituto Espa ol de Arqueolog a du Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cient ficas, directeur de l'Escuela Espa ola de Historia y Arqueolog a en Roma, professeur associ d'arch ologie romaine l'Universit Marc Bloch de Strasbourg, puis professeur ordinaire dans la m me mati re l'Universit Charles-de-Gaulle de Lille, Javier Arce a eu une carri re v ritablement internationale. Cette ouverture sur le monde, qui est un trait caract ristique fondamental de son cursus professionnel - dont t moigne le nombre de langues vivantes qu'il parle -, il l'a cultiv e depuis ses tudes doctorales, qui l'ont men non seulement dans plusieurs institutions acad miques et de recherche de Rome (o il conna t tout le monde et tout le monde le conna t), mais aussi en plusieurs autres hauts-lieux du savoir historique, particuli rement dans certaines universit s britanniques. Arch ologue, historien, philologue, Javier Arce est un romaniste total , en ce sens que son domaine de comp tence n'est rien de moins que l'int gralit de la p riode romaine, d'o l' tendue des sujets trait s dans les trois chapitres du pr sent volume (Antiquit classique - Hispania - Antiquit tardive). S'il voue une v ritable admiration la haute Antiquit grecque et romaine, il a toutefois surtout d velopp ses travaux de recherche dans le domaine de l'Antiquit tardive, ce pour quoi il est aujourd'hui mondialement connu. Il est tant t sp cialiste d'histoire et d'arch ologie imp riales des IVe et Ve si cles, en Occident comme en Orient, avec un go t plus prononc pour les figures de Constance II, Julien et Th odose Ier, pour le c r moniel imp rial et pour les r sidences des empereurs ; tant t sp cialiste de l'Espagne tardo-romaine et wisigothique, donc de la transition vers le Moyen ge dans la p ninsule ib rique, jusqu' l'invasion arabe. Ses p r grinations, qui l'ont men jusqu'en Am rique du Nord, notamment l'Institute for Advanced Study de Princeton, et jusqu' occuper la pr sidence de l'Association internationale d'arch ologie classique, ne l'ont cependant jamais totalement d tourn de son Espagne natale, laquelle est d di ici un chapitre complet, tant celle-ci a occup une place centrale dans sa carri re. Il suffit de l'entendre une seule fois parler de M rida ou de constater le nombre de publications qu'il lui a consacr es pour le comprendre. C'est pour le remercier d'avoir communiqu tant de gens sa passion de l'Antiquit , mais aussi pour c l brer son m ritat, que ses l ves, coll gues et amis lui offrent ces m langes. TABLE OF CONTENTS D. Moreau, Avant-propos J.-Y. Marc, Pr face R. Gonz lez Salinero, Los estudios de Javier Arce sobre la Hispania romana y tardoantigua: Innovaci n o cambio de direcci n? D. Moreau, Bibliographie de Javier Arce (1971-2019) I - Aevum classicum (sine Hispania) J. Bonnin, 2000-2015: 15 ans de recherches sur la gnomonique antique R. Jacob, Un portrait d'Agripinne l'ancienne recompos au mus e de l'Acropole H. von Hesberg, Der Kopf in Alba - Zeuge einer G ttergalerie augusteischer Zeit P. Pensabene, Peristili, pseudoperistili e prospetti architettonici nelle case di et imperiale ad Alessandria e in altri siti Egiziani S. Blin, Thermes et verg sie Mandeure II - Hispanica A. Saecula I-III G. Mora, Bernard de Montfaucon, Manuel Marti y la representaci n de las antig edades de Espa a J. C. Saquete, Agripa Menenio M'. Valerio M ximo en M rida. Tradiciones y virtudes romanas en el confin occidental del Imperio P. Le Roux, Celtib re et Romain M. P. Garc a-Bellido, H rcules entre Africa e Hispania en los ureos de Adriano (RIC II 59) M. Urteaga, El programa constructivo de las termas romanas de Oiasso (Irun, Gipuzkoa) J. Edmondson, La administraci n de la provincia de Lusitania en el siglo III D.C.: Nuevas aportaciones B. Saecula IV-VIII L. Brassous, La carte provinciale de la Dioecesis Hispaniarum S. Panzram, Tarraco tardorromana sigue siendo Tarraco? A prop sito de continuidad o discontinuidad de una capital de provincia G. Bravo, Bagaudas y federados: Coaligados o rivales? W. Trillmich, Genio y figura de santa Eulalia en la imaginaci n de Prudencio G. Ripoll, El Thesaurus Visigodo. Notas al margen III - Antiquitas posterior (sine Hispania) A. Res profanae W. Van Andringa, Urbs nova. La ville du ive si cle en Gaule A. Cameron, The Date and Purpose of Claudian's In Rufinum M. Roux, Les ?irr ductibles? du cursus honorum et des dignitates les plus prestigieuses dans la Gaule du Ve si cle P. Pav n, Teodora, victima de un bigamo infame, estuprador y estafador (Cj 9.9.18) S. Lebecq, ?Hommes du bout du monde? ou passeurs vers d'autres mondes?? Regards antiques et proto-m di vaux sur les Morins et autres gens du Nord G. P. Brogiolo, Dai castelli dei Venetici a Venezia (VI-X secolo) tra fonti scritte e archeologia J. Nelson, Charlemagne's Fossatum magnum: Another Look B. Res sacrae R. Teja, Jesus Mago? La magia como argumento apologetico en la polemica entre cristianos y judios E. Chrysos, Libertas religionis in Late Antiquity: A Critical Overview A. Chavarr a Arnau, Cuanto costaba construir una iglesia tardoantigua? F. Baratte, Quelques r flexions propos de la grande basilique de Th veste (T bessa, Alg rie) W. Liebeschuetz, Theodoret, Ecclesiastical Historian I. Wood, Sidonius and the Burgundians M. Gaillard, L'entr e des morts dans la ville, en gaule et ses marges (ve-viiie si cles)?: r alit s et limites du ph nom ne‎

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‎Noemi Borrelli, Giulia Scazzosi (eds)‎

‎After the Harvest. Storage Practices and Food Processing in Bronze Age Mesopotamia‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, xii + 146 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:53 b/w, 14 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503583785.‎

‎Summary The reliance on grain and grain products is a key feature of many past societies, and this is particularly true of the Ancient Near East. The necessity of storing and processing foodstuffs encompassed political and social boundaries: food shaped identities and it was not by chance that, for the Mesopotamian mindset, civilization started with the consumption of bread and beer. At any managerial level, storage practices and food processing reflect the economic organization of a society, its control mechanisms, and its interdependent social structures. This volume includes eight papers by scholars of the Ancient Near East, who draw on a wide range of sources and methodologies, from (bio-)archaeological evidence to cuneiform texts, in order to explore what actually happened after the harvest in the shared horizon of Bronze Age Mesopotamia. The different case-studies gathered together here examine the impact of continuity - and crucially, of change - in the technical, economic, and social solutions that were adopted by people in response to the common needs of everyday life. This volume represents a dialogue between different perspectives and disciplines that simultaneously opens up new paths of research, at the same time as seeking to narrow the gaps in our understanding of this subject. TABLE OF CONTENTS Noemi Borrelli & Giulia Scazzosi, After the Harvest: An Introduction Klaus Wagensonner, Food: Its Gathering, Storing, and Consumption According to the Early Textual Record Alexander Pru , Grain Storage and Grain Distribution at Tell Beydar Armando Bramanti, Before the Harvest? Land-grain Accounts in Early Dynastic Umma Noemi Borrelli, Institutional Grain Storage and Control Network in the Ur III Province of ?irsu/Laga? Tate Paulette, Archaeological Perspectives on Beer in Mesopotamia: Brewing Ingredients Melania Zingarello, Beer-making and Drinking Between Life and Death: A Fresh Look at the 'Four-Part Sets' Arkadiusz So?tysiak, Bioarchaeology of Food Production in Ancient Mesopotamia Giulia Scazzosi, 'Eat the Bread, Enkidu': The Role of Bakeries in Late Third to Early Second Millennium BC Mesopotamia‎

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‎Annette Haug, Stephanie Merten (eds)‎

‎Urban Practices. Repopulating the Ancient City‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, xii + 172 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:73 b/w, 1 col., 1 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503584614.‎

‎Summary Cities in the ancient world, much like in the modern era, were not simply a locus for population and a hub for social, cultural, and economic activity, but were themselves the products of urban practices. This volume draws together two often disparate fields - urban space and human practice - to explore the actors and actions that underpinned ancient cities and to offer unique insights into the lives of those who dwelt there. Placing particular emphasis on social practice theory, the contributions gathered together in this book seek to analyse the development of the city, especially public urban spaces, from the archaic period up to Roman Imperial times. A key focus is on infrastructure, public spaces used for politics (particularly the Forum Romanum), and the role of sanctuaries and the way in which they were shaped by cult activity. Through this unique approach, this volume is able, for the first time, to bring the inhabitants of ancient cities to the fore, and in doing so, to offer key insights into the development of spatial routines, the interaction of these routines with the material setting of a city, and the way in which cities themselves played an important role in shaping the people and practices within them. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Introduction - ANNETTE HAUG De-centralised Decision-Making Processes in Third-Millennium Syro-Mesopotamian City-Planning: The Example of Tell Chuera - HENRIKE BACKHAUS AND TOBIAS HELMS City and Shore: Natural Change and Human Action - STEFAN FEUSER Streetscapes and Traffic at Selinous from the Archaic City to the Punic-Hellenistic Settlement - NICOLA CHIARENZA Performing Commerce: Everyday Work and Urban Life in Roman Italy - MIKO FLOHR The Production of Diplomatic Space in Ancient Rome - HANNAH CORNWELL The forum Romanum as an Active Action Context - DUNIA FILIPPI Places of Gods and Men: Socio-Political Interactions and Ritual Practice in the Etruscan Sacred Landscape (Eighth to Fifth Centuries BC) - ROBINSON PETER KR MER The Appropriation of Space in the Sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia - SARAH HERZOG Hellenistic Built Space and Human Action: The Asclepieion of Cos - ASJA M LLER Indices‎

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‎Marl ne Albert Llorca, Pierre Rouillard‎

‎Many Faces of the Lady of Elche. Essays on the Reception of an Iberian Sculpture‎

‎, Brepols, 2024 Hardback, 155 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:5 b/w, 36 col., 1 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503610306.‎

‎Summary On 4 August 1897, farm workers in Elche - the site of ancient Ilici - discovered an Iberian sculpture of a woman that dated from the fifth- fourth centuries BCE. French archaeologist Pierre Paris dubbed this figure 'the Lady of Elche', and promptly purchased the sculpture on behalf of the Louvre Museum. There, she drew the attention of European scholars who were intrigued by her stylistic features, finally concluding that she bore witness to the existence of a specifically Iberian art. Since her discovery, the Lady of Elche has been a source of fascination not only for scholars, but also for artists, and she has become an icon of regional and national identity across Spain. This volume, co-written by an archaeologist and an anthropologist and translated here into English for the first time, seeks to explore the importance of the Lady of Elche, both for students of the past, and for the peoples of Iberia. The authors here explore not only what we know - and still do not know - about her creation, but also engage with key questions about what she represents for the men and women of our time who have questioned, manipulated, admired, loved, and often reinvented the singular beauty of this iconic figure. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Chapter 1. Introduction A Unique Work A Remarkable History Actors and their Agendas Chapter 2. The Lady and the Discovery of Iberian Art Ilici in the Iberian World A Newly Defined Art From la Alcudia's Soil to the Louvre: How the Discovery Came about An Exceptional Piece Chapter 3. A Century of Discussions about the Lady The First Attempts at Identification: The Moorish Queen, Apollo The Lady and the Archaeologists Iberian or Mediterranean, Goddess or Queen? Chapter 4. Through Artists' Eyes: The Lady from Orientalism to Primitivism and Art Nouveau Painters' Interpretations: Oriental or Hellenizing Iberians and 'Primitives' Ignacio Pinazo Martinez, Art Nouveau Sculptor Chapter 5. Women in Stone, Women in Flesh and Blood The Iberians and Valencian Identity The Lady as Archetypal Valencian Woman The Venus of Arles and the Lady of Elche Female Beauty A 'Living Lady' in Elche Chapter 6. The Lady between Elche and Madrid Ramon Folqu s's Account of the Discovery of the Statue Reasons for Rewriting the Account An Account that Became the 'Official Account' The Lady and the Virgin: Holiness Transferred After Francoism: The Rise of Heritage Manuel and 'His' Lady From Nationalism to Localism Chapter 7. Conclusion Works Cited‎

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‎Julio Escalona Monge, Orri V steinsson, Stuart Brookes (eds)‎

‎Polity and Neighbourhood in Early Medieval Europe‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Hardback, xviii + 430 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:14 b/w, 39 maps, 6 graphs, Language: English. ISBN 9782503581682.‎

‎Summary How were early medieval people connected to each other and to the wider world? In this collection, archaeologists and historians working in very different areas of early medieval Europe explore diverse evidence - from landscape and burial archaeology to charters and chronicles - to discuss the relationships that constituted neighbourhoods and the roles these played in the processes of state formation that can be observed in the peripheries of the Frankish world. What these case-studies teach us, the contributors argue, is that polities are formed not through the exclusive operation of either top-down or bottom-up agencies, but from the interplay between them. By exploring the ways in which local knowledge, social ties, and understandings of landscape interacted with higher-level authorities and institutions, we can gain real insights into the nature of early medieval power and people's experiences of it. Marking the culmination of a collective effort that has spanned over a decade and three funded projects, this volume brings together case-studies from Spain, Italy, England, northern Frankia, Norway, and Iceland to offer a comparative view of polities and neighbourhoods in early medieval Europe. Drawing on new research, and offering new perspectives driven by an interdisciplinary approach, this volume is of relevance to a range of disciplines including archaeology, history, onomastics, geography, and anthropology. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction - JULIO ESCALONA, ORRI V STEINSSON, AND STUART BROOKES Polities, Neighbourhoods, and Things In-Between - JULIO ESCALONA, ORRI V STEINSSON, AND STUART BROOKES Understanding the Identities and Workings of Local Societies in Early Medieval England, AD 800-1100 - GRENVILLE ASTILL Peasant Communities and Landscape Change in Northwest Iberia - MARGARITA FERN NDEZ MIER Early Medieval Burials and Settlements: Some Reflections on Northern Italian Archaeological Evidence - ALEXANDRA CHAVARR A Ancestors and Landscape: Early Medieval Burial Sites in the Central-Western Regions of the Iberian Peninsula - I AKI MART N VISO The Thing and the King: The Formation of the Norwegian Medieval Kingdom - FRODE IVERSEN Meeting Places, Markets, and Churches in the Countryside between Madrid and Toledo, Central Spain, c. AD 500-900 - ALFONSO VIGIL-ESCALERA State Formation and World View: Commonwealth Iceland as a Part of the Norwegian Realm - ORRI V STEINSSON 'Est haec effera gens': Landscapes of Negotiation on the Former Island of Walcheren, the Netherlands - LETTY TEN HARKEL Territoriality and Social Stratification: The Relationship between Neighbourhood and Polity in Anglo-Saxon England - STUART BROOKES AND ANDREW REYNOLDS Regions and Micro-Regions of Scribal Practice - WENDY DAVIES The Use of the Term Villa in Early Medieval Le n: A Review of the Economic Base of the Astur-Leonese Monarchy, Ninth-Eleventh Centuries - LVARO CARVAJAL CASTRO Dense Local Knowledge: Grounding Local to Supra-local Relationships in Tenth-Century Castile - JULIO ESCALONA Local Places and Local People in Anglo-Saxon Wessex - ALEX LANGLANDS Conclusion - JULIO ESCALONA, ORRI V STEINSSON, AND STUART BROOKES Index‎

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‎Jon Frey, Rubina Raja (eds)‎

‎Trends in Archive Archaeology. Current Research on Archival Material from Fieldwork and its Implications for Archaeological Practice‎

‎, Brepols, 2024 Paperback, xii + 166 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:71 b/w, 35 col., 2 maps b/w, 2 maps color, Language: English. ISBN 9782503611747.‎

‎Summary Archive archaeology has, in recent years, become increasingly acknowledged as an important component of archaeological research. However, the vast amounts of empirical data contained in such archives - among them fieldwork diaries, working notebooks, finds sheets, and photographs - together with a sense that the field is often skewed towards 'one's own data', have made it difficult to develop a clear methodological approach that fits all eventualities. The result is that archive archaeology is still not always recognized for what it can bring to the discipline of archaeology, as a field of study that focuses on the contexts within which humanity developed. This volume draws together contributions from scholars who work with archives in a variety of capacities: as fieldwork directors of decades-long excavations; as archivists interested in the history of collections; as specialists focusing on certain object groups or regions; and as researchers broadly interested in what archival material brings to the table in terms of new knowledge about archaeological situations. In showcasing contributions of work in progress, the chapters published here bring to the fore knowledge about archives that has long been overlooked, and examine how archival archaeology should be shaped in the future so that it can become more firmly integrated within archaeological practice. TABLE OF CONTENTS Trends in Archive Archaeology: An Introduction Jon M. Frey and Rubina Raja What's In a Name? The Role of Digital Gazetteers for Post-Colonial Legacy Archaeology Anne Hunnell Chen Digitization as Interpretation: Cautions for Archival Archaeology from Artifact Photography Elizabeth Knott Archives and Curatorial Work at the Davis Museum Nicole Berlin Photocorinthia: The Contingency of Archaeological Photography in the Corinth Excavation Archives Peter Anthony Thompson Archive Archaeology and Critical Disciplinary Histories: A Case Study on the Origins of the University of Cincinnati Expedition to the Troad (1932-1938) Jacob M. Engstrom Old Digs, Unfinished Business, Digitization, and New Data. The Committee for the Investigation of Antioch-on-the-Orontes (CIAO) Andrea De Giorgi, Stephen Batiuk, A. Asa Eger, Julia Gearhart, Kirstin Ohrt, and Alan Stahl The Archival Archaeology of Archaeologists: The West Cemetery at Isthmia, 1967-1990 Ulrike Krotscheck and Jon M. Frey Futures for Archive Archaeology: Struggles, Successes, and Methodologies Emilia Oddo‎

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‎Carlo Beltrame‎

‎Mercurio. A Brig of the Regno Italico Sunk During the Battle of Grado (1812)‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Paperback, xxxvi + 358 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:357 b/w, 9 col., 25 tables b/w., 9 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503581033.‎

‎Summary The Italian brig Mercurio was escorting the French 80-gun vessel Rivoli from Venice on its very first expedition, in 1812, when it was sunk by an English ship during the Battle of Grado. Since the wreck was identified, the Mercurio has been the site of several underwater excavations, beginning in 2001 and continuing from 2004 to 2011 by a team from the Universit Ca' Foscari of Venice, together with the local Soprintendenza. Their work revealed a number of extraordinary finds and provided a unique insight into life - and death - on a brig during the period of the Napoleonic wars. This volume offers a discussion and catalogue of the finds yielded by the Mercurio, including photogrammetry-plans of the bow and stern, together with an analysis of ship-building technique, detail of the equipment and arms used, and, uniquely, close detail of finds connected to the crew themselves. This is one of the few sites from the Mediterranean where human remains have been preserved, and through the work of anthropologists, it has even been possible to try and identify one of the men named on the crew list. Discovery of buttons, footwear, precious items, and even foodstuffs also serve to shed light on the daily life of the crew. This volume thus draws together a wealth of archaeological and historical information to tell the hitherto untold story of the Mercurio. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Foreword Preface Acknowledgements Introduction - CARLO BELTRAME Part I: Historical Context and the Battle of Grado 1. Napoleon's Italian Navy - PIERO CROCIANI 2. The Event in its Context - CARLO BELTRAME 3. The Mercurio According to the Historical Data - CARLO BELTRAME Part II: The Discovery, the Site, and the Methodology of Investigation 1. The Discovery of the Shipwreck and its Identification - CARLO BELTRAME 2. The Environmental Characteristics of the Site and its Aspect at the Moment of the Discovery -CARLO BELTRAME 3. Conditions of Preservation of the Objects - CARLO BELTRAME 4. The Dynamics of the Sinking and the Formation Processes - CARLO BELTRAME 5. Methods and Techniques of Investigation - CARLO BELTRAME Part III: The Ship 1. The Hull - CARLO BELTRAME 2. Equipment - CARLO BELTRAME 3 Furniture and Lighting -CARLO?BELTRAME AND STEFANIA MANFIO 4. Armament -CARLO BELTRAME 5. Projectiles -CARLO BELTRAME 6. Galley - STEFANIA MANFIO 7. Sanitary and Medical Arrangements - STEFANIA MANFIO Part IV: The Crew 1. Osteological Analysis of the Crew - FRANCESCA BERTOLDI, FIORELLA BESTETTI, ROBERTO CAMERIERE, AND CARLOTTA SISALLI 2. Crew, Uniforms, and Weapons -SOPHIA DONADEL 3. Gunflints - PAOLO BIAGI AND ELISABETTA STARNINI 4. Personal Possessions - CARLO BELTRAME 5. Coins - TOMASO LUCCHELLI Conclusions - CARLO BELTRAME References Appendices Appendix A: Conservation of the Waterlogged Wood - TIZIANA LANAVE Appendix B: The Conservation of the Leather - NECULINA CONDRACHE AND SOPHIA DONADEL Appendix C: The Restoration and Conservation of some Metallic Finds - GIUSEPPE MORETTI Appendix D: Transcriptions of Documents - Documents from Tracy, 2000 Catalogue‎

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‎Barbara Couturaud‎

‎incrustations en coquille de Mari‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Paperback, xxii + 374 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:115 b/w, 53 tables b/w., Language: French. ISBN 9782503579641.‎

‎Summary Le IIIe mill naire au Proche-Orient voit l'essor d'une riche production d'objets orn s d'images. Cette production mat rielle est propre une p riode durant laquelle la soci t cr e des objets et des images susceptibles de sugg rer et de v hiculer les principes m mes qui la d finissent. Elles mettent en sc ne des individus travers la figuration de th mes r currents, principalement centr s sur la victoire militaire et les c r monies sociales et religieuses. Une des formes de cette production visuelle est incarn e par les panneaux figuratifs incrust s de pi ces en coquille marine et organis s en registres. Pour la plupart, ces panneaux n'ont pas t pr serv s et seules subsistent les incrustations, majoritairement sous la forme de fragments. Cet ouvrage porte sur les incrustations retrouv es Mari, dat es du deuxi me tiers du IIIe mill naire. ce jour, Mari est la cit qui a fourni le plus grand nombre de fragments et sa production doit tre envisag e comme faisant partie int grante de la culture mat rielle et visuelle du Proche-Orient cette poque. Cette tude propose une analyse arch ologique des incrustations et de leur contexte de d couverte ainsi qu'une analyse iconographique, permettant d'aborder la nature et la fonction de ces objets, ainsi que les modalit s de repr sentation sur ce type de support cette poque.‎

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‎De Smidt F.‎

‎DE KATHEDRAAL TE GENT ARCHEOLOGISCHE STUDIE.‎

‎, Brussel, Paleis der Academien, 1962., met omslag, in-4? , 237pp. sticker van bibliotheek.‎

‎154 afbeeldingen. Verhandelingen van de koninklijke vlaamse academie voor wetenschappen, letteren en schone kunsten van Belgie. Klasse der schone kunsten Nr 17.‎

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‎Journal of Glass Studies, Vol. 45‎

‎Corning, Corning Museum of Glass, 2003 Publisher's paper-covered boards, 283 pages, 27.5 x 20 cm, shrinkwrapped.‎

‎Articles in this volume include glass vessels found in the Theban tomb of Nesikhons, texts and translations of seven Arabic, Hebrew, and Latin documents that refer to glass made at Tyre between A.D. 985 and the early 13th century, an exploration of an unusual 18th-century American lead glass decanter engraved with Masonic symbols, and a discussion of the lampworking table used by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka to create their extraordinary lampworked figures. Table of Contents and Abstracts Glass Vessels from the Burial of Nesikhons p. 11 Birgit Schlick-Nolte and Rainer Werthmann A Glass Pendant in the Shape of Harpokrates from Yavneh-Yam, Israel p. 35 Moshe Fischer and Ruth E. Jackson-Tal Glass and Faience Vessels from Sarmatian Graves of Ukraine p. 41 Alexander V. Simonenko Glass in Tunisia: The Contribution of Recent Franco-Tunisian Excavations (In French) p. 59 Dani le Foy A Bowl Engraved with Abraham?s Sacrifice from Boulogne-sur-Mer, Pas-de-Calais (France) (In French) p. 91 H l ne Chew A ?Souvenir? from Baiae in Asturica Augusta (Roman Province of Hispania Tarraconensis) (In Spanish) p. 105 Mar a Teresa Amar Tafalla, Mar a Esperanza Ortiz Palomar, and Juan ngel Paz Peralta Scientific Analyses of Glasses from Late Antique and Early Medieval Archaeological Sites in Northern Italy p. 115 Marina Uboldi and Marco Verit Glassmaking in Medieval Tyre: The Written Evidence p. 139 Stefano Carboni, Giancarlo Lacerenza, and David Whitehouse The John Troup Decanter: Saluting Freemasonry in 18th-Century America p. 151 J. Garrison Stradling The Blaschkas? Lampworking Tables p. 167 Susan M. Rossi-Wilcox, Henri Reiling, and Philip Bisaga Notes p. 179 Contributors p. 177 Recent Important Acquisitions p. 203 Note to Authors and Readers p. 233 Museum Publications p. 271 Abstracts p. 279‎

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‎Journal of Glass Studies, Vol. 35‎

‎Corning, Corning Museum of Glass, 1994 Publisher's paper-covered boards, 235 pages, 27.5 x 20 cm.‎

‎In this volume, Maud Spaer discusses Islamic glass bracelets excavated in Palestine. Also, Jane Shadel Spillman sheds light on a 19th century notebook in the Gillinder archives. In addition, important recent acquisitions, with photos, are listed. Table of Contents and Abstracts Glass Vessels from the Burial of Nesikhons p. 11 Birgit Schlick-Nolte and Rainer Werthmann A Glass Pendant in the Shape of Harpokrates from Yavneh-Yam, Israel p. 35 Moshe Fischer and Ruth E. Jackson-Tal Glass and Faience Vessels from Sarmatian Graves of Ukraine p. 41 Alexander V. Simonenko Glass in Tunisia: The Contribution of Recent Franco-Tunisian Excavations (In French) p. 59 Dani le Foy A Bowl Engraved with Abraham?s Sacrifice from Boulogne-sur-Mer, Pas-de-Calais (France) (In French) p. 91 H l ne Chew A ?Souvenir? from Baiae in Asturica Augusta (Roman Province of Hispania Tarraconensis) (In Spanish) p. 105 Mar a Teresa Amar Tafalla, Mar a Esperanza Ortiz Palomar, and Juan ngel Paz Peralta Scientific Analyses of Glasses from Late Antique and Early Medieval Archaeological Sites in Northern Italy p. 115 Marina Uboldi and Marco Verit Glassmaking in Medieval Tyre: The Written Evidence p. 139 Stefano Carboni, Giancarlo Lacerenza, and David Whitehouse The John Troup Decanter: Saluting Freemasonry in 18th-Century America p. 151 J. Garrison Stradling The Blaschkas? Lampworking Tables p. 167 Susan M. Rossi-Wilcox, Henri Reiling, and Philip Bisaga Notes p. 179 Contributors p. 177 Recent Important Acquisitions p. 203 Note to Authors and Readers p. 233 Museum Publications p. 271 Abstracts p. 279‎

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‎Journal of Glass Studies, Vol. 37‎

‎Corning, Corning Museum of Glass, 1995 Publisher's paper-covered boards, 225 pages, 27.5 x 20 cm.‎

‎George D. Scott closely examines the Lycurgus Cup, a remarkable cage cup from about the fourth century A.D. This issue also features a chemical analysis of pieces of medieval lead glass from northwestern Europe. In addition, important recent acquisitions, with photos, are listed.‎

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‎Journal of Glass Studies, Vol. 40‎

‎Corning, Corning Museum of Glass, 1998 Publisher's paper-covered boards, 287 pages, 27.5 x 20 cm.‎

‎In this volume, Henri Reiling looks at the origins of the Blaschkas' glass animals. Also featured are articles on glassmaking at Tell el-Amarna, Egypt; Bet Shean, Israel; and Gao, Mali.‎

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‎Journal of Glass Studies, Vol. 38‎

‎Corning, Corning Museum of Glass, 1996 Publisher's paper-covered boards, 360 pages, 27.5 x 20 cm.‎

‎This volume is devoted to a study of the life of Franz Gondelach, a German and one of the most brilliant engravers of the 18th century. The piece, in 16 chapters, was written by Franz Adrian Dreier, a distinguished scholar of European glass. Also included in this volume is a list, with pictures, of recent important acquisitions.‎

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‎Journal of Glass Studies, Vol. 46‎

‎Corning, Corning Museum of Glass, 2004 Publisher's paper-covered boards, 239 pages, 27.5 x 20 cm.‎

‎In this volume, Emily Byrne Curtis looks at the important role that glass imported from China played in Tibetan culture. And Beatrice Scheer Smith details how a study of lead content revealed previously unknown information about New England Pomona glass. This volume also features studies of glass from the late Hellenistic and Byzantine periods. In addition, important recent acquisitions, with pictures, are listed. Table of Contents and Abstracts Remarks on a Glass Object from Kh rga Oasis: A New Class of Cast Glass Plates (In Italian) p. 33 Bruno Massab Glass Dessert Table Settings in Venice in the 18th Century (In Italian) p. 159 Paolo Zecchin The Late Hellenistic Glass Industry in Syro-Palestine: A Reappraisal p. 11 Ruth E. Jackson-Tal Some Dubious Stylites on Early Byzantine Glassware p. 39 David Woods New Evidence of the Production of Raw Glass at Late Byzantine Apollonia-Arsuf, Israel p. 51 Oren Tal, Ruth E. Jackson-Tal, and Ian C. Freestone Stained Glass from Saint-Jean-des-Vignes (Soissons) and Comparisons with Glass from Other Medieval Sites p. 115 Robert H. Brill and Patricia Pongracz Glass from Qal?at Sem?an (Northern Syria): The Reworking of Glass during the Transition from Roman to Islamic Compositions p. 67 Odile Dussart, Bruce Velde, Pierre-Marie Blanc, and Jean-Pierre Sodini Silver-Stained Windows at Carolingian Zalav r, Mosaburg (Southwestern Hungary) p. 85 B la Mikl s Sz?ke, Karl Hans Wedepohl, and Andreas Kronz Silver Stain on Medieval Window Glass Excavated in the Venetian Lagoon p. 105 Francesca Vaghi, Marco Verit , and Sandro Zecchin Abstracts p. 236 Glass and Glassmaking in Byzantine Italy: The Testimony of ?abbe?ay Donnolo p. 109 Giancarlo Lacerenza and David Whitehouse Glass from China for the Land above the Clouds p. 145 Emily Byrne Curtis New England Pomona (1885?1887): Lead Analysis as a Study Tool p. 173 Beatrice Scheer Smith Contributors p. 187 Notes p. 189 Recent Important Acquisitions p. 213 Note to Authors and Readers p. 228 Museum Publications p. 229‎

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‎Journal of Glass Studies, Vol. 42‎

‎Corning, Corning Museum of Glass, 2000 Publisher's paper-covered boards, 299 pages, 27.5 x 20 cm.‎

‎IIn this volume, Peter Francis examines George Minty's memoirs of being a glassmaker in 18th century Ireland, and An Jiayao takes a look at the 1994 excavation in China of 150,000 glass beads from the sixth century. Additional articles discuss ancient glass found in Egypt, Italy, and Lebanon. In addition, important recent acquisitions, with pictures, are listed. Published since 1959, the generously illustrated Journal of Glass Studies is the only academic publication devoted entirely to the scholarship of the art, history, and early technology of glass.‎

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‎Gnoli, Raniero‎

‎Marmora Romana‎

‎, Edizioni Dell'elefante, 1988 Hardcover. Cloth, dustjacket, 289 pages and fold-out map, 34.5 x 23 cm. Italian.‎

‎On the different types of marble found in Rome.‎

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‎Joachim Ganzert:‎

‎Mars-Ultor-Tempel auf dem Augustusforum in Rom in 2 B nden. Mit einem Beitrag von Peter Herz. Bd.11‎

‎Zurich, Zabern Verlag, 1996 Leinen, Textband: 296 Textseiten mit 59 Abbildungen, 26x 34 cm - Tafelband: 100 Tafeln mit zahlreichen Abbildungen, 50 Beilagen und Erl uterungsheft mit 35 Seiten, 51x37 cm, GERMAN, AS NEW. ISBN 9783805317825.‎

‎On the Mars-Ultor temple in the Augustus forum in Rome.‎

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‎Wolf, Markus‎

‎H user von Solunt und die hellenistische Wohnarchitektur. - Deutsches Arch ologisches Institut. Abteilung Rom: Sonderschriften ; Bd. 14‎

‎Mainz am Rhein, von Zabern, 2003 Gro format, Leinen,121 Seiten mit 38 Textabb. und 17 Tab. sowie 134 Tafeln, 34.5 x 25.5 cm. GERMAN, AS NEW. ISBN 9783805332675.‎

‎Schwerpunkt und Ausgangspunkt der Studie ist das sogenannte 'Ginnasio'. Um ein m glichst repr sentatives Bild von der Wohnbaukunst im hellenistischen Solunt zu erhalten, werden sodann auch weitere H user detailliert untersucht und vergleichend in den Wohnbau der hellenistischen Welt eingeordnet. Aus dem Inhalt: Einleitung: Solunt. Eine hellenistische Stadt in Sizilien. - Das sogenannte Ginnasio. - Die H user von Solunt. - Die H user von Solunt im Rahmen des hellenistischen Wohnbaus. - Anhang: berlegungen zu weiteren Architekturen in Solunt‎

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‎Nicolas Balanos‎

‎Monuments de L'Acropole relevement et conservation (N 10/25)‎

‎Paris, Charles Massin et Albert Levy, 1936 Farde, 119 pages texte, 147 illustrations et 20 cartes, 34 x 26 cm. Fran ais. Il a t tir de cet ouvrage 25 exemplaires avec texte sur V lin d'Arches num rot s de 1 25. exemplaire n 10.‎

‎Oeuvre rare et ancienne sur l'Acropole du conservateur Nicolas Balanos avec de nombreuses photos et illustrations.‎

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