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Secondary cremation burials at Kavousi Vronda, Crete: Symbolic representation in mortuary practice 克里特岛Kavousi Vronda的二次火葬:太平间实践中的象征性表现
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2007-04-18 DOI: 10.2972/HESP.76.1.57
Maria A. Listen
Excavations at Kavousi Vronda, Crete, recovered 107 intrusive Early Iron Age burials within the abandoned Late Minoan IIIC town. Of these, three were secondary cremation burials in amphoras deposited in stone cist graves that also contained multiple primary cremation burials. The small quantity of bone in each amphora and the recurrence of skeletal elements (bones from the cranium and right forearm) suggest that these burials represent the deliberate selection of particular skeletal parts that may have been transported to the communal graves at Vronda. The author explores the possible significance of these token burials within the larger context of funerary ritual and the representation of the dead.
在克里特岛的Kavousi Vronda的挖掘中,在被遗弃的米诺斯晚期IIIC城镇中发现了107个早期铁器时代的侵入性墓葬。其中,有三个是二次火葬,埋在石池坟墓中的双耳罐中,这些坟墓也包含多次初级火葬。每个双耳瓶中少量的骨头和反复出现的骨骼元素(头骨和右前臂的骨头)表明,这些埋葬代表了有意选择的特定骨骼部分,这些骨骼部分可能已经被运送到弗朗达的公共坟墓。作者在葬礼仪式和死者代表的大背景下探讨了这些象征性埋葬的可能意义。
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引用次数: 17
IG I3 1055 B and the boundary of melite and kollytos IG i31055b和熔融岩与科里多石的边界
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2006-04-01 DOI: 10.2972/HESP.75.1.83
Gerald V. Lalonde
Two rupestral horoi found on the Hill of the Nymphs in Athens, IG I 3 1055 A (hOρoζ: ΔiOζ [retrograde with reversed sigmas]) and B (hOρoζ), are not a single boustrophedon text as usually edited. Investigation of thepossibility that B marked a deme boundary, prefaced by a discussion of deme formation and territoriality, yields evidence that the ancient street that passed south of horos B on its route from the Agora to the saddle between the Hill of the Nymphs and the Pnyx divided the urban demes ofMelite and Kollytos. This argument challenges the traditional view that the Pnyx was in Melite. The study concludes with an approximation of the full extent of Melite.
在雅典的仙女山上发现的两个rupestral horoi, IG I 3 1055 A (hoρ ζ: ΔiOζ[反向sigma逆行])和B (hoρ ζ),并不是通常编辑的单一的boustrophedon文本。在对德谟克利特的形成和疆域的讨论开始之前,对德谟克利特标志着德谟克利特边界的可能性进行了调查,结果表明,从阿戈拉到仙女山和普尼克斯山之间的马鞍的路线上,经过赫洛洛兹B以南的古老街道将梅利特和科利托斯的城市德谟克利特分割开来。这一论点挑战了传统观点,即尼克斯是在米利特。这项研究的结论是对Melite的全部范围的近似。
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引用次数: 6
I pirati e il mare nelle stele daunie 海盗和大海在道尼石碑
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2004-01-01 DOI: 10.1400/260089
M. L. Nava
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引用次数: 0
Excavations in the Athenian Agora1998?2001 雅典广场的发掘(1998?2001
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2003-07-01 DOI: 10.2972/HESP.2003.72.3.241
J. Camp
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引用次数: 3
Etruschi e Greci in Adriatico : nuove considerazioni 伊特鲁里亚人和希腊人在亚得里亚海:新的考虑
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2002-01-01 DOI: 10.1400/259821
L. A. Foresti
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引用次数: 0
Iconography and the dynamics of patronage a sarcophagus from the family of herodes atticus 肖像学和希罗德·阿提克斯家族石棺的赞助动态
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2001-10-01 DOI: 10.2307/3182055
Ellen E. Perry
A sarcophagus from the estate of Herodes Atticus in Kephisia commemorates the intimate connections of the family with the city of Sparta, the Battle of Marathon, and the cult statue of Nemesis at Rhamnous. The iconographic allusions to Marathon also reflect the priorities of the Second Sophistic, an intellectual movement that appealed to the past to establish cultural and political superiority. The unusual and meaningful decorative program suggests that the family commissioned this sarcophagus. The earlier view that the more unusual Attic sarcophagi were prefabricated, but that their themes simply proved unpopular, should be modified in light of this study.
凯菲西亚的Herodes Atticus庄园的石棺纪念了这个家族与斯巴达城、马拉松之战以及在Rhamnous的复仇女神雕像之间的亲密关系。对马拉松的图像暗示也反映了第二诡辩派的优先事项,这是一场诉诸过去以建立文化和政治优势的智力运动。这个不寻常而有意义的装饰程序表明,这个石棺是这个家庭委托制作的。先前的观点认为,更不寻常的阿提卡石棺是预制的,但它们的主题只是证明不受欢迎,应该根据这项研究进行修改。
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引用次数: 6
Magna Achaea Akhaian late geometric and archaic pottery in south Italy and Sicily 意大利南部和西西里岛的阿克海晚期几何陶器和古代陶器
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2001-10-01 DOI: 10.2307/3182054
John K. Papadopoulos
Imported Akhaian and locally produced Akhaian-style pottery occurs in South Italy, Sicily, and beyond, found not only in the Akhaian apoikiai, but also in other settlements. The most characteristic Akhaian shape-the kantharos-is discussed within the context of its home region, including Elis. Examples of Archaic Akhaian pottery in the West are assembled and the distribution is compared to that of Akhaian and West Greek imports in the Late Bronze Age. A pattern emerges that suggests a complex reality of interaction and movement of people, commodities, and ideas between Greece and Italy in the pre- and protohistoric periods, thus contributing to a better understanding of the first western Greeks.
在意大利南部、西西里岛及其他地区,不仅在阿克海人的阿波基埃(apoikiai)中发现了进口的阿克海人(Akhaian)和当地生产的阿克海人风格的陶器,而且在其他定居点也有发现。最具特色的阿克海形状——坎塔罗斯——是在其家乡的背景下讨论的,包括艾利斯。收集了西方古代阿克海安陶器的实例,并将其分布与青铜时代晚期阿克海安和西希腊进口的陶器进行了比较。一种模式的出现表明,在史前和史前时期,希腊和意大利之间的人员、商品和思想的互动和流动是一个复杂的现实,从而有助于更好地理解最初的西部希腊人。
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引用次数: 15
The Rover's Return: A Literary Quotation on a Pot in Corinth 流浪者的归来:科林斯的一个壶的文学引文
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2001-07-01 DOI: 10.2307/3182068
J. Green, E. Handley
An extended graffito on a Hellenistic kantharos at Corinth seems to express a topos of greeting, quite likely in the form of a classic quotation from Euripides,just as we might quote Shakespeare today, whether or not we know the formal origin of the expression. The graffito forms another item of evidence for the currency of theater among many sections of Hellenistic society, not least in the context of the symposium. A recent observation by Jean Bousquet that a young stonemason practicing his letters at Delphi sometime near the beginning of the 3rd century B.C. used lines of Euripides as his text should prompt us to be alert for other examples outside literary sources.' After all, we are told, all the world's a stage. Another likely example indeed occurs on a kantharos from Corinth, already described by Oscar Broneer as "probably a quotation from a play."2 The vase is a kantharos of the so-called articulated type with ledged vertical handles (Fig. 1); it was found in a fill beneath the stairs of Shop I of the South Stoa.3 Its date is not as evident as one might have hoped. More recent research has suggested that G. R. Edwards's chronology for this material, proposed in Corinth VII, iii, was too high.4 The construction of the South Stoa is now placed at the end of the 4th century, and the deposit in which the vase was found represents a dumped fill dating from the Early Hellenistic period to 146 B.C. On stylistic grounds, the kantharos certainly dates to the 3rd century, but without a full profile it is difficult to say even whether it belongs to the earlier or later part, although our impression is that it should not be dated as early as the first quarter. As we shall see, the style of the script of the inscription would also suggest a date markedly after the beginning of the century. The script is a well-formed rounded capital, reminiscent of a typical formal hand of the earlier Ptolemaic period. The text gives eleven letters of the alphabet: the alpha is made with a narrow left-hand loop, which tends to reduce, as in some book scripts, to a simple diagonal; the delta is quite small, the epsilon rounded, with its horizontal slightly detached, and the sigma is also rounded; the clearer specimen of the two pi's shows neatly American School of Classical Studies at Athens is collaborating with JSTOR to digitize, preserve, and extend access to Hesperia www.jstor.org ® J. RICHARD GREEN AND ERIC W. HANDLEY Figure 1. Inscribed kantharos from Corinth, C-34-397. Sides A and B. ? ; :,:-: .::::: Courtesy Corinth Museum curved verticals; the rho and phi are tall, projecting slightly above and below the bilineal norm, and with flattened curved parts (the bow of the rho is tinyS); the omega is almost cursive, with a double flattish curve. For parallels from around the middle of the 3rd century, one can mention PLit. Lond. 73, a fragment of a copy of Euripides, Hippolytus, together with a comparable hand in a contemporary letter, PCair. Zen. 57578, not before 2
科林斯(Corinth)一座希腊化的坎塔罗斯(kantharos)上的一幅扩展涂鸦似乎表达了一种问候的主题,很可能是欧里庇得斯(Euripides)经典语录的形式,就像我们今天可能引用莎士比亚的话一样,不管我们是否知道这种表达的正式起源。涂鸦形成了另一个证据,证明戏剧在希腊化社会的许多部分中都是流通的,尤其是在研讨会的背景下。Jean Bousquet最近观察到,一位年轻的石匠在公元前3世纪初的某个时候在德尔菲练习他的字母,他把欧里庇得斯的诗句作为他的文本,这应该提醒我们警惕文学来源之外的其他例子。毕竟,我们被告知,整个世界都是一个舞台。另一个可能的例子确实发生在科林斯的坎塔罗斯上,奥斯卡·布朗纳已经将其描述为“可能是戏剧中的引文”。这个花瓶是一个所谓的铰接式的花瓶,有边缘的垂直把手(图1);它是在南街一号商店楼梯下的一处填充物中被发现的。它的年代并不像人们所希望的那样明显。最近的研究表明,G. R. Edwards在《哥林多书》第七、三章中提出的这一材料的年表过高南柱廊的建设目前放置在4世纪的结束,和存款的花瓶被发现代表一个倾倒填充可以追溯到公元前146年的希腊早期风格,kantharos当然可以追溯到3世纪,但是没有一个完整的形象甚至还很难说它是否属于较早或较晚,虽然我们的印象是,它不应该早在第一季度。正如我们将看到的,铭文的文字风格也表明日期明显晚于本世纪初。该文字是一个结构良好的圆形大写字母,让人联想到早期托勒密时期典型的正式笔迹。文本给出了11个字母表字母:阿尔法字母在左手边形成一个狭窄的圆圈,就像在一些书籍脚本中一样,趋向于简化成一个简单的对角线;非常小,是圆角的,水平方向稍微分开,也是圆角的;两个圆周率的清晰样本显示,雅典的美国古典研究学院正与JSTOR合作,将Hesperia进行数字化、保存和扩展访问www.jstor.org®J. RICHARD GREEN和ERIC W. HANDLEY图1。科林斯刻的坎塔罗斯,公元前34-397年。A边和b边?;:,:-: .:::::科林斯博物馆提供的曲线垂直;和很高,略高于双列范数和略低于双列范数,并且有平坦的弯曲部分(弓形很小);几乎是草书的,有两条平坦的曲线。从3世纪中期开始,人们可以提到PLit。长73,欧里庇得斯,希波吕图斯的抄本残片,连同同时代的一封书信,PCair的类似手迹。公元前557578年,公元前261年以前我们很容易引用后来的好例子,比如著名的、插图精美的《巴黎纸莎草手稿》(Menander, Sikyonioi),它被认为是在公元前3世纪的最后三分之一时期完成的(很可能是在公元前3世纪末期)另一方面,从古生物学的角度来看,将这种风格的手稿追溯到早在4世纪末(该矿床中最早材料的日期)将是一种跳入黑暗的飞跃。事实上,在证据5的情况下,人们宁愿不这么做。对6也需要一些技巧。这两个分别是第3a号切口,尤其是在罗伯茨1955年的《解雇》和《3b》中。陶陶:太棒了,这个7。PSorb。公元2272-3 + 72年,源自rho,”Mnesilochos在演奏古兰经时喊道。布兰查德和巴塔耶1965;帕拉米德人在木头上书写的角色,Ar. Turner 1987, no。40. 公元前781年(公元前411年)。368
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引用次数: 1
A Glass Opus Sectile Panel from Corinth 科林斯的玻璃作品面板
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2001-07-01 DOI: 10.2307/3182066
A. Oliver
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引用次数: 5
The Towers of Ancient Leukas: Results of a Topographic Survey, 1991-1992 古白垩塔:1991-1992年地形调查结果
IF 0.8 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2001-07-01 DOI: 10.2307/3182065
Sarah P. Morris
The author reports on the results of a topographic survey in 1991 and 1992 of fifteen Classical tower sites on the Ionian island of Leukas. Plans, photographs, and elevations of remains visible after thorough cleaning are presented, based on drawings to scale in the field and both archival and recent photographic documentation. A brief history of the exploration of Leukas introduces a summary of the two seasons, with detailed description of each site. The date and function of the towers and adjacent structures are evaluated in the context of current research on rural settlement in classical antiquity, defensive architecture, and the regional history of the area.
作者报告了1991年和1992年对伊奥尼亚岛的15座古典塔遗址进行地形调查的结果。平面图、照片和彻底清洁后可见的遗迹的高程图是基于现场的比例图纸以及档案和最近的摄影文献。白细胞的探索简史介绍了两个季节的总结,并详细描述了每个地点。塔楼和邻近结构的日期和功能是在当前研究的背景下评估农村定居点在古典古代,防御建筑,以及该地区的区域历史。
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