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PONTIKA 2008: Recent Research on the Northern and Eastern Black Sea in Ancient Times; Proceedings of the International Conference, 21st–26th April 2008, Kraków
Ewdoksia Papuci-Wadyka, Michael Vickers, Jaroslaw Bodzek and David Braund
Forty-seven papers concerning the northern and eastern Black Sea in ancient times. Papers cover a wide range of topics, including Ancient Greek poleis, numismatics, amphorae, pottery and Greek-'Barbarian' relations. Contents available on request.
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Front Cover
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Title Page
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Copyright
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Table of Contents
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PONTIKA 2008 Proceedings – Introduction
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Chapter 1: The Discovery of a Hellenistic Ostracon in Nikonion
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Chapter 2: Koshary (Ukraine): International Relations in the Light of Numismatic Evidence
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Chapter 3: Heracles the Scythian: Herodotus, Herodorus and Colonial Cultures
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Chapter 4: New Data on Relationships Between the Ancient Greek Poleis of the North-Western Black Sea Littoral (Tyras-Olbia)
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Chapter 5: Geophysical Research at Koshary (Ukraine, Odessa province)
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Chapter 6: New Research in the Environs of the Acropolis of Myrmekion
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Chapter 7: Belozerskoe as a Settlement in a Greek-barbarian ‘Contact Zone’: 2003-7
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Chapter 8: The Black Sea Coast Between the Bosporan Kingdom and Colchis
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Chapter 9: Greeks and Colchians: Marriage and Ethnic Categories
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Chapter 10: Greek Seafaring in the Age of Colonization in the Black Sea Area
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Chapter 11: Greek Amphora Stamps from the Black Sea and Mediterranean Areas in the Jagiellonian University Institute of Archaeology Collection
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Chapter 12: Characterization of the Bug and Dnieper Limans Workshop: Preliminary Laboratory Results and Comparative Typological Studies
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Chapter 13: Greek Graffiti from Pichvnari (1998-2007)
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Chapter 14: Gilded Terracotta Jewellery from Meotian Sites of the Kuban Region: the Problem of Intercultural Contact in the Early Hellenistic Period
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Chapter 15: Handmade Pottery of the Greek Group from Tyras, Olbia and Nymphaion in the Hellenistic Period
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Chapter 16: Research into Overall Biological Condition of a Group of Individuals Buried in a Necropolis Dating from 4th-3rd Centuries BC in Koshary (Ukraine)
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Chapter 17: Two Pelikai from the Collection of the National Museum in Kraków: Form and Decoration
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Chapter 18: The Influence of Greek Military Art on the Military Science of Scythians of the Lower Don (5th-4th Centuries BC)
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Chapter 19: Tsikhisdziri Cemetery
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Chapter 20: A Geto-Dacian Coin Hoard from the 1st Century BC in the Light of X-ray Fluorescence Analysis
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Chapter 21: Queen Dynamis and Tanais
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Chapter 22: Common and Distinguishing Features of Greek Colonization in the Black Sea Area
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Chapter 23: Daily Life in Ancient Koshary: Some Comments. Part 2
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Chapter 24: Tschatyrdag, an Unknown Roman Sentry Post on the Southern Crimean Coast?
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Chapter 25: Flat-graves Necropolis of Artyushchenko II in the South of the Taman Peninsula
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Chapter 26: Greek-Barbarian Relations in the Lower Don Region in the 7th-3rd Centuries BC
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Chapter 27: Olbia Pontica in the 3rd-4th Centuries AD: Late Antique or Post-Antique?
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Chapter 28: Architectural Representations on Coins of the Southern Black Sea Coast During the Roman Period
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Chapter 29: An Olbian Estate of the 4th Century BC
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Chapter 30: The Bronze Statuette of a Colchian Horsewoman on Samos: Accident or Design?
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Chapter 31: Children’s Burials in the Koshary Necropolis: Some Remarks
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Chapter 32: Amphorae from Dug-out No. 6 of the Ancient Settlement at Koshary (Tiligul Liman, Odessa Province, Ukraine)
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Chapter 33: A Tentative Analysis of Mass Amphora Material from the Warsaw University Excavations at Tanais
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Chapter 34: The Results of New Archaeological Research at the Bosporan City of Kytaion in 2005-7
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Chapter 35: The Cult of Achilles on the Coast of the Black Sea
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Chapter 36: Subjects and Allies: the Black Sea Empire of Mithradates VI Eupator (120-63 BC) Reconsidered
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Chapter 37: Ten Years of the Polish-Ukrainian Koshary Project (1998-2008)
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Chapter 38: Western Tanais in the Light of the Latest Research of the University of Warsaw (Trench XXV, 2006-7)
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Chapter 39: Skythes the Lakedaimonian
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Chapter 40: Geto-Dacian Pottery Vessels (2nd Century BC-1st Century AD): Imitation and Originality
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Chapter 41: Archaeological Excavations on the Chora of Akra (2002-7)
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Chapter 42: Multicultural Encounters in the Greek Countryside: Evidence from the Panskoye I Necropolis, Western Crimea
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Chapter 43: Burial Practices, in the Light of the Finds from Pichvnari
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Chapter 44: Russian Monarchs and Classical Archaeology on the Northern Black Sea Coast
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Chapter 45: The Complete Works of Paul Dubrux
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Chapter 46: A Collegium of Hieroi in the Bosporan Kingdom?
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Chapter 47: Ten Years of Anglo-Georgian Collaboration at Pichvnari
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Published: 2011
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9781407337951 (ebook)
- 9781407306605 (paperback)
BAR Number: S2240