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The Greek House; Its History and Development from the Neolithic Period to the Hellenistic Age

, 2007
Bertha Carr Rider
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House to House Enquiries in the Hellenistic Near East.

House to House Enquiries in the Hellenistic Near East. Housing is primary, vivid evidence of domestic life. Its key role in interpreting the social fabric of human settlement is a current international debate.

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Industry and Inheritance at Hellenistic Morgantina

Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, 2023
Recent excavations of a modestly appointed house at the site of Morgantina in east-central Sicily recovered 175 loom weights or fragments thereof. In this study, we combine a detailed contextual analysis with new methodologies developed by the Center for
Kevin Ennis, Max T. B. Peers
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Sortition in Hellenistic Sicily: New Archaeological Evidence from Morgantina

American Journal of Archaeology, 2021
Although literary and epigraphic texts attest to the widespread use of random selection in the ancient Mediterranean, archaeological evidence beyond the Athenian-style kleroterion is rare.
D. Alex Walthall, R. Souza
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Late Hellenistic and early Roman slumped and cast glass vessels from the House of Orpheus at Paphos, Cyprus. An interim report

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2018
This paper provides the preliminary results from an integrated study of the Hellenistic and early Roman glass vessel assemblage from the large domestic context at Paphos named the House of Orpheus.
P. Cosyns, A. Oikonomou, A. Ceglia, D. Michaelides   +3 more
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Female Athletes in the Late Hellenistic and Roman Greek World

, 2021
This chapter provides a synthesis and analysis of the epigraphic, literary, and artistic evidence of women’s participation in athletic events and venues following the Roman conquest of Greece in 146 BCE and during the early Roman Empire.
Georgia Tsouvala
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Ritual purity among the Phoenicians in the sacred precinct at Tel Dan in the Hellenistic and Roman periods

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Excavations in the sacred precinct at Tel Dan revealed two water facilities from different phases — a ritual bathing unit from the Hellenistic period (beginning of the 2nd century BCE) and a fountain house from the Late Roman period (beginning of the 3rd–
Levana Tsfania-Zias
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How Roman Are Roman Houses in the Eastern Mediterranean? The House of Leukaktios (Ptolemais, Cyrenaica) and the House of Orpheus (Nea Paphos, Cyprus) as Case Studies

, 2020
Cyprus and Cyrenaica, two regions strongly influenced by the Alexandrian cultural heritage, which came under the Roman rule already in the 1st century BC, are simultaneously both typical and unusual examples of acculturation understood as a mixture of ...
Monika Rekowska
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The Houses of Hellenistic–Roman Tel Dor: A Study of Domestic Social Practices and Economic Activities

Journal of Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology & Heritage Studies
This article engages the houses of the southern Phoenician coastal city of Tel Dor as a means to explore the social practices and smaller-scale economic activities of residents.
Shulamit Miller, Yuli Gekht, S. Martin, Sveta Matskevich, Ilan Sharon (ז”ל)   +4 more
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Soles, J, The House of the Metal Merchant and Other Buildings in the Neopalatial Town

Journal of Greek archaeology
In 1908, Richard Seager commenced excavations on the prehistoric promontory of Mochlos (now an islet off Crete’s northeast coast) which was inhabited between at least the Early Bronze Age (Early Minoan I/II) and the Late Minoan IIIB period - i.e. c. 2900-
S. Wallace
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