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Isolation and Identity in a 5th/6th century Ostrogothic Rural Community in Frascaro, Italy
Praehistorische ZeitschriftAbstract This study investigates the mobility and integration of a rural Ostrogothic community in Frascaro in Northern Italy (~490–550 CE) through the combination of strontium isotope analysis (⁸⁷Sr/⁸⁶Sr) and archaeological context. While there are written sources about the Ostrogothic presence in Italy, direct evidence of Ostrogothic
Sarah Defant +5 more
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Some remarks on the christian topography of Dacia Ripensis (second half of the 5th – 6th centuries)
2021Dacia Ripensis is among the less well known Late Roman provinces of the Danubian world. Several reasons can explain this situation, the state of the textual sources which mention this province (they are few and not eloquent) in the first place. Relying on some results of the DANUBIUS project of the HALMA-UMR 8164 research centre of the University of ...
Gargano, Ivan, Moreau, Dominic
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2022
The first centuries of Buddhist propagation within the boundaries of China were relatively uneventful. As the religion became integrated into Chinese society, however, processes of imitation and “sinification,” while perhaps flattering, threatened what elite Buddhists saw as the purity of the doctrine. So, beginning toward the end of the fifth century,
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The first centuries of Buddhist propagation within the boundaries of China were relatively uneventful. As the religion became integrated into Chinese society, however, processes of imitation and “sinification,” while perhaps flattering, threatened what elite Buddhists saw as the purity of the doctrine. So, beginning toward the end of the fifth century,
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The Prose of the Seljuq Period (5th–6th/11th–12th century)
1968The prose of the Seljuq period is characterised in some parts by the same directness and simplicity as is that of the foregoing era, but in others it already shows signs of affectation, long sentences, accentuated Arabisms and so on, all of which phenomena gradually become more pronounced.
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The Black Sea: Hub of Peoples and Cultures (8th Century BC–5th/6th Century AD)
<p><em>The Black Sea: Hub of Peoples and Cultures (8th Century BC–5th/6th Century AD) </em>presents the Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress on Black Sea Antiquities, held in Thessaloniki in September 2022 and dedicated to the memory of Prof. Alexandru Avram.openaire +2 more sources
Filosofiya-Philosophy
The goal of this paper is to explore the diversity of Armenian antidualistic texts by authors such as Yeznik of Kołb, Yełishe, and David the Invincible. We will also examine their connections to Ancient Greek antidualistic thought, their possible philosophical foundations in Plato, Middle Platonism, and the Neopythagoreans.
Hayk Hakobyan,, Dmitrii Goncharko
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The goal of this paper is to explore the diversity of Armenian antidualistic texts by authors such as Yeznik of Kołb, Yełishe, and David the Invincible. We will also examine their connections to Ancient Greek antidualistic thought, their possible philosophical foundations in Plato, Middle Platonism, and the Neopythagoreans.
Hayk Hakobyan,, Dmitrii Goncharko
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Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
This study presents the first comprehensive archaeometric investigation of Early Byzantine glass tesserae from the Sinop Balatlar Church excavation and represents the first detailed analysis of glass artifacts from Turkiye's Black Sea region. The majority of the studied tesserae are dated to the 5th -6th centuries CE, providing insights into the ...
Ormanci, Ozden +3 more
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This study presents the first comprehensive archaeometric investigation of Early Byzantine glass tesserae from the Sinop Balatlar Church excavation and represents the first detailed analysis of glass artifacts from Turkiye's Black Sea region. The majority of the studied tesserae are dated to the 5th -6th centuries CE, providing insights into the ...
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2021
This work presents two previously unknown late roman iron axes deposited in the Museum of Guadalajara that come from two fortuitous findings made in the north of the province. Both cases are adscribed to rare typologies in Hispania, since the clearest parallels are all outside the peninsular sphere.
Catalán Ramos, Raúl +2 more
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This work presents two previously unknown late roman iron axes deposited in the Museum of Guadalajara that come from two fortuitous findings made in the north of the province. Both cases are adscribed to rare typologies in Hispania, since the clearest parallels are all outside the peninsular sphere.
Catalán Ramos, Raúl +2 more
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The Growth and Foreign Relations of 5th-6th Century Goseong Political Organizations
The East Asian Ancient Studies, 2022openaire +1 more source
5th~6th Century, Competition in Seomjin River Basin of Gara-guk and Baekje
History & the Boundaries, 2021openaire +1 more source