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1990
Abstract Cycladic pottery forms much of the eighth-century Greek material from Al Mina,1 and it may be conjectured that some at least among the Cycladic Greeks became acquainted very early with the Greek alphabet from their trading along the Semitic coast. The script of the Cyclades may be divided basically into two types, the Naxian and
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Abstract Cycladic pottery forms much of the eighth-century Greek material from Al Mina,1 and it may be conjectured that some at least among the Cycladic Greeks became acquainted very early with the Greek alphabet from their trading along the Semitic coast. The script of the Cyclades may be divided basically into two types, the Naxian and
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1994
Abstract A Few of the Greek islands of the Aegean Sea, undoubtedly those with a supply of good clay, and some sites in north-eastern Greece also produced architectural terracottas for their sacred buildings, beginning about 560 BC if not earlier. These take slightly different forms from the roofs of the Greek mainland and seem in many
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Abstract A Few of the Greek islands of the Aegean Sea, undoubtedly those with a supply of good clay, and some sites in north-eastern Greece also produced architectural terracottas for their sacred buildings, beginning about 560 BC if not earlier. These take slightly different forms from the roofs of the Greek mainland and seem in many
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The islands of the northeastern Aegean
Nowadays the northeastern Aegean islands of Lesbos, Chios, Lemnos, Samos and Ikaria experience during the late Ottoman period (1876-1912) their capitalist transformation and gradual entry into modernity, a process ongoing throughout the "long" 19th century.Vafeas, Nikos, Mandamadiotou, Maria
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The Aegean Islands (Prehistoric to Roman)
Archaeological Reports, 2013Strabo, who visited the island of Gyaros in 31 BC, described it as a village (kōmion, κώμιον Strabo 10.5.3) inhabited by fishermen. This comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with the Aegean islands today. Modern photographic promotions give local fish specialities, and the modest, traditionally whitewashed homes of the fishermen responsible for ...
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LATE PAGANISM ON THE AEGEAN ISLANDS AND PROCESSES OF CHRISTIANISATION
Late Antique Archaeology, 2011Detailed case-studies of Aegean paganism and temple conversion are presented for six sanctuaries in the Province of the Islands, and are assessed as part of the debate on Christianisation from western Asia Minor to mainland Greece. It is argued that, despite many similarities between the eastern islands and western coastal Asia Minor, there is little ...
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Aegean Islands and the Revolution at Sea
2021Katerina Galani, Gelina Harlaftis
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