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Paederasty and Political Life in Archaic Greek Cities
Journal of Homosexuality, 1993This article deals with the importance of paederasty in political life of Archaic Greece. It shows that paederasty was present since the beginning of Greek history, in many cities, and at the highest levels of society. This study allows one to say that paederasty is not an "historical accident," late in history and geographically localisable, but is ...
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Cities and sanctuaries of the archaic period in Chalkidike
The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1996This paper summarizes recent excavations in Chalkidike. The ancient city of Mende has yielded evidence of houses and other structures, an archaic cemetery, and Mycenaean to late classical finds. At Polychrono (ancient Neapolis or Aige?) there are archaic and classical structures on terraces, and a cemetery with early infant burials.
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Commensal Politics and Identity Performance at Azoria, an Archaic City on Crete
2022Azoria (1200–500 BC) is an Archaic city on the island of Crete. Ten seasons of large-scale excavations have shed light on the organization, and operation of this early city-state. At its heart is a massive civic complex with shrines, assembly halls, public dining rooms, and associated kitchens and storerooms.
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Polis as City in the Archaic Period
2006Abstract In describing the polis in its ‘city’ meaning I have so far focused on the Classical period. I want now to return to the question how far back polis as ‘city’ can be traced, to set beside what we know of the origin of polis as ‘state’. I begin with the written sources and consider the earliest evidence we have for the concept of
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SARCOPHAGI-BATHS FROM THE NECROPOLIS OF THE CITY OF KLAZOMENA OF THE ARCHAIC EPOCH
Человеческий капитал, 2023On the Ionian coast of Asia Minor, in the archaic necropolises of the city of Klazomenai (Clazomenae), several ceramic sarcophagi-baths were discovered. The shape of the bath and the presence of a drain hole suggest that the objects themselves could have been used before burial, but we do not have reliable information regarding these monuments ...
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Miletus, A Great City and the social tensions of the Archaic period
2019This article tries to see the new researches on Archaic Miletus from the point of view of the social history of Archaic city-states. It examines the two best documented episodes of the early history of Miletus: the end of the kingship and the conflicts that accompanied it, and the civil strife.
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Boiotia and the Pontic Cities in the Archaic to Hellenistic Periods
1994Fossey John Michael. Boiotia and the Pontic Cities in the Archaic to Hellenistic Periods. In: La Mer Noire zone de contacts : actes du VIIe Symposium de Vani (Colchide) - 26-30 IX 1994. Besançon : Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l'Antiquité, 1999. pp. 35-40. (Collection « ISTA », 715)
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America’s First City? The Case of Late Archaic Caral
2006Civilization was achieved in north-central Peru during the 3rd millennium BC, between the Santa and Chillon valleys, including the interconnecting valleys toward the east and extending up to the Marafion and Huallaga Rivers (i.e., the region where civilization first emerged in the Central Andes consisted of coast, highlands and Andean forest).
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WATER RIGHTS IN ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CITIES:
2017L’articolo affronta il tema, poco studiato, del regime delle acque nelle città del mondo greco. Dopo una prima parte in cui vengono trattati i problemi posti dalla terminologia tecnica ricorrente a proposito della gestione delle risorse idriche nelle fonti letterarie e soprattutto epigrafiche, l’attenzione si sposta sul piccolo corpus di leggi mirante
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