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2022
The chapter surveys the economy of Asia Minor from the late archaic period to the end of the Hellenistic era. Asia Minor forms the largest land mass in the northern Mediterranean and is characterized by a diverse geography with different levels of integration into the Greek world and its economy. Throughout time, urbanization significantly intensified;
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The chapter surveys the economy of Asia Minor from the late archaic period to the end of the Hellenistic era. Asia Minor forms the largest land mass in the northern Mediterranean and is characterized by a diverse geography with different levels of integration into the Greek world and its economy. Throughout time, urbanization significantly intensified;
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Late Antique Archaeology, 2006
Although there are several complexes in Asia Minor which have been proposed as bishops residences, only Side, Miletus and Ephesus can be identified with certainty as episkopeia. This paper mainly focuses on these three examples, evaluating architectural elements in order to classify rooms and assess their usage.
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Although there are several complexes in Asia Minor which have been proposed as bishops residences, only Side, Miletus and Ephesus can be identified with certainty as episkopeia. This paper mainly focuses on these three examples, evaluating architectural elements in order to classify rooms and assess their usage.
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2019
This chapter addresses the defections of the islands and the cities of Asia Minor following the disaster of the Sicilian expedition which left Athens' empire badly shaken. The empire represented its power; now Athens had been shown to be weak. Very quickly, the effects were felt in Ionia, in the islands close to Asia Minor, and in the Greek cities of ...
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This chapter addresses the defections of the islands and the cities of Asia Minor following the disaster of the Sicilian expedition which left Athens' empire badly shaken. The empire represented its power; now Athens had been shown to be weak. Very quickly, the effects were felt in Ionia, in the islands close to Asia Minor, and in the Greek cities of ...
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