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Christian Galilee in the Byzantine Period
Early Christianity, 2023grims routes, and agricultural monasteries dotted the landscape. Around the Galilee, the Roman cities slowly became Christian (Akko-Ptolemais, Bet Shean-Scythopolis, and Susita-Hippos). We can clearly identify three clusters of Christian societies in the Galilee: western Galilee, central lower Galilee, and the area of the Sea of Galilee.
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ASPECTS OF CHILDHOOD CANCER DURING THE BYZANTINE PERIOD
Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, 2001The main trends in the diagnosis and management of childhood cancer during the Byzantine period (330-1453 CE) are investigated. Therapeutic modalities reflected the influences from Ancient Greek and Greco-Roman medicine. Medical treatment included a great variety of regimens, and surgery was not unknown.
I A, Ramoutsaki +4 more
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Constructive Solution of the Roof in Byzantine Temples of the Middle and Late Byzantine Periods
Ethnic History of European Nations, 2022In this article, based on archaeological and hagiographic sources, the features of constructive solutions (techniques of construction and use of building materials) in the temples of the capital and provincial architectural schools of the middle and late Byzantine period were studied.
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The Population of Western Palestine in the Roman-Byzantine Period
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1979The author attempts to determine the size of the population of Palestine in the Roman-Byzantine period. Various methods for estimating ancient populations are described and evaluated. The population size of the Negev the urban areas and the entire country is estimated on the basis of areal size of towns and the grain-growing capacity of Palestine ...
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A Church of the Iconoclast (?) Period in Byzantine Isauria
Anatolian Studies, 1957The rock-cut church of Al Oda (the Red Room) does not seem to have been visited in the past by any European traveller. In September, 1953, on the advice of Bay Neşri Atlay, then headmaster of the Primary School at Mut, a party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gough, Mr. Michael Ballance and Mr.
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Isles of Refuge in the Early Byzantine Period
The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1970Some years ago in an article offered in honour of my friend, Dr. Jírí Neustupný, I described three settlements on small off-shore islands round the coasts of South Greece, where some of the native population appear to have taken refuge during the period of the Slav invasions in the sixth and seventh centuries A.D. (Fig. 1).
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Petra during the Nabataean, Roman, and Byzantine Periods [PDF]
Abstract This chapter discusses the origins and development of Petra (Jordan), between the fourth century bc and the eighth century ad. The city developed as a flourishing Hellenistic capital, reaching its peak at the turn of the era, with monumental expressions of royal power (palace, temples, mausoleum).
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Relative Sea-Level Changes in the Central Aegean from the Late Roman/Early Byzantine Period Onwards
Advances in Science, Technology and Innovation, 2023Eleni Kolaiti +2 more
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