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Subsistence economy in the Negev Highlands: the Iron Age and the Byzantine/Early Islamic period
Levant, 2014 The article reports results of a long-term geoarchaeological project in the Negev Highlands. Based on previous phytolith analysis from degraded livestock dung, we suggested that the inhabitants of an Iron IIA site in the region subsisted on animal husbandry, without practicing cereal cultivation (Shahack-Gross and Finkelstein 2008).
Shahack-Gross, Ruth +4 more
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Studia Ceranea, 2017 Leguminous plants were a crucially important element in the Mediterranean diet, and, as such, these plants were second only to cereals. It is also important to note that according to medical writings preserved from antiquity and the early Byzantine ...
Maciej Kokoszko +2 more
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Late Roman/Early Byzantine Archaeology in Greece: a “Gateway” to the period of Transformations [PDF]
, 2014 Working on the Late Roman/Early Byzantine period in Greece was, in the early 1990s, a quite lonely occupation. Since then, an important amount of data has been accumulated which has not been yet totally exploited.
Platon Petridis
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Buckles Showing “Shining” Cross on the Shield from the South-Western Crimea
Античная древность и средние векаAmong the large buckles with rectangular shield and Christian symbols existing from the sixth and the first quarter of the seventh century among the Gothic-Alan population of the south-western Crimea, there were clasps showing stylized image of a ...
Elzara Aiderovna Khairedinova
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Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета. Серия 4. История, регионоведение, международные отношения, 2018 Introduction. The contemporary Humanities consider the reception as perception of foreign law and juridical culture. The reception of law, having been a component part of social culture, is applied to Byzantine law and its Slavonian assignees.
Yury Ya. Vin
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Byzantine baths in Thessaloniki
, 2018 The 5th c. AD, Thessaloniki, the second most important city of the Byzantine Empire, was in its great acne and reformation. An intense building activity is recorded in the ecclesiastical and urban buildings of the time.
Ioanna Arvanitidou
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Byzantine Monastic Communities: Alternative Families?
, 2013 Byzantine monks addressed each other as fathers, sons or brothers, and monastic texts from the Middle Byzantine period are replete with terms and concepts that have the family as their original context.
Krausmüller, Dırk, Krausmüller, Dirk
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The 6th century AD glass stemmed goblets from excavations in Histria (Centre-North Sector) [PDF]
Peuce, 2019 The excavations conducted starting with 2010 in the Centre-North Sector from Histria/Istros (Romania) brought to light among other categories of finds a small number of glass fragments belonging to stemmed goblets with folded base (Isings form 111), a ...
Laurențiu CLIANTE, Alexandra ȚÂRLEA
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The archaeological site Gradište in Donji Dubič near Trstenik [PDF]
Baština, 2019 The archaeological site Gradište is located East of the core area of Donji Dubič village, on the left side of the Dubička River, 15 km North of the municipality centre Trstenik. The late antique fortress was probably built in the second half of the third
Radisavljević Dejan S.
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Hellenistic and Roman gems and jewellery from south-western Turkey
Materiale și Cercetări ArheologiceIn this paper, 19 Hellenistic and Roman engraved gemstones are discussed, all of which are in the collections of local museums at Aydın and Marmaris in south‑western Turkey.
Lafli, E., Henig, M.
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