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References to the Pharaoh in the Local Glyptic Assemblage of the Southern Levant During the First Part of the 1st Millennium BCE [PDF]
Among the thousands of scarabs, scaraboids and other stamp-seal amulets unearthed in Iron Age contexts in Cisand Transjordan, many are engraved with royal Egyptian imagery.
Münger, Stefan
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A Byzantine Bowl in Serpentine
The bowl published here, probably made in Thessalonica, has an unusual glyptic of St. Demetrius drawing his sword.
Martin C. Ross
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Signs of shared complexity: glyptic and large scale transformations in the 4th-3rd Milennia Near East [PDF]
Important social transformations took place during the late 4th - early 3rd millennia BC in the greater Near East. These changes were reflected in the archaeological record, but a component of these transformations was the result of interplay between ...
McCarthy, Andrew
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There are, perhaps, no more contentious issues within the study of Achaemenid Persia than those surrounding its religion(s) and religious iconography.
Garrison, Mark B
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Musical and dance motifs on Roman engraved gems of the Augustan Era
This paper presents a selection of Roman engraved gems (cameos and intaglios) which are decorated with musical and dance motifs, focusing primarily on artifacts dated to the Augustan era.
Angeliki Liveri
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Holly Pittman, 1994. - The Glazed Steatite Glyptic Style.
Huot Jean-Louis. Holly Pittman, 1994. - The Glazed Steatite Glyptic Style.. In: Paléorient, 1996, vol. 22, n°1. pp.
Huot, Jean-Louis
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The Neo-Assyrian and Late Babylonian glyptic from Dūr-Katlimmu / Magdalu [PDF]
Inhaltsverzeichnis I Danksagung IV Zusammenfassung VI Summary IX Vorbemerkungen zum Text XII 1 Thema, Methode und Zielsetzung 1 2 Die neuassyrische Glyptik – eine Standortbestimmung 6 2.1 Geschichtlicher Rahmen und Verbreitung 6 2.2 Die glyptischen ...
Fügert, Anja
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The advent of cuneiform writing in ancient Mesopotamia facilitated the reconstruction of the region’s political history, contributing to a profound understanding of societal lifestyles and perceptions.
Güzel Öztürk
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Potnia’s Participants: Considering the Gala, Assinnu, and Kurgarrû in an Aegean Context
The wall paintings from the site of Akrotiri, Thera, are often considered to be instrumental to understanding elements of life in the Bronze Age. This is partially due to their high degree of preservation.
Marie N. Pareja
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First osteological evidence of severed hands in Ancient Egypt. [PDF]
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