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Amphora from Chios found in Dubăsari (new object in the collections of NMHM)

open access: yesTyragetia, 2013
The article presents information on a Greek amphora of Chios production, which was randomly found in the former mechanical plant in Dubăsari. This amphora recently entered the museum's collection.
Natalia Mateevici
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Lead Letter from the Excavations of Area ‘O-Western’ at the Berezan Settlement in 2017

open access: yesHyperboreus, 2019
In 2017, during excavations of an ancient Greek settlement-site on the island of Berezan in the mouth of the Dnieper and Bug estuary, the expedition of the State Hermitage found a letter on a twice folded lead plate. This letter, on the plate  broken on
Dmitry Chistov, Natalia Pavlichenko
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Politics and Greek education in South Australia [PDF]

open access: yes, 2001
The first intimation that a child of Greek descent in Australia is likely to get about its community’s involvement in politics beyond that internal to the Greek community is the presence of non-Greek non-Orthodox “political personalities” at Greek ...
Ganzis, Nicholas, Ganzis, N.
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Roman Amphorae Assemblages Database

open access: yes, 2021
The Roman Amphorae Assemblage Database compiles data for amphora-borne products from 79 published ceramic reports from sites on or near the German/Raetian frontiers of the Roman Empire (roughly 20 BC to AD 450).
Franconi, Tyler V.
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Glass Beads from Burial and Household Contexts of the Bilsk Hillfort in the Dnipro Forest-Steppe (Late 7th to 4th Century BC)

open access: yesArts
Bilsk hillfort (or gorodishche in Ukrainian) is the largest fortified settlement of the Early Iron Age in Eastern Europe. Long-term excavations made it possible to determine that it was a powerful industrial, political, religious, and trade center of the
Stanislav Zadnikov
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Tituli picti on Spanish amphorae

open access: yes, 2021
International audienceThis papers deals with the epigraphy on Roman Spanish amphorae. It focuses on the Dressel 20 oil amphorae from Baetica and the salted fish and fish sauces amphorae from Hispania, most of them having been produced (the amphorae and ...
Botte, Emmanuel, Berni, Piero
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Wine and fish? A preliminary report on the Punic amphorae from a specialized tavern of the Classical period at Corinth

open access: yes, 2022
The main goal of this preliminary article is to provide an overview of the Punic amphora assemblage found in excavation of the Punic Amphora Building (PAB) at Corinth.
Sáez Romero, Antonio
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Amphorae

open access: yes, 2015
Amphorae. Cologne Mus. Germany.
Ferguson, Everett
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Embleme reprezentând zeităţi de pe ştampilele de amfore de Sinope (în baza colecţiei de la Tyras) / Emblems representing deities on Sinope amphora stamps (based on the Tyras collection)

open access: yesTyragetia, 2020
The article is an attempt to interpret some of the emblems on the Sinope amphora stamps, especially those that contain faces of Greek gods and their attributes. 41 stamps from the Tyras collection of Sinope stamps containing such emblems are analyzed and
Mateevici Natlia
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The application of ceramic petrology to the study of ancient Greek transport amphorae : with special reference to Corinthian amphora production

open access: yes, 1986
Transport amphorae were employed throughout the Greco-Roman World for the conveyance of liquid and semi-liquid produce, principally wine and oil. Greek amphorae of the Archaic to Hellenistic periods are the subject of this thesis. Archaeological evidence
Whitbread, Ian Kenneth
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