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The Mytilenaian Peraia and the Aktaian Cities
, 2019 This chapter explores the relationship between Lesbos and Anatolia by examining Mytilene’s relationship with communities in the coastal Troad and Aiolis before and after Athens confiscated its mainland territorial possessions (the peraia) in 427 BC.
Aneurin Ellis-Evans
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The cult of Saint Kerykos in the Dodekanese: the evidence of the Rhodian Peraia
, 2021 Angeliki Katsioti +1 more
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Structure and development of the Rhodian Peraia: evidence and models
, 2010 Introduction That the Rhodians in Hellenistic and Roman times owned possessions on the mainland opposite their island has been known to scholars ever since the literary sources on Rhodian history were first collected in the seventeenth century.
Wiemer, Hans-Ulrich
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Theater and Dionysiac Cult on Samothrace and Its Peraia
American Journal of Archaeology, 2022exaly +2 more sources
Harbours of the Karian Chersonesos (Rhodian Peraia)
, 2021 Özdaş, Abdurrahman Harun +2 more
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International Journal of Maritime History, 2014 The importance of islands in maritime and global history is not yet understood in a comparative and long term perspective. This article aims to contribute to understanding the role of islands for the establishment, preservation and extension of maritime ...
Louis Sicking
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The Coinage and History of Achaiion in the Troad [PDF]
Revue Des Etudes Anciennes, 2017 International audienceTwo issues of bronze coinage from the Troad with the monogram AX (late 4th/early 3rd c. BC) have traditionally been attributed to Achilleion. However, excavations of Achilleion show that it was never more than a small fort.
Ellis-Evans, Aneurin
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Journal of Greek Archaeology, 2019
The Bozburun Peninsula (Hellenistic Rhodian Peraia, i.e the mainland possessions of ancient Rhodes) lies immediately north of the Island of Rhodes (Figure 1). It is an unspoiled (it used to be incredibly barren) territory which has remained as an area of seclusion throughout history.
DEMİRCİLER, VOLKAN +2 more
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The Bozburun Peninsula (Hellenistic Rhodian Peraia, i.e the mainland possessions of ancient Rhodes) lies immediately north of the Island of Rhodes (Figure 1). It is an unspoiled (it used to be incredibly barren) territory which has remained as an area of seclusion throughout history.
DEMİRCİLER, VOLKAN +2 more
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