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À propos des ateliers de sculpture de stèles en Algérie romaine : les régions de Caesarea et de Sitifis

Frontière·s
This article presents an examination of the Romano-African stelae workshops in Algeria, with a particular focus on the regions surrounding the cities of Caesarea and Sitifis.
Amel Bouder
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Women and Roman religion in Dacia: the epigraphic evidence

Cercetări Arheologice
The role of women in Roman religious communication is a growing research field, with several significant focus points and case studies. Understanding the role of women in religious communication within provincial contexts is one of the most fertile areas
Csaba Szabó
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A votive inscription from Samum set by Publius Aelius Caerialis

Acta Musei Napocensis, 2019
A votive monument discovered in the summer of 2010 in the military vicus of Samum (Cășeiu) attests a new officer of cohors I Britannica, the decurio Publius Aelius Caerialis. The monument was found in a secondary position, abandoned since ancient times. It was dedicated to a group of five deities of the Roman pantheon and it could be linked to a temple.
Eugenia Beu-Dachin, Adriana Isac
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New Votive Stones from the Museum of Afyon

Gephyra, 2007
New Votive Stones from the Museum of AfyonThis article presents 90 mostly new dedications in its catalogue section and two new gravestones in an addenda, all of which are now in the Archaeological Museum of Afyon. To these items are added 11 inscriptions
N. Akyürek Şahin
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New Inscriptions from Nikaia XVIII: The Honorific Inscription by the Demos of the Agelleitoi/ai in the Territory of Nikaia for Menestheus, megistē archē, and His Wife Gauriane

Gephyra
This article presents two newly discovered inscriptions. During stream improvement works conducted by the State Hydraulic Works (= DSİ, in Turkish) in 2024, two stelae were discovered in the village of Aşağıçaylı (formerly Nasuhlar), located in the ...
Hüseyin Sami Öztürk
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Giove Dolicheno e Turmasgade a Dülük Baba Tepesi: note epigrafiche

Historika : Studi di Storia Greca e Romana, 2017
Le ricerche condotte sin dal 2001 dall’Università di Münster (Forschungsstelle Asia Minor) a Dülük Baba Tepesi (Gaziantep, Turchia) hanno permesso di identificare il santuario centrale di Giove Dolicheno e di chiarire molti aspetti di uno dei culti più ...
Margherita Facella
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Neutron tomography of sealed copper alloy animal coffins from ancient Egypt. [PDF]

Sci Rep, 2023
O'Flynn D, Fedrigo A, Perucchetti L, Masson-Berghoff A.   +3 more
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The spread of the cult of Asclepius in the context of the Roman army benefited from the presence of physicians: A spatial proximity analysis. [PDF]

PLoS One, 2021
Glomb T.
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Rite – mythe – symbole. Les croix votives roumaines entre la tradition populaire et la création culte / Rite – Myth – Symbol. Romanian Votive Crosses between Popular Tradition and Cult Creation [PDF]

Anastasis: Research in Medieval Culture and Art, 2016
Rite – Myth – Symbol. Romanian Votive Crosses between Popular Tradition and Cult Creation. The Romanian Pre-Christian Pantheon is presented connected to the themes of cosmogony, having as background the mytical-magical and ritualistic-symbolical thinking,
Zamfira Bîrzu
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Votive Inscription by Archinos in the Sanctuary of Oropos

Axon, 2019
Pentelic marble table with a brief dedicatory inscription of a patient, Archinos, found in the Amphiaraos sanctuary in Oropos during the excavations of Leonardos. The pinax, in relief, shows three significant moments of the postulant’s stay in the shrine.
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