Recherches dans le quartier Sud d'Argos

Bommelaer, Jean-François; Grandjean, Yves

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“…Characteristic features of this date are the more everted lip, the greater maximum diameter with more pronounced bulge, and the well-defined stem (compare Roux 1957, 650, fig. 22; Bommelaer and Grandjean 1972, 184, fig. 42; Dengate 1976, 310, 312 nos 130, 145, pls 76–7; Jameson 1969, 320, pl.…”

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A Fourth-Century Tomb at Argos: A Contribution to the Study of Local Pottery and Burial Customs

Alexandropoulou¹

2016

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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This article deals with the finds from a cist grave which is located in the bed of the River Xerias at Argos. The grave was in use during the fourth century bc for multiple burials, a usual practice for Argive cemeteries. The burials are presented in chronological order based on the interpretation of the excavation data and the chronology of the pottery. The finds from the grave reveal hitherto unknown burial practices at Argos; however, our limited knowledge on the cemeteries of the Late Classical period impedes assessment of them. The study of the vases from the tomb illuminates the otherwise unknown makeup of the local workshops in the fourth century bc, where influences from abroad coexist harmoniously alongside experimentation and novelty.

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“…112a (from the Aphrodision); Moretti 1989, 721 fig. 30 (from the theatre); Bommelaer and Grandjean 1972, 184 fig. 41.…”

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A Fourth-Century Tomb at Argos: A Contribution to the Study of Local Pottery and Burial Customs

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2016

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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Hodkinson²

2002

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In 1993 the world celebrated the 2500th anniversary of the birth of democracy in ancient Athens, whose polis — or citizen state — is often viewed as the model ancient Greek state. In an age when democracy has apparently triumphed following the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, it tends to be forgetten that the democratic citizen state was only one of many forms of political community in Greek antiquity. This volume aims to redress the balance by showing that democratic Athens was not the model ancient Greek state, and focuses on a range of city states operating a variety of non-democratic political systems in the ancient Greek world. Eighteen essays by established and younger historians examine alternative political systems and ideologies: oligarchies, monarchies, and mixed constitutions, along with diverse forms of communal and regional associations such as ethnoi, amphiktyonies, and confederacies. The papers, which span the length and breadth of the Hellenic world from the Balkans and Anatolia to Magna Graecia and North Africa, highlight the immense political flexibility and diversity of ancient Greek civilization.

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