Réédition de l'inscription de Pistiros et problèmes d'interprétation

Chankowski, Véronique; Domaradzka, Lidia

doi:10.3406/bch.1999.7222

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“…72 Scardigli, 1991. 74 La editio princeps del texto en Velkov, Domaradzka, 1994: 1-15; lectura mejorada, teniendo en cuenta aportaciones diversas en Chankowski, Domaradzka, 1999: 247-258. 75 Bravo, Chankowski, 1999cf.…”

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Sagunto, El Emporion De Arse, Punto De Fricción Entre Las Políticas De Roma Y Cartago en La Península Ibérica

Monedero¹

2012

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Sagunto, el emporion de Arse, punto de fricción entre las políti-cas de Roma y Cartago en la península Ibérica. Adolfo J. DOMÍNGUEZ MONEDERO Universidad Autónoma de Madrid ResumenEl presente artículo intenta argumentar acerca de la dualidad de nombres que conocemos para Sagunto (ArseSaguntum); a partir de los testimonios existentes (literarios, arqueológicos, numismáticos) se defiende que el área situada en el Grau Vell, y que tenía carácter empórico, pudo haber sido ya denominada por los griegos Saigantha, siendo Arse el nombre de la comunidad política, tal y como atestigua la moneda. Analizando otros emporia conocidos se intenta mostrar cómo estos emporios pueden haber desarrollado una personalidad propia que puede haber influido en el desarrollo de la comunidad política de la que dependen. El problema de la intervención romana y del inicio de la Segunda Guerra Púnica se reintepreta a partir de estas perspectivas.Palabras clave: Sagunto, Arse, emporion, Roma, Cartago. SummaryThis paper attempts to argue about the duality of names we know for Saguntum (Arse-Saguntum); from existing evidence (literary, archaeological, numismatic) it is argued that the area in the Grau Vell, which had an emporic character, could have been called by the Greeks Saigantha, Arse being the name of the political community, as evidenced by the coins. Analyzing other known emporia, we try to show how these emporic places may have developed their own personality and how they may have influenced the development of the political community to which they belong. The problem of Roman intervention and the start of the Second Punic War is reintepreted from these perspectives.

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Sagunto, El Emporion De Arse, Punto De Fricción Entre Las Políticas De Roma Y Cartago en La Península Ibérica

Monedero¹

2012

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“…39. Le document, publié en 1994 (Velkov & Domaradzka 1994), a fait l'objet depuis cette date de nombreux commentaires : on signalera, entre autres, Chankowski & Domaradzka 1999, Tsetskhladze 2000et Archibald 2000 témoignerait cette fois la frappe de monnaies au nom d'Eminakos entre 460 et 430 a.C. Ces monnaies présentent au droit Héraclès bandant son arc un genou en terre, avec la légende EMINAKO. Selon l'hypothèse de Vinogradov, reprise par L. Dubois, le personnage serait un dynaste scythe, "représentant local du roi Octamasadès" 40 et l'image d'Héraclès renverrait à l'origine mythique de l'ethnos.…”

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Nomades scythes et états grecs du Nord de la mer Noire (viie-iie s. a.C.)

Müller¹

2009

Le Monde De L’itinérance

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“…The city quickly grew to become a metropolis, founding several colonies on the Thracian coast opposite 1 . Thasos rapidly extended its influence further into Thrace by exploiting natural waterways (the Strymon, Nestos and Evros rivers) and founding emporia in the hinterland, such as Verge (Bonias 2000; Koukouli-Chrysanthaki 2000) and Pistiros (Domaradzka 1996; 2002; Chankowski and Domaradzka 1999; Dimitriou 2010; Chankowski and Chankowski 2012). One of the most important Thasian colonies was Oisyme, located at the western end of the Gulf of Kavala and the southern end of the Gulf of Eleutherae, nearly 2 km south of modern Nea Peramos (Fig.…”

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Eντος Aμωμητον: An Argive-Type Shield From the Sanctuary of Oisyme

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Koukouli-Chrysanthaki²,

Malamidou³

2018

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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In 1987 an Archaic Argive-type shield and shield-band were discovered in the sanctuary on the acropolis of Oisyme. Such shields are found in the cemeteries of the northern Aegean, including those at Sindos and Archontiko. However, the Oisyme shield is as yet the only one to come from a sanctuary – a fact due, at least in part, to the limited exploration of early sanctuaries on the coast of Aegean Thrace. It is also the earliest known example of its type in the north-eastern Aegean. Considered alongside earlier literary evidence, such as Archilochus 5W, it helps to trace the introduction and development of the hoplite panoply in Thasos and its peraea. The shield and shield-band can be dated to c.575–550 bce on the basis of their repoussé decoration. The dies employed may have been imported from Peloponnesian (Argive or Corinthian) workshops or produced locally. They show stylistic influence from the contemporary Peloponnese, yet they have no known exact parallels. Metalworkers from the polis of Thasos and its peraea are likely to have imitated the products of southern workshops in much the same way that Thasian potters based their own early production on Cycladic, Chian and other wares. The deity worshipped in the Oisyme sanctuary was an ergane and/or a kourotrophic goddess, such as Artemis and Athena at nearby Thasos or the ‘Parthenos’ at neighbouring Neapolis. It is unlikely that rites of passage for hoplites were a central feature of the cult, since we lack the extensive corpus of weaponry (miniature and/or functional) typical in such cases. The limited number of weapons recovered from the sanctuary fits the established model for female poliad deities in smaller poleis. The shield was probably a personal gift, dedicated either by a retiring hoplite or as a thank offering after a military victory.

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Réédition de l'inscription de Pistiros et problèmes d'interprétation

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Sagunto, El Emporion De Arse, Punto De Fricción Entre Las Políticas De Roma Y Cartago en La Península Ibérica

Sagunto, El Emporion De Arse, Punto De Fricción Entre Las Políticas De Roma Y Cartago en La Península Ibérica

Nomades scythes et états grecs du Nord de la mer Noire (viie-iie s. a.C.)

Eντος Aμωμητον: An Argive-Type Shield From the Sanctuary of Oisyme

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