1989
DOI: 10.1017/chol9780521234481
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The Cambridge Ancient History

Abstract: Scene from a cup by the Panaitius painter Scene from a cup by Duris^28 Scene from a cup by the Brygus painter Scene from a Kotyle by Macron Scene from an Amphora by the Berhn painter Scene from a cup by the Cleophrades painter Scene from a Krater by the Pan painter EARLY CLASSICAL SCULPTURE Marble boy from Athens Marble head of a boy from Athens Bronze Charioteer from Delphi Marble Apollo from Temple of Zeus at Olympia Roman copies of Apollo Marble woman from Acropolis Roman copies of early classical statues … Show more

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“…These phenomena had an impact on Europe, North and Western Africa and partially on South Asia. However, sequential colonization of Europe and the Mediterranean basin by Roman republic and empire had the greatest impact, which in many ways formed the vector of architectural development of the area for several centuries to go (Walbank, Astin, Frederiksen & Ogilvie, 1989;Alan, Champlin & Lintott, 1996).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These phenomena had an impact on Europe, North and Western Africa and partially on South Asia. However, sequential colonization of Europe and the Mediterranean basin by Roman republic and empire had the greatest impact, which in many ways formed the vector of architectural development of the area for several centuries to go (Walbank, Astin, Frederiksen & Ogilvie, 1989;Alan, Champlin & Lintott, 1996).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%