The Sardis Campaigns of 1994 and 1995

Greenewalt, Crawford H.; Rautman, Marcus

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“…The systematic archaeological excavations were initiated by Hanfmann and supported by the universities of Harward and Cornell in 1958 (Hanfmann, 1983). Today, detailed archaeological excavations have been continuously carried out by Greenewalt since 1977(Greenewalt and Rautman, 1998.…”

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Integrated geophysical studies in the upper part of Sardis archaeological site, Turkey

Drahor

2006

Journal of Applied Geophysics

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Integrated geophysical studies in the upper part of Sardis archaeological site, Turkey

Drahor

2006

Journal of Applied Geophysics

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“…127); an ampulla found at Sardis has incised letters identifying on one side John the Baptist, and on the other the Virgin and Child. (Greenewalt, Rautman 1998).…”

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“…Another ampulla from Sardis was found in an extensive and well-preserved late Roman residential complex southeast of the synagogue (Greenewalt, Rautman 1998). The building had an upper floor judging from the height of its walls, and it was richly decorated with marble panels and frescoes.…”

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An archaeology of late antique pilgrim flasks

Anderson

2004

Anatol. Stud.

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Pilgrimage happens when a place becomes the focus of veneration because of its association with a person or event. Pilgrim cults from the past can sometimes be identified by grouping certain types of material evidence, although interpretation of a cult's historical meaning is only possible once the material has been fully assessed. This study considers what sorts of information can be drawn from the archaeological context of a group of clay ampullae; miniature flasks originating from Asia Minor in late antiquity.

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Last suppers at Sardis

Rautman

2021

J. Roman Archaeol.

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The realia of shared meals provide a key index for social behavior in Late Antiquity. Much attention has been paid to the architecture and ceramics of dining, but usually separately and from unrelated contexts. Three excavated rooms at Sardis present an opportunity to extend this discussion to the furnishings that once stood at the center of domestic hospitality. Nearly complete marble tabletops recovered from their places of intended use show differing approaches to the physical and social arrangements of convivial dining, with implications for interpreting reception areas in Late Roman houses. Circumstances of preservation indicate that all three rooms were leveled, probably by earthquakes, in the early 7th c. CE.

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The Sardis Campaigns of 1994 and 1995

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Integrated geophysical studies in the upper part of Sardis archaeological site, Turkey

Integrated geophysical studies in the upper part of Sardis archaeological site, Turkey

An archaeology of late antique pilgrim flasks

Last suppers at Sardis

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