Un signe de la présence phocéenne en Languedoc occidental : un tétartémorion trouvé à Béziers

Pellé, Richard; Vidal, Laurent; Petitot, Hervé

doi:10.4000/books.pccj.1960

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Massalia

Domínguez

2024

The Oxford History of the Archaic Greek World

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The polis of Massalia, established at the end of the seventh century, rapidly developed into an important commercial center that controlled a network of coastal emporia in Iberia and elsewhere. Although Massalia maintained ties with the Greek mainland (e.g., by building a treasury at Delphi), its inhabitants’ concerns were more local than Panhellenic. Massalia took no part in the Persian Wars but did from an early period interact on friendly terms with Rome and frequently hostile terms with the Carthaginians. The study of Massalia gives us glimpses of what the Archaic Greek world looked like at and from its western fringes, in an environment where trade played as important a role as warfare in shaping the course of events.

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Massalia

Domínguez

2024

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The Greeks West of the Rhone (F). Genesis, Evolution and End of a Greek Area

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According to ancient texts, all several centuries more recent than the city’s beginning, ancient historians claimed that Agde (Agàthe) was a ‘city of Marseille’, with an uncertain foundation date, while the Hérault river was the border between the Massalian domain and that of the Greek city of Empòrion. The western natives were seen as turned towards Iberia and it was assumed they developed an ‘Ibero-Languedocian civilisation’.

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Un signe de la présence phocéenne en Languedoc occidental : un tétartémorion trouvé à Béziers

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The Greeks West of the Rhone (F). Genesis, Evolution and End of a Greek Area

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