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100 2 |aInternational Congress on Black Sea Antiquities|n(6th :|d2017 :|cConstanța, Romanya)
245 10|aThe Greeks and Romans in the Black Sea and the importance of the Pontic Region for the Graeco-Roman world (7th century BC-5th century AD) : 20 years on (1997-2017) :|bproceedings of the sixth International congress on Black Sea antiquities (Constanța 18-22 September 2017) : dedicated to Prof. Sir John Boardman to celebrate his exceptional achievements and his 90th birthday /|cedited by Gocha R. Tsetskhladze, Alexandru Avram, James Hargrave.
260 |aOxford, UK :|bArchaeopress,|c© 2021.
300 |axxii, 751 sayfa :|bresim (kimi renkli), çizim, harita (kimi renkli), plan ;|c29 cm.
504 |aBibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
505 |tPrincipal Editor’s Preface and Acknowledgments /|rGocha R. Tsetskhladze --|tMessage from the President of the International Organising Committee /|rJohn Boardman --|tWelcome by the Secretary-General /|rGocha R. Tsetskhladze --|tList of Abbreviations --|tList of Illustrations -- Pontic studies twenty years on : terra incognita? / Gocha R. Tsetskhladze --|tStudies in Pontic epigraphy 1997-2017.|tReviews and prospects /|rAlexandru Avram --|tThe ‘Western Cimmerians’ and the first Greek settlers in the Troad /|rJan G. de Boer --|tColonisation and foundation myth in the Pontic regions /|rIvy Faulkner-Gentry --|tFounding the Black Sea settlements. Between literary and archaeological narratives /|rJohn Brendan Knight --|tColonisation of Miletus in the Propontis and Pontus - the view from Sardis /|rAlexandar Portalsky --|tL’onomastique des magistrats monétaires d’Apollonia du Pont /|rDan Dana, Madalina Dana --|tUnderstanding Greek-native interaction in early Greek Black Sea colonisation. An example from Istros/Histria /|rLieve Donnellan --|tOrgame necropolis: a contextual study of the earliest pottery imports /|rPierre Dupont, Vasilica Lungu --|tMyrmekion during and after Greek colonisation /|rAlexander Butyagin --|tComparative research between the Macedonian tombs and the Scythian kurgans /|rPeli Plika --|tGiresun and its vicinity in the Greek colonisation period /|rSalih Kaymakçi --|tBetween crisis and conflicts: the territory of Apollonia Pontica in the Late Classical and Early Hellenistic periods /|rAlexandre Baralis, Martin Gyuzelev, Krastina Panayotova --|tThe farming of the Azov coast of East Crimea: a unique type of ‘agricultural fortress’ /|rAleksei Kasparov --|tWomen warriors(?) and the Amazon myth: the evidence of female burials with weapons in the Black Sea area /|rDespoina Vovoura --|tThasos et la mer Noire aux époques classique et hellénistique: ‘grandeur et décadence’ d’un circuit économique /|rThibaut Castelli --|tFrom the tower of Kronos to the island of Achilles: placing Leuce in the Greek conception of heroic apotheosis /|rMarios Kamenou --|tCultes marins, cultes ioniens en mer Noire /|rAlexandra Lițu, Valentin Bottez, Alexandra Țârlea --|tImports and imitations? Some observations on Archaic kouroi discovered in the Black Sea region /|rVeronika Sossau --|tZur Frühgeschichte der Tempelzone von Histria : Vorläufiger Bericht über zwei ältere Fundkomplexe /|rKonrad Zimmermann --|tThe Paphlagonians and the Greeks’ perception of them /|rManolis Manoledakis --|rAspects of the economy of the Greek colonies on the west coast of the Black Sea: end of the Archaic-Hellenistic period /|rNicolaie Alexandru --|tTrade routes and the historical geography of the south-western Coast of the Black Sea and the mouth of the Bosporus /|rMustafa H. Sayar --|tPistiros: urban planning and functional analysis /|rJan Bouzek(†), Barbora Weissová --|tSome observations on the dynamics of trade in transport amphorae on the Berezan settlement /|rDmitry Chistov --|tAttic black-glazed import in the European Bosporus in the 6th-2nd centuries BC /|rTatiana Egorova --|tThe capital of the Scythian kingdom in the Dobrudja /|rMetodi Manov --|tAlexander of Macedon, Pharasmanes of Chorezm and Zopyrion: the impossible alliance /|rDan-Tudor Ionescu --|tThe partition of Thrace after the death of Alexander the Great: Lysimachus, heir of the Odrysian kingdom? /|rAliénor Rufin Solas --|tAnthropomorphic rod-formed pendants and beads from the West Pontic coast (and Thrace) /|rMila Chacheva --|tEuergetism and benefaction in ancient Olbia /|rOksana Ruchynska --|tBithynia: the Phrygian interface /|rMaya Vassileva --|tQuelques remarques sur la population de Topolog et de Mihai Bravu (nord de la Mésie Inférieure) /|rLucreţiu Mihailescu-Bîrliba --|tRoman and Late Roman Pontic cargoes in the Aegean: the evidence from shipwrecks /|rGeorge Koutsouflakis, Peter B. Campbell --|tThe circulation of counterfeit coins in Roman Dobrudja (1st-3rd centuries AD) /|rGabriel Custurea, Dan Vasilescu --|tAnatolian stonemasons and the West Pontic region: imported models and techniques in the architectural decorations of the early Principate /|rZdravko Dimitrov --|tRewriting Pontic ethne: problems and prospects /|rDenver Graninger --|tProtecting the grave in a Graeco-Roman city: a look at the West Pontic coast /|rDragoș Hălmagi -- Balbus, A Roman surveyor in Dacia /|rAlexandru Morintz --|tBetween civil and religious law in funerary practice within Roman settlements on the western shore of the Black Sea /|rIoana Mureșan, Lucian-Mircea Mureșan --|tAnastasius’ coins in the eastern Carpathian regions (AD 491-518) /|rSergiu Musteață --|tOn some unknown Pontic amphora types from Roman and Early Byzantine times /|rAndrei Opaiţ --|tDie Römer in dem ‘linken’ Pontus: der Fall des Ovidius /|rAlexander Podossinov --|tBuildings for gladiatorial fights in the Roman Black Sea provinces /|rMarius C. Streinu --|tLocal cultures narrated in art: Dacian architecture as reflected on Trajan’s Column /|rGeorgia Aristodemou --|tThe concept of strategic culture and its applicability in the fields of ancient history /|rLorenzo Boragno --|tAmasya in the Early Byzantine period /|rEmine Naza Dönmez --|tMoving supplies to the Roman garrison in Dobrogea /|rStephen Matthews --|tThe fortification system of the kingdom of Lazika (Egrisi) in the 4th-6th centuries AD /|rNikoloz Murgulia --|tLate Hellenistic and Early Roman pottery at Rachelu. The current state of research on an open settlement close to Noviodunum /|rAlina Streinu, Vasilica Lungu --|tSome notes on the ‘founder’ cult in western Pontic cities in the Roman period /|rIvo Topalilov --|tA Punic necklace from Oluz Höyük: a general evaluation for Anatolia /|rŞevket Dönmez --|tThe place of amphorae from Oluz Höyük in northern Anatolian and Black Sea archaeology /|rFidane Abazoğlu --|tAmisos terracotta statuettes in Istanbul Archaeological /|rSümer Atasoy --|tThe coins found at the excavations of Amasya / Oluz Höyük, 2009-2013 /|rBülent Öztürk --|tTerracotta production of the Black Sea coast of Turkey: the example of Sinope /|rZeynep Koçel Erdem --|tThe castle of Gölköy (Habsamana) /Ordu /|rDavut Yiğitpaşa --|tBemerkungen zu einer Gruppe von Grabstelen aus dem Museum von Sinop /|rAkın Temür --|tNew data about the western part of Tanais - the fortifications and their vicinity /|rMarcin Matera --|tStrabo’s ‘Old Chersonesus’ in historiography and in the light of current research /|rAngelina Zedgenidze --|tFrom Archaeopolis to Onoguris: excavations in the heart of Lazika /|tPaul Everill, David Lomitashvili, Nikoloz Murgulia, Besik Lordkipanidze, Ian Colvin --|tA city reconfigured: old and new research concerning Late Roman urbanism in Istros /|rIrina Achim, Valentin Bottez, Mircea Angelescu, Laurențiu Cliante, Alexandra Țârlea, Alexandra Lițu --|tNew masters - new rules. The beginning of the Roman Imperial cult in Istros /|rValentin Bottez, Gabriel Talmațchi --|tCold case reopened: a Late Classical tomb in Apollonia Pontica /|rMargarit Damyanov, Maria Reho, Krastina Panayotova --|tConsiderations regarding the Domus-type Roman urban house from Scythia Minor (4th-6th centuries AD) /|rGabriel Talmațchi --|tConcerning Athenian black-figure vases from Panticapaeum /|rAndrey Agafonov, Olga Samar --|tSpecific features of ceramic materials from the earliest level of Panticapaeum /|rNatalia Astashova --|tCoastal Geoarchaeology of the Danube Delta. Results from Halmyris, Enisala and Istros /|rAlexandra Bivolaru, Matthieu Giaime, Christophe Morhange, Valérie Andrieu-Ponel, Veronica Rossi, Nick Marriner and Alfred Vespremeanu-Stroe --|tA Hellenistic family tomb and two Early Roman graves from Apollonia Pontica /|rTeodora Bogdanova, Margarita Popova, Dimitar Nedev, Milena Krumova --|tRecent finds of Hellenistic mould-made relief bowls from the Ordu / Fatsa Cingirt Kayasi excavations in the southern Black Sea region /|rAyşe F. Erol, Deniz Tamer --|tLate Roman tableware imports (from recent research in Histria/Istros) /|rIulia Iliescu, Valentin Bottez --|tPichvnari Classical cemetery /|rAmiran Kakhidze, Emzar Kakhidze --|tAsh Hill 2 of Myrmekion: analysis of structure and bulk finds /|rVladimir Kolosov --|tCoin finds from the recent excavations of Hermonassa /|rSergei A. Kovalenko --|tArchaeological evidence of Thracian-Greek cultural contacts in the south-eastern part of the Dobrudja plateau during the Hellenistic period /|rVassil Markov --|tLate Archaic relief plaques with warriors from Apollonia Pontica /|rKrastina Panayotova, Daniela Stoyanova, Margarit Damyanov --|tStone anchors and stone and lead stocks from the Archaeological Museum in Varna, Bulgaria /|rPreslav I. Peev --|rAttic red-figure pottery from Sinope /|rSuhal Sağlan, Zafer Korkmaz --|tPontic sigillata pottery from a villa rustica in Paphlagonia /|rFüsun Tülek --|tWhat’s in a name? Who might be Basilissa Ulpia from Mtskheta? /|rEka Avaliani --|tAlbanians and Sarmatians: overlapping identities in the eastern Caucasus /|rLara Fabian --|tStudia Straboniana. The didactic character of the Geography and the Romanophilia of its author /|rLyubov Gratsianskaya --|tAncient pottery from the Balkans: architectural motifs /|tSasha Lozanova, Stela Tasheva --|tThe inhospitable and dangerous Salmydessus /|rMiroslav Ivanov Vasilev --|tIconographic personifications in Armenia and Bithynia-Phrygia /|rViktorya Vasilyan --|tAppendix 1- Congress Programme --|tAppendix 2 - Congress Abstracts of papers --|tList of contributors/lead authors and contact details (published papers).
520 |a“The Greeks and Romans in the Black Sea presents the Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress on Black Sea Antiquities, dedicated to the 90th birthday of Prof. Sir John Boardman, President of the Congress since its inception. It was held in Constanţa in September 2017 with the same theme as the first of these congresses, which took place just down the coast in Varna 20 years earlier (‘the Greeks and Romans in the Black Sea and the importance of the Pontic region for the Graeco-Roman world between the 7th century BC and 5th century AD’), celebrating the work of successive congresses in bringing together scholars and scholarship from Eastern and Western Europe and the extensive progress of ‘Black Sea Studies’ in the intervening years. Overall, 85 papers were received for publication from authors in Western and Eastern Europe—there is also a full set of the abstracts submitted to the Congress in Appendix 2. As with previous congresses, the work is divided into sections, the largest of which, the fourth, is, following a pattern established with the first congress, devoted to New Excavations and Projects. The opening lectures and various papers in the first sections reflect (on) the ‘20 years on’ in the title. The vast majority of contributions are in English, a handful each in French and German“ --|cYayıncı.
650 4|aRomalılar|zKaradeniz Bölgesi|vKongreler.
650 4|aYunanlılar|zKaradeniz Bölgesi|vKongreler.
651 4|aKaradeniz Bölgesi|xEski Eserler|vKongreler.
700 1 |aTsetskhladze, Gocha R.,|d1963-2022,|eeditör.
700 1 |aAvram, Alexandru,|d1956-2021,|eeditör.
700 1 |aHargrave, James,|eeditör.