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In fact it still does...a list of pasta houses and a single link to the Olynthos Project.
In fact it still does...a list of pasta houses and a single link to the Olynthos Project.
Taskscape approach to dining in Hellenistic and classical contexts= byeond elite male Athenian dining contexts. Olynthos and Pella as examples
M. Munn on TMR / Stockwerk reliefs, Achaimenid Asia Minor, v interesting corpus. Dining, hunting/war, funerary. Relation with Hdt on Atys ?
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Taskscape approach to dining in Hellenistic and classical contexts= byeond elite male Athenian dining contexts. Olynthos and Pella as examples
M. Munn on TMR / Stockwerk reliefs, Achaimenid Asia Minor, v interesting corpus. Dining, hunting/war, funerary. Relation with Hdt on Atys ?
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#Archaeology #GreekArchaeology #Greece
#Archaeology #GreekArchaeology #Greece
#Classics/AncientWorld
This pebble mosaic fragment from an andron in #Sinope is dated to the 5th cent BC! The authors argue that the mosaics found there may be the earliest figural mosaics with mythological themes, predating those in Olynthos!
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#Classics/AncientWorld
This pebble mosaic fragment from an andron in #Sinope is dated to the 5th cent BC! The authors argue that the mosaics found there may be the earliest figural mosaics with mythological themes, predating those in Olynthos!
acikerisim.uludag.edu.tr/server/api/c...
#AncientBlueSky
This white on black pebble mosaic from an andron in a private house shows Dionysos on a chariot drawn by two panthers and in a flowing chiton or chlamys led on by a naked male surrounded on all sides by a train of swirling, dancing maenads, some pulling small deer
#AncientBlueSky
This white on black pebble mosaic from an andron in a private house shows Dionysos on a chariot drawn by two panthers and in a flowing chiton or chlamys led on by a naked male surrounded on all sides by a train of swirling, dancing maenads, some pulling small deer
More than 2,500 years ago, Greece was made of independent city‑states — each minted their own coins, choosing symbols that told their own story. Coastal cities like Eretria, Olynthos, and Akragas picked the octopus — far from random!
More than 2,500 years ago, Greece was made of independent city‑states — each minted their own coins, choosing symbols that told their own story. Coastal cities like Eretria, Olynthos, and Akragas picked the octopus — far from random!