Ancient Greeks: West and East

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ANCIENT GREEKS WEST AND EAST......Page 4
CONTENTS......Page 6
Gocha R. Tsetskhladze: INTRODUCTION......Page 8
Bibliography......Page 13
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS......Page 16
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS......Page 23
1. G. M. Bongard-Levin: M.I. ROSTOVTZEFF IN ENGLAND: A PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF WEST AND EAST......Page 24
Bibliography......Page 67
2. Christopher Tuplin: GREEK RACISM? OBSERVATIONS ON THE CHARACTER AND LIMITS OF GREEK ETHNIC PREJUDICE......Page 70
Bibliography......Page 96
3. J. Hind: POMPONIUS MELA ON COLONIES IN WEST AND EAST......Page 100
Settlements Founded by Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans and Others......Page 101
Bibliography......Page 107
4. Jacques Vanschoonwinkel: BETWEEN THE AEGEAN AND THE LEVANT: THE PHILISTINES......Page 108
5. R.A. Kearsley: GREEKS OVERSEAS IN THE 8TH CENTURY B.C.: EUBOEANS, AL MINA AND ASSYRIAN IMPERIALISM......Page 132
The Pottery in Al Mina Levels 10-8......Page 133
The Pendent Semicircle Skyphos and the Date of Al Mina......Page 135
Tfie Historical Context of Al Mina......Page 139
Greek Mercenaries at Home and in the East......Page 141
Assyria\'s Opponents from the Sea: lonians and Cypriots......Page 142
Ionians and Euboeans......Page 145
The Euboean Warrior Burials......Page 148
The Interpretation of Al Mina\'s History in the 8th Century......Page 150
Bibliography......Page 154
6. John Boardman: THE EXCAVATED HISTORY OF AL MINA......Page 158
Non-Greek......Page 171
Bibliography......Page 184
7. Luisa Moscati-Castelnuovo: FROM EAST TO WEST: THE EPONYMOUS AMAZON CLETA......Page 186
Bibliography......Page 198
8. C.J. Smith: MEDEA IN ITALY: BARTER AND EXCHANGE IN THE ARCHAIC MEDITERRANEAN......Page 202
Theories of Economic Exchange......Page 203
The Impact of Greek Art on Central Italy......Page 209
Acculturation......Page 215
Medea at Cerveteri......Page 220
Conclusion......Page 225
Bibliography......Page 226
1. New Data......Page 230
2. Problems of Interpretation......Page 235
3. Conclusions......Page 241
Bibliography......Page 249
10. Rune Frederiksen: FROM DEATH TO LIFE - THE CEMETERY OF FUSCO AND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EARLY COLONIAL SOCIETY......Page 252
The Graves......Page 255
Grave Goods......Page 257
The Occurrence of Pot-Shapes......Page 258
The Occurrence of Metal......Page 262
The Occurrence of other Objects......Page 263
Grave Types and the Occurrence of Objects......Page 269
APPENDIX......Page 276
Bibliography......Page 287
11. Gillian Shepherd: FIBULAE AND FEMALES: INTERMARRIAGE IN THE WESTERN GREEK COLONIES AND THE EVIDENCE FROM THE CEMETERIES......Page 290
The Literary Evidence......Page 291
Modem Approaches to Intermarriage......Page 294
The Archaeological Evidence: Pithekoussai......Page 297
The Evidence from Syracuse......Page 300
The Evidence from other Sicilian Sites......Page 313
Revisiting Pithekoussai......Page 317
Conclusions......Page 320
Bibliography......Page 321
1. Introduction......Page 324
2.1. Sculpture......Page 325
2.2. Writing......Page 329
2.3. Pottery......Page 330
2.4. Bronzes......Page 347
3.1. Funerary rituals......Page 348
3.2. The Iberian tombs, the Greek elements in them and its meaning......Page 349
3.3. Iconography......Page 353
4. Conclusions......Page 354
Bibliography......Page 356
13. Sara Aguilar: DAMA DE ELCHE: EMBODYING GREEK-IBERIAN INTERACTION......Page 362
The Sculptures......Page 363
Discussion......Page 375
Bibliography......Page 382
APPENDIX TO S. AGUILAR\'S ARTICLE: Ricardo Olmos and Trinidad Tortosa: THE CASE OF THE LADY OF ELCHE: A REVIEW ARTICLE......Page 383
14. Thurstan Robinson: ERBINNA, THE \'NEREID MONUMENT\' AND XANTHUS......Page 392
Bibliography......Page 407
15. A.D.H. Bivar: ΣYMBOΛON. A NOTEWORTHY USE FOR A PERSIAN GOLD PHIALE......Page 410
Bibliography......Page 415
16. Susanne Ebbinghaus: BETWEEN GREECE AND PERSIA: RHYTA IN THRACE FROM THE LATE 5TH TO THE EARLY 3RD CENTURIES B.C.......Page 416
Rhyta from Thrace or \'Thracian\' Rhyta?......Page 419
Horn-shaped rhyta......Page 421
Animal head rhyta......Page 428
The question of the craftsmen......Page 436
Why Rhyta?......Page 437
\"The riches of the Thracian rulers\"......Page 438
Rhyton and drinking horn as attributes......Page 442
Conclusions......Page 452
Bibliography......Page 453
Images and Etymologies......Page 458
Alternative Approaches to Thracian Cult......Page 461
Cults of the Odrysian Kingdom, ca. 450-250 B.C.......Page 466
Bibliography......Page 498
Introduction......Page 500
Thracians......Page 501
Scythians......Page 506
Colchis and Caucasus......Page 509
Pontic Interactions......Page 513
Conclusion......Page 518
Bibliography......Page 519
19. Askold Ivantchik: THE SCYTHIAN \'RULE OVER ASIA\': THE CLASSICAL TRADITION AND THE HISTORICAL REALITY......Page 528
Bibliography......Page 549
20. D. Braund: GREEKS, SCYTHIANS AND HIPPAKE, OR \"READING MARE\'S-CHEESE\"......Page 552
Bihliogiaphy......Page 560
21.  V.D. Kuznetsov: EARLY TYPES OF GREEK DWELLING HOUSES IN THE NORTH BLACK SEA......Page 562
Bibliography......Page 592
22. Mikhail Treister: SOME CLASSICAL SUBJECTS ON THE LATE HELLENISTIC SARMATIAN PHALERAE (TO THE ORIGIN OF PHALERAE)......Page 596
FIGURES 1-14......Page 602
Bibliography......Page 645
23. N. Gigolashvili: THE SILVER ARYBALLOS FROM VANI......Page 652
Bibliography......Page 660
GENERAL INDEX......Page 662
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