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Hellenic Colonization In Euxeinos Pontos Penetration Early Establishment And The Problem Of The Emporion Revisited Elias K Petropoulos

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Hellenic Colonization In Euxeinos Pontos Penetration Early Establishment And The Problem Of The Emporion Revisited Elias K Petropoulos
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Hellenic Colonization In Euxeinos Pontos Penetration Early Establishment And The Problem Of The Emporion Revisited Elias K Petropoulos instant download after payment.

Publisher: BAR Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.96 MB
Author: Elias K. Petropoulos
ISBN: 9781841718323, 1841718327
Language: English
Year: 2005

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Hellenic Colonization In Euxeinos Pontos Penetration Early Establishment And The Problem Of The Emporion Revisited Elias K Petropoulos by Elias K. Petropoulos 9781841718323, 1841718327 instant download after payment.

This volume results from the author's researches into the archaeological data which came to light from settlement excavations in the northern Euxeinos Pontos. This is the sum of all archaeological evidence attesting to the presence in this area of emporia settlements. The author's sources include inscriptions, written, and archaeological material. The aim of the study is to offer as accurate a description as possible of the Black Sea emporia (from the data provided by modern in situ research) covering in particular the period from the middle of the 7th c BC to around 580 BC.

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