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The Fayoum Survey Project The Themistou Meris Volume A The Archaeological And Papyrological Survey Collectanea Hellenistica C Romer

Name: The Fayoum Survey Project The Themistou Meris Volume A The Archaeological And Papyrological Survey Collectanea Hellenistica C Romer
SKU: BELL-50729606
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The Fayoum Survey Project The Themistou Meris Volume A The Archaeological And Papyrological Survey Collectanea Hellenistica C Romer instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peeters

File Extension: PDF

File size: 32.49 MB

Pages: 408

Author: C Romer

ISBN: 9789042936270, 9789042938830, 9042936274, 9042938838

Language: English

Year: 2019

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The Fayoum Survey Project The Themistou Meris Volume A The Archaeological And Papyrological Survey Collectanea Hellenistica C Romer by C Romer 9789042936270, 9789042938830, 9042936274, 9042938838 instant download after payment.

The Themistou Meris was the north-western administrative district of the Oasis Fayoum in the Graeco-Roman Period, home of Greek speaking settlers and indigenous Egyptians, who lived side by side in villages, many of them newly founded by the first Ptolemaic Kings in the 3rd century BC. The book is the result of an archaeological survey, and small excavations carried out between 2000 and 2016 in that part of the Fayoum; it offers descriptions of archaeological remains, many of them now under threat from land reclamation, gives information about the history and exact location of single sites, and values the excavations, which were undertaken there in the beginning of the 20th century, often with the sole aim of finding papyri, while archaeological features were neglected. The book seeks to combine the written and the archaeological evidence, offering new proposals for identifying ancient names with ancient sites, and gives a panorama of the multicultural society of the ancient Fayoum.