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101MBDOI: 10.5282/edoc.32716
Item Type: Theses (Dissertation, LMU Munich) Subjects: 700 Arts and recreation
700 Arts and recreation > 720 Architecture
900 History and geography
900 History and geography > 930 History of the ancient worldFaculties: Faculty of Cultural Studies Language: German Date of oral examination: 11. November 2020 1. Referee: Ritter, Stefan MD5 Checksum of the PDF-file: 1d786acc9a03c283e16f7dd9a16fd081 Signature of the printed copy: 0001/UMC 30069 ID Code: 32716 Deposited On: 14. Dec 2023 14:59 Last Modified: 14. Dec 2023 14:59
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Studien zur ptolemäischen Baupräsenz: Entwicklung und Charakteristika frühptolemäischer Architektur und Bauornamentik
- Dennis Mario Beck [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6105-1333 Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn [https://ror.org/041nas322]
- Philipp Hoelzmann [Chapter Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8709-8474 Freie Universität Berlin [https://ror.org/046ak2485]
- Daniel Steiniger [Chapter Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5076-5605 Deutsches Archäologisches Institut [https://ror.org/0503gdw52]
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Marmor Numidicum, also known as Giallo antico, is one of the best known and most widespread colored marbles of antiquity, and was quarried in Simitthus, today Chimtou in Tunisia. The present study is a holistic interdisciplinary approach to marmor Numidicum and combines the results from different research disciplines. The basis is a collection of archaeological material for the recording of the spectrum of use and the distribution of the marble in the Mediterranean area from the 2nd century B.C. to the 3rd century A.D. Based on this dataset, conclusions are drawn in a diachronic perspective both on the marble extraction and chronology in the quarries and on the urban genesis as well as the use and distribution range of the marble. The results are correlated by means of comparisons with administrative structures and questions of ownership, too. The study presents a periodization and localization of all variants of the marble to their extraction areas, considering archaeometric analyses of samples from the quarries for the first time in research. Another aspect concerns the role of marmor Numidicum within ancient trade systems. In order to get closer to these perspectives, questions about extraction, actors in trade networks, transport and logistic issues are comparatively analyzed with the help of the spectrum of use and distribution in diachronic evaluations and contextualized in case studies with the model of the chaîne opératoire. Theories and models from New Institutions Economics are discussed, too. Regarding the use of the local marble, the study yielded the result that the city of Simitthus and its quarries formed an entangled unit over the periods studied. Thus, for one of the most important colored marbles of antiquity a single study is now available.
Keywords:
marbles, colored marbles, ancient economy, ancient marble trade, ancient marble decorations, materiality, ancient quarriesChapters
Vorwort der Herausgeber Vorwort des Autors 1 Einleitung 1.1 Zielsetzung und Fragestellungen 1.2 Forschungsstand zu antiken Buntmarmoren 1.4 Methodisches Vorgehen und theoretische Modelle der Arbeit 2 Die Marmorbrüche von Simitthus/Chimtou 2.1 Geographische Rahmenbedingungen 2.2 Modell der periodisierten Keilspalttechniken nach Josef Röder 2.3 Chronologische Anhaltspunkte in den Marmorbrüchen von Simitthus/Chimtou 2.4 Archäometrische Untersuchungen und Varianten des marmor Numidicum 3 Diachrone Materialaufnahme und Steinbruchgeschichte 3.1 Verwendung und Distribution des marmor Numidicum vom 2. Jh. – 27 v. Chr. 3.2 Verwendung und Distribution des marmor Numidicum von 27 v. Chr. – 96 n. Chr. 3.3 Verwendung und Distribution des marmor Numidicum von 96–161 n. Chr. 3.4 Verwendung und Distribution des marmor Numidicum von 161–235 n. Chr. 3.5 Marmor Numidicum nach dem Abzug der kaiserlichen Amtsträger 4 Zum Handel mit marmor Numidicum und den chaînes opératoires 4.1 Diachrone Perspektive: marmor Numidicum in der späten Republik 4.2 Chaîne opératoire: marmor Numidicum in der späten Republik 4.3 Diachrone Perspektive: Kaiser(zeit)‑licher Handel mit marmor Numidicum 4.4 Substituierung des marmor Numidicum 4.5 Marmorpreise 5 poikilia et varietas. Zur Wahrnehmung des marmor Numidicum in der Antike 6 Synthese Zusammenfassung Summary Anhang Anhang 1 Tabellarische Übersicht der Schriftquellen Anhang 2 Übersicht der Architekturfragmente aus Giallo Antico vom Augustusforum Anhang 3 Übersicht zu den Theatern Anhang 4 Übersicht zur Kleinplastik Anhang 5 Steinbruchinschriften und epigraphische Evidenz zu den Akteuren Anhang 6 Übersicht zu den Marmorpreisen und Kalkulationen Schaubilder zu den chaînes opératoires CO1: Schaubild zur chaîne opératoire der späten Republik CO2: Schaubild zur chaîne opératoire der frühen Kaiserzeit CO3: Schaubild zur chaîne opératoire der hohen Kaiserzeit Marmoranalysen A: Die Marmorproben aus den Steinbrüchen von Simitthus/Chimtou B: Bericht zur Analyse der GesteinsprobenHoelzmann C: Marmorproben aus Chimtou und dem Archäologischen Zentrum BerlinSteiniger Abbildungsverzeichnis Literaturverzeichnis Distributions- und Übersichtskarten Konkordanzliste der Befunde und Funde im iDAI.objects-Online Supplement Register Tafeln 1–18
Ancient Phokis: New approaches to its history, archaeology and topography. International Conference, DAI Athens, 30 March – 1 April 2017
List of Contributors
- Katja Sporn [Volume editor] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1845-5113
- Alexandre Farnoux [Volume editor]
- Eric Laufer [Volume editor] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8758-6854
- Hans Beck [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0319-1186
- Christoph Begass [Author]
- Fanouria Dakoronia † [Author]
- Fotis Dasios [Author]
- Giovanna Daverio Rocchi [Author]
- Alexandre Farnoux [Author]
- Elena Franchi [Author]
- Johanna Fuchs [Author]
- Peter Funke [Author]
- Dimitris Grigoropoulos [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4505-8452
- Nils Hellner [Author]
- Sandrine Huber [Author]
- Stéphanie Huysecom-Haxhi [Author]
- Hristina Ivanova-Anaplioti [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8671-540X
- Anne Jacquemin [Author]
- Stella Katsarou [Author]
- Gudrun Klebinder-Gauß [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1647-4257
- Lina Kormazopoulou [Author]
- Petros Kounouklas [Author]
- Eleni Kountouri [Author]
- Nicolas Kyriakidis [Author]
- Didier Laroche [Author]
- Eric Laufer [Author]
- Peter Londey [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2626-0209
- Jean-Marc Luce [Author]
- Ioannis Mavrommatidis [Author]
- Jeremy McInerney [Author]
- Sabine Neumann [Author]
- Wolf-Dietrich Niemeier [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0375-1363
- Pantos A. Pantos [Author]
- Maria Papageorgiou [Author]
- Elena Partida [Author]
- Nikolaos Petrochilos [Author]
- Denis Rousset [Author]
- David Scahill [Author]
- Athanasios Sideris [Author]
- Michaela Stark [Author]
- Katja Sporn [Author] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1845-5113 Deutsches Archäologisches Institut
- Anthoula Tsaroucha [Author]
- Georgios A. Zachos [Author]
- Sandra Zipprich [Author]
- Ioanna Zygouri [Author]
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This volume of the International Conference held in Athens in 2017, jointly organised by the German Archaeological Institute and the École Française d‘Athènes, brings together for the first time a cross-section of current research on ancient Phokis.
As a region in the heart of ancient Greece, Phokis was of central importance for transport and travel. Politically and culturally, it was therefore often exposed to the interests and influences of neighbouring powers. A considerable number of mostly small poleis shaped the political landscape. In Delphi and Abai (Kalapodi), two oracles exercised an early impact far beyond the borders of the country. A substantial amount of recent fieldwork has contributed significantly to expanding our picture of ancient Phokis. The 32 papers collected in this volume cover the time span from the Iron Age to the Early Byzantine period. They address topics ranging from historical issues to settlement archaeology, sacred topography, material culture and the architectural design of the sanctuaries; from analyses of individual matters and broad material genres, to enquiries into aspects of a particular ›Phokian‹ identity. Thus, for the first time, a broad overview of the previous research tradition, desiderata, and new perspectives for future research into ancient Phokis is provided.Keywords:
PhocisChapters
VorwortEric Laufer, Alexandre Farnoux Phocis, Delphoi, and the AmphictyonyPeter Londey Living on a rock. The cities of ancient Phocis and the importance of placeHans Beck Borders and identity in ancient Phocis: some reflectionsGiovanna Daverio Rocchi Phocis in the Aetolian League. Self-abandonment or self-assertion?Peter Funke The institutions of the Phocian LeagueDenis Rousset Phocis in Roman times: beyond the shadow of DelphiGeorgios A. Zachos The Phocian koinon between Boeotia, Delphi, Athens, and RomeChristoph Begass Delphi and Kalapodi in the Early Iron Age (11th–9th centuries B.C.)Jean-Marc Luce On the self-representation of the Phocians in DelphiAnne Jacquemin Athena. A gateway to DelphiAnne Jacquemin, Sandrine Huber, Didier Laroche Figurative terracottas from the votive deposit of Kirrha: The iconographic repertory and its interpretationStéphanie Huysecom-Haxhi The sanctuary of Athena in Phocian AntikyraAthanasios Sideris The fortifications of ancient PhocisResults and prospectsNicolas Kyriakidis A road with a pastFanouria Dakoronia †, Petros Kounouklas Panagitsa near Elateia 1979–1981.Grave goods and burial customs in a classical burial ground near ElateiaPantos A. Pantos Spanning two oracles. The sanctuary of Demeter at Erochos, between Delphi and AbaeElena Partida, Anthoula Tsaroucha The rediscovery of a manuscript by Erich Gose and Friedrich Schober on the Kephissos valley from 1926Katja Sporn The crucial 4th century B.C.: Old and new fortifications, old and new settlements in the valley of Phocian KephissosFotis Dasios PanopeusEleni Kountouri, Ioannis Mavrommatidis, Nikolaos Petrochilos New research on the fortification of Tithorea. A preliminary report of fieldwork 2016–2017Eric Laufer, Petros Kounouklas Surveying the caves above Tithorea in 2016Katja Sporn, Eric Laufer, Stella Katsarou, Lina Kormazopoulou, Sabine Neumann, Ioanna Zygouri Doric capitals and column drums from Modi in PhocisNils Hellner, David Scahill Early Roman imperial burials from Hyampolis, East PhocisMaria Papageorgiou, Dimitris Grigoropoulos Sites of memory in ancient PhocisThe Thessalian-Phocian battles, the Persian Wars, and the changing religious landscapeElena Franchi A transfer of sacred lands from eastern Phocis, IG IX 1, 87Jeremy McInerney Kalapodi 2014–2016: Investigating the surroundings, limits and infrastructure of the sanctuaryKatja Sporn Ritual burials of temples and ritual depositions accompanying building activities in the oracle sanctuary of Apollon at Abai/KalapodiWolf-Dietrich Niemeier The bronze finds from the Late Geometric ›South Temple 6‹ at KalapodiCult practices and local craft traditions in eastern PhocisGudrun Klebinder-Gauß The significance of the sanctuary of Kalapodi during the Archaic period based on the pottery findsMichaela Stark A palette of bronze and silver: the monetary perspective of the archaeological site at KalapodiHristina Ivanova-Anaplioti New iron finds from the 2016 campaign in Kalapodi – Contexts and compositionsSandra Zipprich A bronze foundry of Classical times in the sanctuary at KalapodiJohanna Fuchs Pagan twilight at Kalapodi: Two pottery assemblages of the third and fourth centuries A.D.Dimitris Grigoropoulos
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