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Collection de l'Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l'Antiquité, 2002
Furtwängler Andreas A. Zum Prägeanlaß der frühen kolchischen Silberprägung . In: Autour de la mer... more Furtwängler Andreas A. Zum Prägeanlaß der frühen kolchischen Silberprägung . In: Autour de la mer Noire. Hommage de Otar Lordkipanidzé. Besançon : Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l'Antiquité, 2002. pp. 71-81. (Collection « ISTA », 862
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L’étude des textes relatifs au culte d’Héra à Samos a abouti à des interprétations souvent contro... more L’étude des textes relatifs au culte d’Héra à Samos a abouti à des interprétations souvent controversées, en ce qui concerne, par exemple, l’hypothèse de quelques chercheurs, que les Héraia, les Tonaia et la célébration traditionnelle de la naissance de la déesse ne sont qu’une seule et même fête. De plus, certains éléments tels que la pannychis, les agônes, les processions n’ont pas encore été étudiés en profondeur. La meilleure synthèse sur les activités cultuelles au sein de l’Héraion de S..
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American Journal of Archaeology, Apr 1, 1980
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De Gruyter eBooks, Nov 16, 2011
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""The settlement remains near the modern town Benjamin, which lies 1o km south of Gjumr... more ""The settlement remains near the modern town Benjamin, which lies 1o km south of Gjumri the capital of Shirak province, offer us a vibrant picture of the history of northern Armenia in the 1st millennium BC and the beginning of the first millennium AD. In the 9th to 6th century BC a defended hill top site (Benjamin II) was located north-east of the modern town whose pottery and architecture follows local traditions. Interestingly no evidence of Urartian influence can be detected there, although the Urartian stronghold Horom lies only 1o km to the south. During the Achaemenid rule this stronghold is abandoned and a new undefended site (Benjamin I) was founded in the valley with a central representative building. The columns of this building rested on bell shaped bases like those of contemporary eastern Georgian and Azerbaijani monumental structures whose architecture is modelled on the Achaemenid places in what is now Iran. The Benjamin I building is rebuilt at least twice until its destruction during the close of the 2nd century BC. In the first centuries BC and AD the settlement focus shifts further south into the plane and experience new prosperity mirrored by a glut of imports and the erection of another representative hall south of the original grandiose building. After destruction during the late 1st or early second century AD the settlement is rebuilt further to the east in the 3rd and 4th centuries AD.""
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Euro Arts , King Record [distributor], 2005
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Héra. Images, espaces, cultes, 1997
L’étude des textes relatifs au culte d’Héra à Samos a abouti à des interprétations souvent contro... more L’étude des textes relatifs au culte d’Héra à Samos a abouti à des interprétations souvent controversées, en ce qui concerne, par exemple, l’hypothèse de quelques chercheurs, que les Héraia, les Tonaia et la célébration traditionnelle de la naissance de la déesse ne sont qu’une seule et même fête. De plus, certains éléments tels que la pannychis, les agônes, les processions n’ont pas encore été étudiés en profondeur. La meilleure synthèse sur les activités cultuelles au sein de l’Héraion de S..
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""The settlement remains near the modern town Benjamin, which lies 1o km south of Gjumr... more ""The settlement remains near the modern town Benjamin, which lies 1o km south of Gjumri the capital of Shirak province, offer us a vibrant picture of the history of northern Armenia in the 1st millennium BC and the beginning of the first millennium AD. In the 9th to 6th century BC a defended hill top site (Benjamin II) was located north-east of the modern town whose pottery and architecture follows local traditions. Interestingly no evidence of Urartian influence can be detected there, although the Urartian stronghold Horom lies only 1o km to the south. During the Achaemenid rule this stronghold is abandoned and a new undefended site (Benjamin I) was founded in the valley with a central representative building. The columns of this building rested on bell shaped bases like those of contemporary eastern Georgian and Azerbaijani monumental structures whose architecture is modelled on the Achaemenid places in what is now Iran. The Benjamin I building is rebuilt at least twice until its destruction during the close of the 2nd century BC. In the first centuries BC and AD the settlement focus shifts further south into the plane and experience new prosperity mirrored by a glut of imports and the erection of another representative hall south of the original grandiose building. After destruction during the late 1st or early second century AD the settlement is rebuilt further to the east in the 3rd and 4th centuries AD.""
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Furtwängler Andreas A. Zum Prägeanlaß der frühen kolchischen Silberprägung . In: Autour de la mer... more Furtwängler Andreas A. Zum Prägeanlaß der frühen kolchischen Silberprägung . In: Autour de la mer Noire. Hommage de Otar Lordkipanidzé. Besançon : Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l'Antiquité, 2002. pp. 71-81. (Collection « ISTA », 862
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Eurasia Antiqua Zeitschrift Fur Archaologie Eurasiens, 1995
Plusieurs vestiges architecturaux revelant une influence achemenide et/ou ibere on ete decouverts... more Plusieurs vestiges architecturaux revelant une influence achemenide et/ou ibere on ete decouverts dans les annees 1970 pres du village de Tivaani, en Georgie. Une premiere campagne de fouilles a ete organisee en 1994 sous la direction associee d'archeologues allemands et de collaborateurs georgiens du centre de la recherche archeologique de Tbilissi. L'auteur de cet article presente ici le site de Gumbati qui revele trois periodes d'utilisation successives.
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Keraunia, 2011
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The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1980
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