A brilliant, glamorous and controversial young archaeologist rekindles the drama of classical Greece for a new readership and traces the history of the Parthenon and the disputed Elgin Marbles. Published to coincide with the Athens Olympics and the parallel cultural campaign for the return of the Elgin Marbles to Greece, this objective and highly readable book by an exceptional young archaeologist tells the story of the Parthenon from its origins to the present day, in a sweeping narrative which combines scrupulous historical and archaeological accuracy with controversy and passion. Wide-ranging, authoritative and fascinating, Dorothy King’s book will rekindle the drama of classical antiquity and trace its later history – often highly controversial – right up to the present day. She will develop a strong case against the return of the Marbles to Greece.
The Temple of Ares in the Athenian Agora was evidently taken down stone by stone from its unidentified original site, moved, and re-erected with the help of a system of lettering on the blocks that showed exactly where each stone ...
This is a book about identity, about how the ancient Greeks saw themselves and others, and what this tells us in turn about Greek mentality and culture.
The Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites
... wie folgendes gut beglaubigtes Vorkommnis zeigt : Als der Lehrer Ernst Reinstorff ( 1830-1893 ) bei geöffnetem Fenster Unterricht erteilte und von draußen die Kommandorufe des Turnlehrers L. Bintz hereindrangen , da rief er dem ...
The collection, which boasts the first handwritten document known from Britain, was discovered during archaeological excavations for Bloomberg.
This volume brings together the work of Snodgrass's former students; scholars who, while they could be variously classified as prehistorians, ancient historians, Classical archaeologists, Classical art historians, Classicists and modern ...
Fifth Chapter: Praxiteles at his Peak (around 364-360); 22.
The magical practices of the Roman world are explored in this second volume in the new TRAC Themes in Roman Archaeology series.
Greek Gold in the Hermitage Collection: Antique Jewellery from the Northern Black Sea Coast ; [art Book]
Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology