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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. The Art of Hellenistic Palestine. Book.

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Soft cover. Etat : New. ix, 139 pages : illustrations (some colour), map ; 30 cm. The art of the Hellenistic age (here taken as 332 BC to 37 BCE) in Palestine demonstrates the extent to which a province could be integrated into the rich, established culture of the Hellenistic world. Its study here examines the art itself, and specifically the themes, types, iconography, and style of local productions. The study can be instructive on the ethnic texture of Palestine, its regional differences, its widely practiced religion and cults, and its culture in general. Likewise, it may supplement both historical research on the period, which appears to have reached a dead end of sorts, and archaeological inquiry, the results of which have been partial or insufficient. It can help address whether the art was incorporated into the Hellenistic koine, the manner in which it utilized local and foreign elements, and the question of how the culture of the period left a mark so profound that it can be traced until the end of the Byzantine period.…

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Soft cover. Etat : New. x + 191 pages : 27 cm. This volume, dedicated to the Hellenistic terracotta from Maresha, is the second in a series of final reports on the Israel Antiquities Authority excavations at Maresha, directed by Prof. Amos Kloner. These large-scale excavations, held during the years 1989-2000, were conducted mainly in the Lower City of Maresha. Excavations of the surface areas and some of the subterranean complexes were undertaken mainly in the years 1989-1994, while the excavations from 1995 to 2000 concentrated mainly on some of the subterranean complexes. A few of the finds included in this volume were found in our surveys and earlier excavations during the 1980s, especially 1986 and 1987. As the excavations continued in several subterranean complexes between 2001 and 2008, we have included a few later finds as well. Contents: COLOR PLATE: SELECTED FIGURINES; FRONT MATTER; CONTENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; PREFACE; CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER 2: TYPOLOGICAL STUDY AND CATALOG; RELIGIOUS THEMES; MALE DEITIES AND HEROES; Dioskouroi; Herakles; Bearded Deities; Child Deities; FEMALE DEITIES AND RELATED FIGURES; Aphrodite; Athena; Artemis; Amazon; Female Wearing a Polos (No. 24); Isis and Accompanying Figures (Cat. Nos. 25, 26); 'Isis-Aphrodite' (Cat. Nos. 27-29); Kourotrophoi (Cat. Nos. 30-38); Female Busts (Cat. Nos. 39-42); PARTICIPANTS IN RITES; Votaries (Cat. Nos. 43, 44); Musicians And Dancers (Cat. Nos. 45-51) GENRE THEMESMALES (Cat. Nos. 52-6); FEMALES; Standing Females (Cat. Nos. 62-87); Hydrophoroi (Cat. Nos. 88, 89); Thinking/Mourning Females and Other Seated Females (Cat. Nos. 90-94); Female Heads (Cat. Nos. 95-97); CHILDREN; Boys (Cat. Nos. 98-102); Girls (Cat. Nos. 103-105); GROUPS (Cat. Nos. 106-112); UNIDENTIFIED FIGURES (Cat. Nos. 113-129); PILLAR FIGURINES (Cat. Nos. 130-137); RIDERS ON A HORSE; Riders on a Horse Modeled in Relief (Cat. Nos. 138-164); Riders on a Horse Modeled in the Round (Cat. Nos. 165, 166); RIDERS ON ANIMALS OTHER THAN HORSES Warriors Riding a Camel (Cat. Nos. 167-170)Rider (Herakles?) on a Boar (Cat. Nos. 171, 172); ANIMALS (Cat. Nos. 173-179); THEATRICAL THEMES; Masks (Cat. Nos. 180-185); Actors (Cat. Nos. 186-188); VARIA; ALTARS (ARULAE) (Cat. Nos. 189-19); MANTLE HERM (Cat. No. 195); STANDALONE HUMAN BODY PARTS (Cat. Nos. 196-199); GORGON ON AN AEGIS (Cat. No. 200); APPLIQUÉS (Cat. Nos. 201-206); MISCELLANEA (Cat. Nos. 207-212); PLASTIC VASES; MAGENTA WARE (Cat. Nos. 213-215); LIDDED GUTTI WITH STRAINER (Cat. Nos. 222-224); FLASK MODELED AS A CHILD FEEDING A DUCK (Cat. No. 225) ANIMAL APPLIQUÉS ON VESSELS (Cat. Nos. 226-228)HANDMADE BOWLS ON FEET(Cat. Nos. 229-231); BLACK-SLIPPED GUTTI (PRE-MAGENTA WARE) (Cat. Nos. 216-221); RHYTA (Cat. Nos. 232-249); UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS (Divided by Area; Cat. Nos. 250-283); CHAPTER 3: PROVENANCE AND FUNCTION OF THE TERRACOTTAS; CHAPTER 4: CHRONOLOGY; CHAPTER 5: PRODUCTION METHODS AND TECHNIQUE; CHAPTER 6: FASHION AND STYLE; CHAPTER 7: THE PANTHEON AND CULTS OF MARESHAAS CONVEYED BY THE TERRACOTTAS; CHAPTER 8: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; PLATES; IAA REPORTS.…

Soft cover. Etat : New. x, 270, [26] pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 30 cm. Khirbet er-Rasm is a small site in the upper Shephelah, about 1 km south-southwest of Tel-Azekah (Israel). The remains include mainly a concentration of ruins on top of the hill, where many walls were visible before the beginning of the excavations, including a row of still standing monoliths. The site is small and rural in nature, and is not identified with any known historical sites, and this was in part the reason for its exploration. The site was excavated and surveyed in the years 1997-2003. Khirbet er-Rasm was first settled during the Chalcolithic period. The site was then resettled during the late Iron Age I and / or early Iron Age II. More significant remains were dated to the late Iron Age II, and some finds are attributed to the Persian period, but the main period of occupation at the site dates from the early Hellenistic period up to the late second century BCE. The vast majority of the finds at Kh. er-Rasm are dated to the late second century BCE, as this is the time when the site was destroyed, and this is the period for which there is most data. Some reoccupation took place in the Early Roman period, and from then on the site was abandoned and was used by farmers and herders.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. 275 pages : illustrations ; 31 cm. 'This volume presents the rich and impressive finds of clay, stone, ivory and metal figurines and statuettes and Egyptian faience amulets uncovered during two decades of excavation at Tel Dor between 1980 and 2000. Its purpose is to make these cultic finds from Dor available to scholars in monograph form pending the publication of the final excavation reports of the Dor excavations.' The book is divided into four parts. Part One: Figurines and cult objects of the Iron Age and Persian Period (E. Stern) Part Two: Figurines, sculpture and minor art of the Hellenistic and Romanperiods (A. Erlich) Part Three: The cult of Nemesis: the griffin in marble and clay (R. Rosenthal-Heginbottom) Part Four: Egyptian faience amulets (C. Herrmann).…

21X27 cm. x+191 pages. Softcover. In good condition. The book is in : English.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The art of the Hellenistic age (here taken as 332 BC to 37 BCE) in Palestine demonstrates the extent to which a province could be integrated into the rich, established culture of the Hellenistic world. Its study here examines the art itself, and specifically the themes, types, iconography, and style of local productions. The study can be instructive on the ethnic texture of Palestine, its regional differences, its widely practiced religion and cults, and its culture in general. Likewise, it may supplement both historical research on the period, which appears to have reached a dead end of sorts, and archaeological inquiry, the results of which have been partial or insufficient. It can help address whether the art was incorporated into the Hellenistic koine, the manner in which it utilized local and foreign elements, and the question of how the culture of the period left a mark so profound that it can be traced until the end of the Byzantine period.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Art of Hellenistic Palestine | Adi Erlich | Taschenbuch | BAR International Series | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2009 | British Archaeological Reports Oxford Ltd | EAN 9781407305868 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…