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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 2004 Brill hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. Contents: 1, 'Archaeological Research on the Late Antique Countryside: A Bibliographic Essay' by Alexandra Chavarria and Tamara Lewit; 2, 'Rehabilitating the Great Estate: Aristocratic Property and Economic Growth in the Late Antique East' by Peter Sarris; 3, 'Epigraphic Data on Village Culture and Social Institutions: An Interregional Comparison (Syria, Phoenice Libanensis and Arabia)' by Frank R. Trombley; 4, 'The Fate of Rural Temples in Late Antiquity and the Christianisation of the Countryside' by Beatrice Caseau; 5, 'The Archaeology of Pilgrimage in Late Antique Albania: The Basilica of the Forty Martyrs' by John Mitchell; 6, 'Valley and Village in Late Roman Cyprus' by Tassos Papacostas; 7, 'Settlement Expansion on the Konya Plain, Anatolia: 3rd-7th Centuries A.D.' by Douglas Baird; 8, 'Late Antiquity in the Territory of Sagalassos' by Hannelore Vanhaverbeke, Femke Martens, Marc Waelkens and Jeroen Poblome; 9, 'Late Antique Pottery, Settlement and Trade in the East Mediterranean: A Preliminary Comparison of Ceramics from Limyra (Lycia) and Boeotia' by Joanita Vroom; 10, 'Residential Villas in Late Antique Italy: Continuity and Change' by Carla Marano; 11, 'Late Roman Villa Plans: The Danube-Balkan Region' by Laszlo Mobran; 12, 'Monastic Landscapes' by Joseph Patrich; 13, 'Monasteries as Rural Settlements: Patron-dependence or Self-sufficiency?' by Beat Brenk; 14, 'A de-Romanised Landscape in Northern Gaul: The Scarpe Valley from the 4th to 9th Century A.D.' by Etienne Louis; 15, 'Late Antique Settlement on the Plain of Verona' by Fabio Saggioro; 16, 'Continuity and Change in the Macedonian Countryside, from Gallienus to Justinian' by Archie Dunn.…

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Couverture souple. Condizione: Neuf. Condizione sovraccoperta: Neuf. Edition originale. Byzantio? Studies in Byzantine History and Civilization (SBHC 11) Discipuli dona ferentes Glimpses of Byzantium in Honour of Marlia Mundell Mango T. Papacostas, M. Parani (eds.) Add to basket XXX+486 p., 111 b/w ill., 4 b/w tables, 156 x 234 mm, 2017 ISBN: 978-2-503-57585-8 Languages: English Paperback The publication is available Retail price: EUR 125,00 From sailing down the Euphrates to hunting with cheetahs in Constantinople, the studies collected in this volume offer engaging and often challenging new perspectives on aspects of Byzantine art and archaeology in honour of Marlia Mundell Mango. In recognition and celebration of the achievements of Marlia (Maria Cordelia) Mundell Mango as a researcher and as a teacher, twelve of her doctoral students offer her this volume of collected essays, showcasing recent research in Byzantine archaeology and material culture studies. The essays are divided into three sections. The first comprises studies on Byzantine economy, shipping, road networks, production and trade from Late Antiquity down to the time of the Crusades. The studies in the second part discuss facets of the material culture and the lifestyle especially of the upper social strata in the Byzantine Empire, while those of the final section explore aspects of artistic creativity in the lands of the empire. Taken together, these diverse studies offer 'glimpses' into the Byzantine economy and trade, lifestyle and religion, ideology and identity, artistic creativity and its impact beyond the Byzantine frontier, illustrating a variety of methodological approaches and pointing towards new directions for future research. Their wide chronological, geographic and thematic coverage is in itself a tribute to Marlia Mango's breadth of knowledge and a reflection of her far-ranging research interests. Tassos Papacostas, D.Phil. (2000, Oxford University) is Lecturer in Byzantine material culture at the Department of Classics, King's College London. His current research and recent publications focus on aspects of archaeology and architecture from Late Antiquity to the early modern period, primarily on Cyprus. Maria Parani, D.Phil. (2000, Oxford University), is Associate Professor of Byzantine and post-Byzantine art and archaeology at the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Cyprus. Her research interests comprise daily life in Byzantium and the exploration of alternative sources for the study of Byzantine material culture to supplement archaeological data, as well as Byzantine imperial ceremonial and interregional exchange in the field of court culture. Table of Contents Introduction, Acknowledgements, Publications of Marlia Mundell Mango OF PEOPLE, ANIMALS, GOODS AND THE NETWORKS THAT LINKED THEM Alkividais Ginalis, The Pelion Peninsula: Byzantine Port Networks along Inhospitable Coastlines Marlena Whiting, A River Runs Through It: The Role of the Tigris and Euphrates in Transport and Communication in Late Antiquity Tassos Papacostas, Reconstructing the Road Network of the Byzantine Periphery: Medieval Cyprus as Paradigm Michael Decker, Animal and Zoonotic Diseases in the Ancient and Late Antique Mediterranean: Three Case Studies J. Eric Cooper, The Possibility of Sericulture in Byzantine Cappadocia OF DAILY LIFE AND ITS PARAPHERNALIA Yvonne Petrina, Late Antique Aiadems: The Extant Material Maria Parani, Medieval Byzantine Furniture Anthousa Papagiannaki, Experiencing the Exotic: Cheetahs in Medieval Byzantium OF ART AND IDENTITY Elif Keser-Kayaalp, The Monastery of Mor Barsawmo in the Tur Abdin: Artistic Continuities and Encounters Georges Kazan, What's in a Name? Constantinople's Lost 'Golden Gate' Reconside Size: 156 x234 mm.…