Joachim Sliwa Pottery from Turah in the collection of the Archaeological Museum in Cracow Zdzislaw J. Kapera Cypriot pottery in the National Museum in Cracow Ewdoksia Papuci-Wladyka Corinthian alabastra and art/balloi from the Cracow collections Krzysztof M. Cialowicz Deux lecythes attiques a figures noires au Musee National de Cracovie Janusz Ostrowski Group of "African" oil-lamps in the collection of the National Museum in Cracow

Ancient Pottery in Polish Collections (English and French Edition)

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Spartacus, History and Tradition

History

Ancient Civilizations

Jesuit Culture Between Texts and Arts

Looking East: Iranian History and Culture Under Western Eyes (Electrum) (English, German and Italian Edition)

Middle East

Diplomacy and Inter-state Relations in the Hellenistic World

Ancient Armenia in Context: The Kingdom of Greater Armenia and Its Neighbours

The book is a continuation of Zofia Sztetyllo's studies on the stamped amphora handles from the excavations carried out by the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology of the University of Warsaw at the Hellenistic and Roman site of Nea Paphos on Cyprus. It covers archaeological finds from seasons 1990-2006 (with a few objects from earlier explorations not published in the previous two publications, for the years respectively 1956-1973 and 1975-1989) uncovered during the dig at the Villa of Theseus and the neighboring urban insulas in the southeastern part of the ancient city. Altogether in this volume there are 191 stamps. Most of these (155) come from Rhodos and represent both official eponymic and fabricant stamps from the period between the 3rd century BC and the 2nd century AD. The remaining stamps originated from other centers of the Greek-speaking world where amphorae used for packaging other goods were produced, primarily from Knidos and Kos, but also isolated examples from Chios and Pamphylia. The author discusses the stamps in alphabetical order of the names of the persons to whom they belonged, citing exhaustively parallel stamps in an effort to establish dating and to determine the official relations between particular eponyms and producers of amphorae. A few Graeco-Italic stamps are presented at the end of the catalogue, as well as some Latin stamps on Roman mortaria. The excavations in the years covered by the present publication were increasingly focused on stratigraphic layers dated to periods preceding the rule of Rome on the island (including a few sealed ceramic deposits from cisterns, for example), hence the stamps published in this volume are to a much larger extent from synchronic contexts. This benefits studies of site chronology as well as trade issues connected with the economy of Cyprus in the Hellenistic and Roman period.

NEA Paphos VI: Pottery Stamps from NEA Paphos (Excavations in 1990-2006)

Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean XIX Reports 2007

Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean XXI, Reports 2009

Politics & Social Sciences

Archaeology

A study of public buildings in Egypt under the Roman rule. The author attempts to define the term and discusses the functions of such buildings, as well as the competence of some municipal officials. The publication is based on the rich papyrological material gathered till 1978.

Edifices Publics Dans Les Villes de l'Egypte Romaine: Problemes Administratifs Et Financiers (French Edition)

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