From Pella to Gandhara : hybridisation and identity in the art and architecture of the Hellenistic East /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford :
Archaeopress,
2011.
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| Series: | BAR international series ;
2221. |
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Table of Contents:
- Preface / Anna Kouremenos
- Foreword / Sir John Boardman
- Introduction / Roberto Rossi
- Alcibiades, "a classical archetype for Alexander" / Michael Vickers
- Hybridisation of palatial architecture: Hellenistic royal palaces and governors' seats / Maria Kopsacheili
- 'Hellenising' the 'Cypriot goddess': 'reading' the Amathousian terracotta figurines / Giorgos Papantoniou
- The ruins on Mount Karasis in Cilicia / Timm Radt
- A hybridized Aphrodite: the anadyomene motif at Tel Kedesh / Lisa Ayla Çakmak
- 'Hybrid' art, hellenism and the study of acculturation in the Hellenistic east: the case of Umm el-ʻAmed in Phoenicia / Jessica Nitschke
- Cultural interaction and emergence of hybrids in the material culture of Hellenistic Mesopotamia: an interpretation of terractota figurines, ceramic ware and seal impressions / Sidsel Maria Westh-Hansen
- Temple architecture in the Iranian world in the Hellenistic period / Michael Shenkar
- Cultural convergence in Bactria: the votives from the Temple of the Oxos at Takht-i Sangin / Rachel Wood
- From Gandharan trays to Gandharan Buddhist art: the persistence of Hellenistic motifs from the second century BC and beyond / Jessie Pons
- The places in between: model and metaphor in the archaeology of Hellenistic Arachosia / Rachel Mairs
- Conclusion / Sujatha Chandrasekaran.