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a the majority of inscriptions is often problematic : only a few inscriptions that bear non - Greek names could have originated in the 1st century AD , and even these usually have a broader dating ( for example , ' from the end of the ...
a the majority of inscriptions is often problematic : only a few inscriptions that bear non - Greek names could have originated in the 1st century AD , and even these usually have a broader dating ( for example , ' from the end of the ...
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One of the principal stumbling blocks to drawing conclusions about the barbarisation of Olbia in the time of Dio has been the chronology of these votive inscriptions . Hupe's is the first attempt at dating them precisely.98 He does so ...
One of the principal stumbling blocks to drawing conclusions about the barbarisation of Olbia in the time of Dio has been the chronology of these votive inscriptions . Hupe's is the first attempt at dating them precisely.98 He does so ...
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The sixth Luwian inscription of its kind to be found in the Tell Ahmar region , it was composed by a king of Masuwari called Hamiyata , already known from other inscriptions in the region , and dedicated to the Storm God ' Tarhunza of ...
The sixth Luwian inscription of its kind to be found in the Tell Ahmar region , it was composed by a king of Masuwari called Hamiyata , already known from other inscriptions in the region , and dedicated to the Storm God ' Tarhunza of ...
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N COLDSTREAM + Cypriot Taste in Early Greek Ceramic Imports | 21 |
N KOKKINOS Ancient Chronography Eratosthenes and the Dating of the Fall | 37 |
MAEIR A FANTALKIN and A ZUKERMAN The Earliest Greek Import in | 57 |
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