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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"DE The Mediterranean Region. The Greco-Roman World"”.

  1. Diplomatic communication between Byzantium and the West under the late Palaiologoi (1354-1453)

    This dissertation studies the diplomatic communication between the Byzantine Empire and the West during the last century of the empire’s life from 1354 to 1453. The first chapter deals with ambassadorial travel to the West, studying land and sea routes, the season of travel, its speed and duration …

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  2. Ancient Greek Tragedy: a study on the nature of Dystopianism

    This thesis concerns dystopianism on the Athenian Tragic stage in the fifth century BC. It reconsiders Zeitlin's view that Thebes was the mirror image of Athens and instead argues Argos represents the anti-Athens. It also explore how Thebes and Argos were portrayed, arguing that although both were …

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  3. The foreign policy of Macedon c.513 to 346 BC

    This thesis is made up of nine chapters. The introduction offers some preliminary discussion of the subject of the period as a whole, and some consideration of existing modern sources upon it. Our modern concept of the ancient world is necessarily constructed from materials derived from reports, …

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  4. Dwelling among ruins: landscapes in the late 8th century BC Argolic Plain, Greece

    This thesis explores the meaningful character of traces of earlier occupation and burial locations visible in the late 8th century BC landscape of the Argolic Plain in the northeast Peloponnese, Greece. It will be argued that, where ruined former habitation remains and burials were observed in the

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  5. Roman Knossos: the pottery in context: a presentation of ceramic evidence provided by the Knossos 2000 Project (1993-95)

    … its history, archaeological research into the Roman city has traditionally been overshadowed by the exploration of the well-known ‘Minoan’ Bronze Age palace and its immediate surroundings. The Knossos 2000 Project, jointly established by the University of Birmingham and the British School …

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  6. Chlemoutsi castle (Clermont, Castel Tornese), Peloponnese: its pottery and its relations with the west (13th-early 19th c.)

    Chlemoutsi was the most important castle of the Principality established in the Peloponnese after the Fourth Crusade. The glazed pottery of the Frankish period (early 13th - early 15th c.) is almost exclusively Italian, reflecting the connections of the Principality of Achaea with Italy and …

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  7. Making histories: nationalism, colonialism and the uses of the past on Cyprus

    … me to know, as a London-born Greek Cypriot, why the archaeology and history of my place of origin have no shades of grey. The history I learned at school – British school – was fluid, it was about how different actors felt, why they did things; we learnt role play and empathy. At home, and in …

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  8. Socio-economic conditions in 14th and 15th century Thessalonike: a new approach

    The thesis deals with the socio-economic conditions prevailing in the city of Thessalonikê in the 14th and 15th centuries. One of the main aims is to address certain methodological issues linked to the period of transition from the Byzantine to the Ottoman Empire. In this effort, we have employed …

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  9. A discussion of the influence of antiquty in the art and architecture produced during the reign of emperor Napoleon 1st

    This work examines the effect of antiquity on the production of art and architecture during Napoleon’s reign. Two ancient civilisations, Egypt and Rome, are used as examples of antiquity, chosen due to the expeditions led by Napoleon to Italy and Egypt prior to his reign. The effect of these …

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  10. The iconography of ancient Greek and Roman jewellery

    This work will examine the various forms of symbolism and iconography in jewellery from ancient Greece and Rome. It sets out to elucidate and place into the appropriate cultural context the motifs represented in jewellery from these civilisations. The work is largely divided into three parts. The

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  11. A documentation and critical reflection of my original script, “With New Eyes”, from original concept to its submitted form

    "With New Eyes" is a reexamination of the Oedipus myth and its core themes, placing it in different historical, geographical and theatrical locations.

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  12. Algernon Charles Swinburne: the causes and effects of his Sapphic possession

    The thesis regards the extraordinary power of Sappho in the 1860s as resulting in a form of “Sapphic Possession” which laid hold on Swinburne, shaped his verse, produced a provocative new poetics, and which accounted for a critical reception of his work that was both hostile and enthralled. Using …

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